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CALENDAR
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PATENT ROLLS
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PUBLIC RECOED OFFICE.
PREPARED UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF
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PREFACE.
The present volume forms part of a series of Calendars of
the Patent Rolls from the reign of Edward I. to that of
Henry VII., the object and character of which is explained
in the Preface to the first volume for the reign of
Edward III. (a.d. 1327- 1330). The text has been pre-
pared, under my immediate supervision, by Mr. J. G.
Black, with some assistance from Mr. R. F. Isaacson
and Mr. G. J. Morris, all of the Public Record Office.
Mr. Black has also compiled the Index.
H. C. MAXWELL LYTE.
Rolls House,
27 March 1893.
tJ0i4.- Wt. 16746. " 2
CONTENTS.
Page
Preface ---.-.-. iii
Corrigenda - - - - - - - vii
Calendar ---..-._i
Index ----.-.. 523
COlilllGENDA.
Page 5, line 50, for " Gerand " read " Geraud."
„ 15, ,, 5, insert "h" (^tt/pe dropped)
22, for " Dyston " read " Ayston."
41, /or " Royert " read " Robert."
11, /or " Lammaes " read " Launvaes."
17, for " Toucheby " read " Toutheby."
45, for " Lansenenton " read " LanseventOD."
29, /or" de" read " oi."
8, for " Kertoleston " read " Kercoleston."
28, for " Inethorne " read " Ivethome."
33, for " Pamutu " read " Pannicu."
26, insert " of " after " ward."
20, for " Lammaes " read " Llanfaes."
22, for " Lammaes " read " Llanfaes."
34, for " Thlammays " read " ThJaunvays."
28, for " Llammaes " read " Llaufaes."
29, for " Thlammays " read " Thlaunvays."
53, for " Estolewik " read " Escolewik."
35, for " le " read " de."
44, for " Gingeure " read " Gingevre."
19, for " El vena " read " Elveva."
21, for " Marcham " read " Martham."
24, insert "(sic)" after " Suffolk."
45, for " Kestesgate " read " Keftesgate."
37, for " Lynol " read " Lyvol."
43, for " Wastelyn " read " Wascelyn."
45, for " Wastelyu " read " Wascelyn."
45, for " Ventrer " read " Veutrer."
38, for " le " read " de."
16, insert " (sic) " after " Wyvetou."
35, for " Aunliam " read " Dunham."
29, for " Conuere " read " Convors."
6, for " Yacele " read " Yatele."
15, for " Astclift " read " Astclist."
41, for " Lauladron " read " Lanladron."
43, /or "of" read"de."
13, for " abbot " read " abbess."
20, for " Nuchamsted " read " Nufhamsted."
35, for '« Alresen " read " Alrefen."
13, for " Candon " read " Caudon."
24, for " Ikndiuus " read " Bcudinus."
35, for " Ik-uknoll " read " Btnknoll."
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lino <7, for " Skynergrjne " read " Skyncigrjve."
41, insert " {sir) " after " Nottingham."
29, for " D." read " A."
7, for " Bandiuiis Pamk " read " Baiulinus Panik."
23, for " Gunsiilinus " read " Giinsalvins."
1, insert " (Bedik) " afler '• Redik."
20, for " Rilleford " read " Kilbeford."
22, for " Hoveden" read " Honcden."
33, for " Baley " read '• Raley."
21, for " Inythorn " read " Ivythorn."
35, for " Aldichel " read " Aldithele."
15, for " Doneluna " read " Donclmia."
27, insert " [sic= Hautcstre] " after " Ilancestre."
5, for " Stirthcsleye " read " Stirchesleye."
2, for " Seignaus" read " Seigvaus."
36, for " Seignaus " read " Seigvaus."
33, for " Keccheleston " read " Kettheleston."
33, insert " [^sic = Oxford] " after " Exeter."
48, for " Alsameston " read " Alfameston."
35, for " Bassingurn " read " Bassingburn."
7, for " Reygiu " read " Reygni."
27, for " Stavelegh " read " Stanelegh."
29, for " Frimle " read " Frivile."
3, for " Jamani " read " Janiani."
5, for " Elneyluthmenith " 7-ead " Elvcyluchmenith."
5, for " Elnoylismenith " read " Elveylismenith."
33, for " Toucheby " read " Toutheby."
38, for " Monflieres " read " Mouflieres."
38, for " Calnach " read " Calvach."
36, for " Aton " read " Aeon."
32, after " Grimmesfeld " insert " [sic = Brimmesfeld] ."
8, for " Lammas " read " Launvas."
2, after " Cakley " itisert " \_sic = Oakley]."
9, after " Oluston " insert " [s/c = 01ufton]."
12, for " Cuneleye " read " Cuveleye."
48, for " Cranthorn " read " Crauthorn."
27, after " Carleton " omit the comma.
24, for " Kedmor " read " Kedivor."
42, for " Euston " read " Enstone."
] 8, for " rerneth " read " Perveth."
18, for " Ilirneriu " read " Hirverin."
18, for " Commoc " r^ad " Commot."
35, for " Scalwrthy " read " Stalwrthy."
CALENDAR
OF THE
PATENT IIOLLS
10 EDWARD I.
12S1.
Nov. 21.
Westiuiuster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
NcA'. 25.
Weslmiuster.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
C5014.
Membrane 22.
Writ (le int€7idendo for S. bishop of Waterford, treasurer of Ireland,
appointed justicifiry of Ireland during pleasure, in place of Robert de
Ufford, who, by reason of his infirmity, cannot perforin the duties.
Presentation of John de Arundell to the church of Welde, in the diocese
of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
The like of Hugh de Litleburgh, chaplain, to the church of St. Maurice,
in the diocese of Winchester, by letter directed to Master Adam de Hales,
keeper of the bishopric.
Grant to Geoffrey de Caunvill of the custody of the land and heirs of
Henry de la Pomereye, tenant in chief, for 200/., payable in half-yearly
sums of 25/.
Grant to Richard de Mundevill and Matilda his wife, for their lives,
of a weekly market on Friday at their manor of Thorp, co. Northampton,
and of a yearly fair there, to be held on the eve, day, and morrow of Holy
Trinity.
Presentation of Henry de Kemeseyc, chaplain, to the precentorship of the
church of St. Mary by Southampton, in the diocese of Winchester, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Letters for Theodisius de Lavania nominating Jacobinus de Regio hia
attorney in England for six years.
The like for : —
William de Berges, going beyond seas, nominating John de Mucheldever
and Alexander de Yevele for two years.
Richard de Hedersete, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Hedcrsete and William de Totenham for one year.
Licence for Thomas de Molton, for life, to take sturgeons in the king's
fishery of Carlisle, at a yearly rent of 13?. Ad.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Cumberland.
Licence, after inqiiisition nd quod damnum made by Geoffrey de Pychcford,
for the prioress and nuns of Ankerewik, with the consent of the abbot and
convent of Certeseye, to appropriate 100 acres of waste of the fee of the said
al)bot and convent in Egchani, witliiii the bounds of the forest of Wyndesor
and without the covert there, and to enclose the same with a small dike and
low hedge, so that deer can get in and out, and to cultivate and hold the
same quit of waste and regard for ever.
Wt. 1674G. A
V
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
■]0g2. Membrane 22 — cont.
Mmnlatc to Grimbalil Paiiiiccfot, keeper of the forest of Dene, to take
under the kinfj's speeiiil protection, for three years, the abbey of Flexlcy,
wliieh is burdened \\ ith debt and impoverished, both by murrain amongst
the sheep, upon whieh the abbot and monks and many others in their places
{in sitis hcis) mainly depend for their subsistence, as well as by sheriffs,
bedels, foresters and others consuming their goods by faculties, so that the
abbey can no longer perform its customary distribution of alms or its other
works of mercy, and is in danger of dispersion ; and to apply the revenues
thereof to the use of the said abbey, excei)t such as are necessary for the
maintenance of the said abbot and convent and their household, and for the
distribution of alms to the poor.
John Colcwin' and Isaac le Rus, canons of the conventual church of
Suthwik, bringing news of the death of Andrew, the late prior, have
letters of licence to elect.
Licence for Roger de Mortuo Mari the younger to hunt the fox and the
hare with his own hounds in all the forests of the counties of Salop and
Stafford, outside the covert, until next Easter; provided that he take none of
the king's great game (de grossis feris) there.
Mandate to Otto de Grandisono, and such as shall supply his place in
Guernsey and Jersey, not to suffer Peter le Valeys, priest, to be molested
in his peaceable possession of the church of St. Peter in Port, Guernsey
{de Gerncroio), which is in the gift of the prior of Heauvill', and to
which he was provided by the Pope : as it appears, by complaint of the
said Peter, that the lay power has been unduly used in favour of Master
WilUam {Guillermus) de Sancto Remigio, clerk, who claims that he was
presented to the same church by the said prior, so that the said Peter, for
fear of the menaces and molestations, and of the occupation of the goods of
the said church by the lay power, has not dared to approach the said church
or to reside there.
N"ov. 26. Grant to the bailiffs, burgesses, and other men of Crukhowel of murage,
Westminster, for forty years, on goods brought to the town for sale, viz. : —
On every horse-load (sumfna) of corn ... ^d.
On every horse, mare, ox, and cow sold (vend') - - \d.
On every hide of horse, mare, ox, and cow, fresh, salt, or
tanned ------- ^d.
On every cart laden with salt meat . - - - l^d.
On every five bacon hogs sold - - . - ^d.
On every ten small hogs sold ----- |c?.
On every fresh salmon sold - - - - - \d.
On every dozen shad sold ----- |<f.
On every lamprey before Easter . . - . i</.
On every ten sheep, goats, or swine - - - -Id.
On every hundi*ed (centena) of woolfells, skins of goats, stags,
hinds, bucks, and does ----- Id.
On every hundred of skins of lambs, kids, hares, rabbits, foxes,
cats and squirrels ------ ^d.
On every cart-load of salt - - - - -Id.
On every horse-load (summagio) of salt sold, per week - \d.
On every horse-load of cloth sold - - - - ^d.
On every entire cloth sold ----- Arf,
On every hundred of linen web, canvas, and Irish cloth - Id.
On every cloth of silk with gold, samite, "diarpe" and
baudekyn ------- i^d.
De quolibet panno de serico sine euro et chef de cendallo
aff'orc' - - - . - - - \d.
10 EDWARD 1.
1281. Membrane 22— cont.
On every tun of wine and ashes (cincrum) ... 1^</.
Ou every horse-load of ashes ----- ^d.
On every horse-load of honey - - - - -Id.
On every tun of honey . _ . - . 3d.
On every sack of wool - _ . . . 4^/.
On every truss of cloth brought by cart - - - 3d.
On every horse-load of cloth or divers other small articles - }^d.
On every cart-load of iron ----- id.
On every cart-load of lead . - - . - 2d.
On every horse-load of tan, per week - - - - ^d.
On goods sold by weight (de averio de pondere), that is, on
every hundred (cetitena) - - - - - \d.
Ou every wey (pcisa) of tallow (cepi) and grease - -Id.
On every quarter of woad ----- 2d.
On every hundred of alum and copperas ... }^d.
On every two thousand of onions .... ^d.
On every horse-load of garlic - - - - - ^d.
On every thousand of herrings .... ^(7.
On every hundred of boards ----- ij.
On every millstone -...-- ^d.
On every hundred of faggots ----- ^d.
On every quarter of salt ----- ^d.
On every wey of cheese and butter - - - - )^d.
On every thousand of roof-nails (clavorum ad cumulum domus) \d.
On every hundred of horse-shoes and cart-clouts {clutorum
ad carectam) - - - - - - \d.
On every quarter of tan ----- ^d.
On every two thousand of all kinds of nails, except cart-clouts
and roof-nails ... - . ^</.
On every truss of all kinds of merchandise exceeding the value
of two shillings -.-.-. ^d.
On every brewing caldron ... - - Id.
Licence for Gregory de Rokesle, citizen of London, to whom Richard
son of John sold the vesture of his wood called Cherte, in the town of
Sliyre, co. Surrey, for five years, to enjoy the same for the full term, even
in case of the said Richard's death.
Pardon to Andrew de Trelosk for the death of Thomas le Luggere.
Nov. 26. Grant to Adam de Nortoft of the custody of the lands and heirs of
Westmiustcr. William de Godested, tenant in chief. If, however, it should appear that
this custody ought not to belong to the king, then all the issues received by
the said Adam are to be restored for the maintenance and advantage of the
heirs.
Mandate in pursuance to Ralph de Sandwyco and the sheriff of Lincoln.
Pardon to Osbert Chinnok of his outlawry for a robbery from Thomas
de Carlcton.
Appointment of Godfrey Merillon, clerk, to the office of escheator of the
county of Chester during pleasure.
Nov. 27. Appointment of Stephen de Pcnecostre, Iter[ius] do Engolisma, and
WcbtmiDster. Henry le Waleys to assess certain plots of laud {placias) at Ihammc, and
to let them to the barons and goodmcn of Winchelso for building ; saving
to the immediate lords of the aforesaid plots a reasonable extent of every
acre.
A 2
calp:ni)ar of patent rolls.
2281. Membrane 22 — cont.
Nov. 27. Tardon to Thomas do Cokermuth, clurk, for a trespass in the foresft
Wcstiniastcr. of Shotovre, ho havini^ come to the king, submitted himself to his will, and
been imprisoned in the Tower of Loudon.
Lic-tMU'o for tlie muster and brethren of the hospital of St. Bartholomew,
London, to retain in mortmain rtMit'to the value of one mark from a house
which William de Blithe holds in Cripplegate Street {in vico de Crupelgate),
bequeathed to them by Geoffrey de Cadenhom.
Licence for Isaac de Suthwerk, Jew of Suthwerk, to sell his houses in
Suthwerk, but not to put them in mortmain.
Membrane 21.
Nov. 26. Grant to Abraham son of Master Elias, Jew of London, of the custody
Westminster, of Hagin son of Vivus son of Master Mosseus, Jew, and of the lands
and tenements, goods and chattels to the said heir belonging, during his
minority, with the marriage of the said Hagin.
Simple protection, for two years, for Martin son of William son of Ivo,
Reginald Bonkes, Robert de Kirkosewold and Robert le Tanur, citizens of
Carlisle.
Vacated because below.
Appointment of Henry Huse and Walter de Agmodesham to take under
the king's special protection, for four years, the abbey of Messenden, in
danger of dispersion and ruin by murrain amongst the sheep and horses,
failure of crops, and accumulation of debts, and to apply the issues, rents
and profits of the abbey, after providing for the maintenance of the abbot
and convent and their men, to the payment of their debts and relief of their
decayed condition.
Nov. 28. Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of John de Clere, canon of Suthwik, to be prior.
Grant to Adam le Botyller, for his services during the late troubles of
the king's reign, and to indemnify him for damages thereby sustained,
of the custody, during minority of the heir, of land to the yearly value
of 10 marks, out of the first wardships falling in on this side Trent.
Letters for Richard de Hedersete, going beyond seas, nominating John
de Hedersete and William de Totenham his attorneys for one year.
Simple protection, for two years, for Martin son of William son of Ivo,
Reginald Bonkes, Robert de Kirkosewold and Robert le Tanur, citizens of
Carlisle.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Grant to John de Brittannia, earl of Rychemund, that in case Robert,
son and heir of Robert Walerand, deceased, tenant in chief, shall marry and
have heirs, the said heirs, when of lawful age, shall do homage to the said
John for the lands and tenements which they may hold of him, so that he
suffer no prejudice through the said Robert not performing homage on
account of his idiotcy.
Simple protection, for three years, for Peter de Siriniaco, prior of Lenton,
going beyond seas.
Letters for the same, nominating brother Reymond de Versis and William
Garget his attorneys for three years.
Protection, with clause, for one year, for Adam le Botiller and Master
Thomas le Botiller, parson of the church of Northmoles, going beyond seas.
10 EDWARD I.
1281.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 2l—cont.
Grant for life to Eleanor, the kinj^'s mother, in part satisfiiction of the fees
of the honor of Richemond, in which the king is bound to her, of all his fees
of the honors of Boulogne and Hagenete in the counties of Essex and
Hertford ; reserving to the king the courts of the said honors : and if, after
an extent thereof is made, the latter exceed the former in value, the surplus
is to remain to the king, if they fall short the deficiency is to be made up in
the king's other fees elsewhere.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, of 11/. 1*. 6d. yearly at the Ex-
chequer, part of 15/. issuing yearly from the manor of Radewelle, co. Essex,
in exchange for : —
(1) 9/. 1*. 6c/. arising from 2\\ knights' fees of the honor of Richemund,
in the counties of Nottingham and Lincoln, as appears by an extent
of Thomas de Normunvill and John de Krokesle.
(2) 2Qs. yearly granted in alms by the king's progenitors to the abbot
and convent of Beaulieu in lieu of one tun of wine out of the
prisage at Southampton, which prisage was assigned to the said
Eleanor by reason of her dower {dotalicii).
(3) 20s. yearly, granted in like manner, to the abbot and convent of
Nattcleye.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokeslee to deliver out of the exchange at Canter-
bury to Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, 500/. for the
expenses of the household.
Pardon, for 50 marks assigned to Gregory de Rokesleye, citizen of
London, for the king's private affairs, to Walter de Shelfhangre, king's
clerk, of all trespasses committed by him while in the king's service, and
amercements for the same, saving debts and amercements due from the said
Walter to the Exchequer, which were assessed by brother Joseph de Cancy,
late treasurer of the Exchequer, at 100*. yearly.
Protection, with clause, for two years, for Vitalis son of Robert de
Grofham, going beyond seas.
Letters for Godfrey, prior of the church of St. John the Evangelist,
Pontefract, nominating Gilbert de Dyssiuton and William de Ledeston his
attorneys for two years.
The like for : —
Constance late the wife of Henry de Alemannia, staying in Gascony,
for two years.
Adam de Helmeswall, staying in England, nominating William de
Lindeseye, in Ireland, for two years.
Bernjird, prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, going beyond seas,
nominating Henry le Normaund and Alexander de Newton for three
years.
Simple protection for: —
John le p]svek of Ipswich, staying in Scotland, for two years.
John le Jovene, going beyond seas, for two years.
Robert le Fraunceys, during pleasure.
Presentation of John de Paxton, chaplain, to the church of Esshero, in
the diociise of Winchester, in tiio king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the .see.
Safe-conduct, during pl(!.asur(', for John Donati, .James his brother, .fames
Rcyner, Henry Gerand, and Hugh (lalgan, merchants of Florence, coming
with merchandise to the king's dominions.
Presentation of Robert de Camera, deacon, to the virarngo of iMoene.'', in
the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
the see.
6
LALENDAIl OF PATENT KOLLS.
12S1.
Dec. 9.
Thame.
Doc. 14.
Woodstock.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Kcspite from knighthood for William de Stiilliam, for oue [year] from
1 December.
Simple protection for Robert le Fraunceys, during pleasure.
Respite from knighthood, at the request of R. bishop of Bath and Wells,
chancellor, for William de Skelebrok, for two years from Christmas.
Mandate to the sheriff of Southampton, escheator of the same county,
to restore the temporalities of Suthwyk to John de Clere, canon of the same
house, elected prior.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Protection, in Ireland, with clause volumus, for two years, for David,
archbishop of Cashel, staying in England.
Simple protection, for three years, for Bernard, prior of St. Andrew's,
Northampton, going beyond seas.
Grant to Walter de Sturton, king's yeoman, of the custody of the land
and heir of William de Bykelee, tenant in chief, with the marriage
of the heir ; saving to Eva, late the wife of William, reasonable dower.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of Devon and Somerset,
Dec. 14.
Woodstock.
Dec. 16.
Woodstock.
Membrane 20.
Acquittance to Alan son of Roald, late sheriff of Oxford, for the pay-
ment, by the king's command, to Thomas de Parapesworth, then keeper of
the household of Alfonso, the king's son, of 50/. out of the receipts of
Philip de Wyleby, king's clerk, receiver for the said county of the goods
of condemned Jews.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Appointment for life of Nicholas de Shireveleye, chaplain, to the custody
of the hospital of St. John, Oxford, of which he is a brother, founded by
Henry III. for the maintenance of the poor.
Petronilla de Laverestok and Mary le Forester, nuns, bringing news of
the death of the abbess of Werewelle, have letters of licence to elect.
Pardon to Robert le Eyr, the king's bailiff of Wodestok, for the death of
William son of Walter le Gaucer, as it appears that he caused him to be
beheaded as a malefactor flying from justice.
Grant to the mayor and citizens of London, of murage for one year
longer, in continuation of a previous grant for three years from 24 February,
7 Edward I.
Grant by the king and queen, as count and countess of Pouthieu and
Monstreuil, to John de Neele, lord of Falevy, of the issues of a windmill
at Crotoy for life, payable by the receiver of Ponthieu ; the said John
having quit-claimed to the king all his right therein.
Appointment by the same of John de Vileroye and Hugh de Macy,
esquires, as their proctors and attorneys in all suits before their lord,
Philip king of France, his justices and bailiffs, against John de Pontivo,
esquire, as to the ownership of a fifth of the county of Ponthieu, and in all
other suits whatever,
Monday after Grant by the same to Jakemin le Carbonner, Walter le Bonfer, and
the feast of John de Amyens, burgesses of Abbevile, of the viscounty of Abbevile,
St. Lucy, to farm, from the feast of SS. Peter and Paul, for three years, at a yearly
rent of 1 ,600 pounds of Paris, as paid by John de Neel and the queen's
Dec. 14.
Woodstock.
Dec. 14.
Woodstock.
10 EDWARD I.
1279.
Whitmonday.
1279.
Dec. —
1281. Membrane 20 — cont.
mother, sometime his wife : so that all fees and alma be allowed them, and
the GOO pounds of Paris, which the above lessees lent to the king to deliver
his land of Ponthieu from debt, be repaid them out of tho said farm at the
rate of 200 pounds a year. French.
Appointment by the same of Thomas de Sandwiz, knight, as seneschal
and keeper of Ponthieu. French.
Ratification by the same of a transfer by "William Bonement, to Peter au
Coste, heretofore receiver of Ponthieu, of his grant, in fee simple, of a rent
of 6 pounds of Paris issuing yearly from a bakery ( fur) situate in Rue de
Rykeburk in Abbeville, the said William having surrendered the same
for this purpose into the hands of Sir Thomas de Sandwiz, seneschal
of Ponthieu ; but so that the said Peter hold the same by xij par' de
rcconissaunce rcndns au Noel, 12d. relief and 12d. droytes aides when
they happen. French.
Mandate to John de Greyly, seneschal of Agenois, or such as shall supply
his place, to assign to Eleanor, the king's mother, 435 pounds 16 shillings
8 pence of Tours out of rents and issues in the town of Maremande, from
4 July, 9 Edward I., under the following circumstances : The king formerly
granted to her and her executors the pedage of Maremande cum pnssagio cu-
ralli et nassis et prato nostra cjusdem ville. Afterwards, 4 July, 9 Edward I.,
he assigned to her and her executors the whole of his salt-pit in Agenois
for 500 pounds of Tours, as long as she held the aforesaid pedage accord-
ing to the form of the grant, so that there might remain to her 435 pounds
16 shillings 8 pence of Tours, to pay the charges wherewith the said
pedage is burdened, to wit, 400 pounds of Tours to the abbess of Fonte-
vraud, 20 pounds of Am [aid], which are equal to 16 pounds 13 shillings
4 pence of Tours, to the hospital of Roncevaux (^RossidevalV), and the
like sums to the nuns of Condom, the king's mother and her executors
yearly answering to the crown for the remaining 74 pounds 3 shillings
4 pence of Tours: and paying the abbess of Fontevraud, the hospital of
Roncevaux and the nuns of Condom the money received bj' them yearly
from the said suit-pit. The king understanding that it is unprofitable to his
mother to hold this salt-pit in this manner, has granted to her and her
executors the above sum for as long as they hold the pedage, in order to
pay the charges thereon.
Memorandum that nothing has yet been assigned to the said queen
for 220 pounds of Tours claimed by the count of Perigord in the said
pedage, because he has yet recovered nothing thereof.
Appointment of John de Arundel, king's clerk, to the custody of tho
abbey of Werewell during pleasure.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Letters for Peter de Coudrey, staying in England, nominating Giles
Reuel and Bartholomew le Chamberleyn his attorneys in Ireland for one
year.
Presentation of Gilbert de Reygate to the church of St. Faith, Win-
Chester, in the king's gift by reason of tiie voidauce of the see ; directed to
Master Adam de Hal', keeper of the bishopric.
Dec. 28. Signification to G. bishop of Worcester of the royal as.'^ent to the election
Kempsey. of Henry de Haniptonct, canon of Cirencestre, to be abbot thereof.
Alau de Rerkirig, canon of Bykouacrc, bringing news of the death of tho
prior, has letters of licence to elect.
1281.
Dec. 25.
Worcester.
8
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S1.
Dec. 28.
Kempscj.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Licence for the nljeiiatinn in mortmain to W. bishop of Norwich of
3.J knlp;hts' fees, of his own fee, by Reraigius son of AVilliam de Meulingges,,
accoriling to the form of the demise thereof to him by the latter.
1282.
Jan. 2.
IVrshore.
Jan. 5.
Pershore.
Jan. 6.
Pershore.
Jan. 7.
Pershore.
Jan. 7.
Pershore.
Jan. 8.
Pershore.
Jan. 13.
Westminster.
Membrane 19.
ISIandate to the sheriff of Gloucester, escheator in the same county, to-
restore the temporalities of St. Mary, Cirencestre, to Henry de Ilamptonet^
the abbot-elect.
The like to the sheriffs of Oxford, Berks, Somerset, Dorset and Wilts,
escbeattors in the same counties.
Writs de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Licence, at the instance of John de Weston, for Felicia, late the wife of
William de Cheney, tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the
king's allegiance.
Grant to William de Odingeseles of the custody of the land and heirs of
John de Wallop, tenant in chief, in Ireland, with their marriage, and with
dower, if any, and with the issues thereof from the time of the death of the
said John.
Letters for Master Robert de Tadecastre, going beyond seas, nominating
Peter de Tadecastre his attorney for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year for the same Robert.
Letters for Robert de Valle, staying in England, nominating Richard Cok
and Robert de Baskevill his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Writ of aid, until Midsummer, for William de Bliburg, king's clerk,
going to divers pJaces in the kingdom on business for the king, touching the
people of Abbeville in Ponthieu.
Grant to Matilda de Mortuo Mari of some wardship worth 60/. a year,
and lasting five years, when a convenient opportunity arises ; but if a ward-
ship of the same value, and lasting three or four years, shall fall in earlier
she is to have it, if she prefers.
Grant to John de Vescy and his assigns of the custody, during minority
of the heirs, of the castle of Dunstarr and other lands late of John de
Mohun, deceased, tenant in chief ; also of the lands late of Elena de Percy,
deceased, tenant in chief, both those held in dower of the inheritance of
Henry de Percy, deceased, and those held otherwise; saving to Adam de
jSIonte Alto the custody of land to the yearly value of 85/., in satisfaction
of land to the yearly value of 100/., which the king was bound to assign
to him.
Mandate in pursuance to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond Trent,
and to the sheriffs of Sussex, Dorset and Somerset.
Protection, with clause volumus., for one year, for : —
John de Vescy, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Roger de Shireland, accompanying John de Vescy.
Robert de Hastiuges, going to Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Joan de Tywe to the abbot
and convent of Evesham of six burgages and 14*. of rent in Evesham.
Acquittance to Peter de la Mare, constable of the castle of Bristol, for
the payment to Master William de Luda, king's clerk and keeper of the
wardrobe, Monday after the Epiphany, 10 Edward I., of 200/. out of the
exchange of Bristol, by the hands of Thomas de Guneys.
10 EDWARD I.
9
1282.
Jan. 14.
Westminster.
Jan. 18.
Hayles.
Jan. 23.
Cirencester.
Jan. 24.
Jan. 26.
Cirencester.
Jan. 28.
Cirencester.
Jan. 27.
Cirencester.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Koyal assent to the election of Elena de Perci, nun of Werewell, to be
abbess.
Safe-conduct until the Assumption for Hugelin de Vykio, merchant of
Florence, going beyond seas.
Commission to Luke de Tany, Adam Gurdoun, Richard de Creppingg'
and Peter de Lench', to go on eyre for the pleas of the forest in the county
of Gloucester.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for John de County, merchant of Amiens,
his men and merchandise, coming to England.
Pardon to William son of William de Middelhop' for the death of Henry
son of Hamo de Birchovere, as it appears by the record of John son of Aer
and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Bridgenorth, that
he killed him in self-defence.
Protection, with clause voliimtis, until Christmas, for John de Monte
Alto, going beyond seas, as envoy of the king.
Letters for John de Monte Alto, going beyond seas as the king's envoy,
nominating Richard le Rus and Matthew le Vilur bis attorneys until
Christinas.
Pardon to John Harding for the death of Robert son of Alvred le
Mouner, as it appears by the record of Thomas de Sancto Vigore and his
fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Ivelcestre, that he killed
him by misadventure.
Licence for Richard de Wyliamescote to hold, during the minority of the
heir, the custody of the lands and of the heir of Thomas de Langele,
deceased, tenant in chief, together with the custody of the foiest of
Wicchewod, in the form in which it was granted to Thomas de Mayden-
haith', king's yeoman, who has demised it to the said Richard.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Robert de Dadelington, going beyond seas with Anthony Bek', until
Christmas.
Robert Hasteng, going to Ireland on the king's service, for one year.
Pliilip de Greinville, going beyond seas with Anthony Bek', until
Michaelmas.
Letters for Robert dc Dadelinton, going beyond seas with Anthony Bek',
nominating Robert de Lindeley his aliorney until Christmas.
Pardon to John de Sumaneston for the death of William de Hurdewik*,
as it appears by the testimony of Salomon de Roff' and his fellows, justices
in eyre in the county of Devon, that he killed him in self-defence.
Protection, witJi clause volumus, for: —
'i'he abbot of Dorkccestre, going beyond seas, for two years.
Deotantus Willelmi, merchant, going beyond seas, until two years after
Easter.
Letters for the same Deotantus, nominating Thomas de London and
Clerekyn Fylyn his attorneys for the same pericKl,
Simple protection, for one year, for John de Normanvill, going beyond
seas.
F<I). 2.
Cirencester.
Membrane 18.
Mandate to .Tohn dc Arundel, keeper of the abbey of Quorwell, to restore
the temporalities tluireof to Kiena de Percy, abbess-eleet.
Writ dc inti'Hthndo directed to the tenants.
10
CALENDAR OP^ PATENT ROLLS.
2^282. Membrane 18 — cont.
M.ind.nte to Gregory de Rokcslco, keeper of the exchanges of London and
Caiitcrldirv, to pay to William dc Luda, keeper of the king's wardrobe,
500/. for the expenses of the household.
Safe-conduct, until Whitsunday, for Poncius de Mora and his men,
briiiging to England, from beyond seas, 500 quarters of corn for sale.
Commission to Salomon dc Roff', Richard de Boylaund, Robert Fulconis,
William de Braib[ocfJ and Alan de Walkingham, to go on a general eyro
in the county of Cornwall.
Feb. 4. Mandate to the mayor of London to associate with himself two or three
Cirencester, discreet and lawful citizens of London and to take, until the next Par-
liament after Easter, for the repair of London Bridge, and for no other
purpose, the following custom, to wit : —
On every man crossing the Thames, either way - - \d.
On every horse „ „ - -" \d.
On every horse-load (summagio) „ „ - - ^d.
Pardon to Walter de Ocle for all trespasses in the forest of Dene, in
taking venison.
Mandate, at the request of Gregory de Rokesle, and not because of any
custom binding mayors of London, to Roger de Norwod and John de
Cobeham to audit the account of Gregory de Rokesle, late mayor of
London and warden of London Bridge, and of Nicholas de Wynton, relating
to the expenses in the repair of London Bridge during the term of office
of the said Gregory, so as to certify the king before the next Parliament.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for : —
Anthony Bek', going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Wilham , going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for William le Botiller to
enclose and impark his woods of Dodinton and Lopinton, co. Salop.
Letters for the abbot of Dorkecostre, going beyond seas, nominating
William de Dreyton and Thomas de Walingeford, fellow canons, his
attorneys for two years.
Signification to D. archbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the
election of Master Maurice Ohogan, precentor of the cathedral church of
KiUaloe (Laon'), as bishop.
Letters for Richard, abbot of Cormcilles (de Cormeliis), nominating John
Dobyn and John de Lavender his attorneys in England for three years.
The like for: —
John de Harecurt and Joan his wife, staying in Normandy, nominating
William de Morayne, clerk, for one year.
Ranulph de Dacre, going beyond seas on the king's affairs, nomi-
nating Master Adam de Crokedaik' and Adam le Chapeleyn until
Michaelmas.
Powers to John de Vescy and Anthony Bek' concerning the marriage to
be contracted between the son of P. king of Aragon and the king's daughter.
\_F(Bdera.']
Feb. 7. Pardon, on payment of 100 marks, to the prior and convent of St. Mary's,
Cirencester. Carlisle, of the 200 marks, residue of their amercement of 500 marks
before the king and council, for having elected Ralph de Ireton, sometime
prior of Gyseburn, as bishop of Carlisle without the king's licence.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to acquit them of
the aforesaid 200 marks.
Feb. 7.
Cirencester.
Feb. 10.
Cirencester.
10 EDWARD I.
11
1282. Membrane 18 — cont.
Protection, with clause voluintis, until Michaelmas, for: —
Iteiius de Injijolisuia, going beyond seus with Anthony Bek'.
Roger de Truuipeutou, going beyond seas with John de Vescy, for one
year.
Ranulph de Dak re, going beyond seas with Anthony Bek', until
Michaelmas.
Feb. 12. Request to Bouruncinus Walteri and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
Cirencester, make a loan, by the hands of Iterius de Ingolisma, king's clerk, of oUO/. to
Jolin de Ve^cy and Anthony Bek', the king's servants and secretaries
(J'arni/iares et secretarios), going abroad on his affairs.
The like to Reginald de Plesencia and his fellows, merchants of Piacenza,
for 300/.
The like to Master William Turnemyre for 200 marks, to be repaid in
England.
Notification, to prevent sinister suspicion arising hereafter, that William
de Throkemanton lost part of his right ear accidentally by the bite of a
sow, as has boen ascertained by trustworthy evidence.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, princess of Wales, the king's kins-
woman, to Hugh de Ponte Fracto, Hugh le Ke[ir] and Philip le Taillur,
for certain trespasses alleged against them.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Luke de Thany,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for William de Sancto Claro to enclose
and impark 17 acres of his wood of Daningbiry, which is within the bounds
of the forest of Essex, and 7 acres of his arable land there; there being
no repair of the king's deer thither.
Memorandum that on the 13th February at Cyren[cester] the bishop of
Bath and Wells retired from court to his bishopric, on which day the seal was
delivered into the wardrobe by the hands of John de Kirk'.
Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux to deliver, out of the issues of
Gascony, to John de Vescy and Anthony Bek' 1,000 pounds of Tours for
buying horses in Aragon and Spain for the king's use, the same to be
allowed in his account.
Vacated because otherwise in the next letter.
Mandate to the constable of Bordeaux to deliver, out of the issues of
Gascony, to Iterius de Engolisnia, king's clerk, 1,000 pounds of Tours,
for John de Vescy and Anthony Bek' to buy horses with in Aragon and
Spain for the king's use ; the same to be allowed in his account.
Feb. 17. Writ f/e intendendo directed to the tenants in England of the abbey of
Sherborne. Bee, in favour of Imerius, furincrly monk thereof, whose election as abbot, on
the di-ath of Peter, late abbot, was confirmed by G. archbishop of Rouen,
and accepted by the king, and to whom the temporalities are restored in
the customary manner.
Mandate to Ralph de Broughton, keeper of the said abbey, to deliver
the said temporalities.
Protection, with clause volumtts, until one year after Michaelmas, for
Thomas, bishoj) of Hereford, going to the court of Rome.
Safe-conduct for the same, for the like period.
Feb. 15.
Sherborne.
[Feb. 12.]
Cirencester.
Feb. 12.
Cirencester.
[Feb. 13.]
Feb. 15.
Sherborne.
Feb. lo.
Slicrbonie.
Membrane 17.
Lcttcfrt for Iho abbot of Bee nominating Robert de Leon', the general
proctor of the abbey, to be his attorney in England.
Prcteclion, in Ireland, with clause vo/univs, for (hroc years, for Richard
de Burgo, carl of IL-t. r, ^laying with the king in England.
12
CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
1282.
Foi). rs.
Sherborne.
Feb. 20.
Sherborne.
Feb. 18.
Sherborne.
Feb. 23.
Quennington.
Feb. 28.
Quennington.
Feb. 25.
Quennington.
March 5.
Down Amnej.
March 10.
Down Amney.
Membrane 17 — cont.
Power to John do Ve.'^cy and Anthony Bek' to treat, according to their
VtTbal instructions from the kir.f]^, with A. archbishop of Auch {Auuxiacen'),
touching the temporalities which he holds of the king in chief.
Grant, for life, to Nicholas de Arax, of the deanery of St. Mary's,
Shri'wbury, void by the resignation of William de Dovoria.
Mandate in pursuance to the slieriff of Salop.
Writ de intcndendo directed to the tenants of the bishopric of Killaloe
{L(ien) in favour of Maurice, late precentor there, bishop elect, to whom
the temporalities are restored.
IMandate to the bishop of Waterford, supplying the place of the justiciary
of Ireland, to restore the temporalities.
Mandate to the sheriff of Essex to restore the temporalities of the priory
of Bykenncre to Alan d'e Bercking, late canon, whose election as prior the
bishop of London has signified to the king, and to whom the king has given
a day at the next parliament to do his fealty ; so that the said sheriff may
then answer to the king for the issues arising therefrom, if the king desires
to have them. Et sunt claus'.
Letters for Richard de Burgo, earl of Ulster, staying with the king in
England, nominating Hugh de Rath' and Walter Russel his attorneys in
Ireland for three years.
Letters for T. bishop of Hereford, going to the court of Rome, nomi-
nating Master John de Wradham and Walter Rodmerle his attorneys until
one year after Michaelmas.
Letters for Master John de Derby, dean of Lichfield, going beyond seas
on the king's special affairs, nominating John de la Cornere and Philip de
Helpringham his attorneys until Michaelmas.
Bond at one month from Easter day to Cosa, merchant of the society of
Cantinus de Scalla, for a loan of 600/., paid to the hands of Anthony Bek'
for the king's affairs.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for John de Derby, dean of Lichfield,
going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for the same dean.
Simple protection, for two years, for Henry de Lenne.
Protection, with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas^ for Almaric de Lucy,
going beyond seas.
The like, for the same period, for Geoffrey de Hemehale, going beyond
seas.
Acknowledgment of the receipt, by the hands of Thomas de Guneys,
king's clerk, of a loan of 605Z. from R. bishop of Bath and Wells.
Vacated because cancelled and altered as belovr.
Letters for William de Saundeby, clerk, staying in Scotland, nominating
William son of Hugh de Saundeby his attorney in England for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Stephen son of
Walter, going beyond seas.
Letters for Bogo de Clare, staying in England, nominating brother
Nicholas de Tinterne his attorney in Ireland for two years.
Licence for the election of a bishop of Meath, on petition presented by
Henry de Oxon' and John de Kengham, bringing news of the death of
Hugh Thathmen, late bishop ; directed to the archdeacon and clergy of
Meatli.
10 EDWARD T.
13
1282.
March 12.
Sown Amnej.
March 19.
Down Amney,
March 23.
Maliuesbury.
March 26.
Stanley.
March 31.
March 29.
Devizes.
March 31.
Derizes.
April 3.
Devizes.
April 3.
Devizes.
April 3.
Devizes.
Membrane 17 — cunt.
Letters for Alraaric de Saucto AmaDilo, staying iu England, nomi-
nating Simon Melin uud John Morauiid his attorneys iu Ireland for two
years.
I*rotection, until one year after Michaelmas, for Deutettus Willelmi,
merchant of Floreuce, going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for William de Breus', going on pil-
grimage to Santiago.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for the same William
Acknowledgment of the receipt, by the hands of Master William do
Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, of a loan of 1,200Z. from K. bishop of Bath
and Wells. By bill.
Vacated liecause otherwise below, and the sum of money is scheduled
{abbreviatur).
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Southampton of murage for three
years from Easter.
Simple protection, for one }'ear, for Payn de Exon', chaplain.
Memorandum that on this 31st March, the bishop of Bath and Wells,
chancellor, returned from his bishopric to court, on wliich day the seal was
delivered to him.
Mandate to all merchants, societies, and others inhabitants of London to
arrange with the abbot of Westminster, treasurer, and Master William de
Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, for a loan for the repression of certain Welsh-
men, to be repaid at convenient time and place.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Protection, with clause, until Michaelmas, for William de Stafford, going
beyond seas.
Acknowledgement of the receipt, by the hands of Master William de
Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, of a loan of 900/. from II. bishop of Bath
and Wells. By bill.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for David Mazen, merchant of Florence,
taking two horses to Ireland.
Protection, with clause, until Michaelmas, for Roger de Coyners.
Protection, with clause volumus, for Hugh de Derby, chaplain, going
beyond seas with Anthony Bek.
Protection, with clause volumus, ior William le Vavasur, going to Wales
on the king's service with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
Vacated because in another roll.
Mandate to the bailiffs and good men of Sonth.'impton to apply tho
murage recently grant<'d to them by the king to the repair of the castlo
under the supervision of the constable of the castle, as well as to the walliu"'
of the town ; and to appoint two men of the town for their collection, who
are to return an account of the receipts and disbursements to the king.
Simple protection, for two years, for the prioress and nuns of Acornebur'.
Presentation, of Robert de Berid>y, chaplain, to the cliurrh of St. Maurice,
Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the sec.
Protection, with clau.se volumus, until one year after Michaelmas, for
Roger de Clifford, except for pleas of dower wide nichil habit, (juarc impedit,
assise of uovol disseisin, and darrein presentment.
14
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282.
April 4.
Devises.
April 5.
Devizes.
April 7.
Devizes.
Ateml>rane 17 — cont.
Simple protection, for one year, for John Gerard, prior of Leministre.
Protect ion, with cluuse volumus, until Michaelina.s, for John de Bohun,
going beyond seas.
Simple protection, until Michaemas, for Master Nicholas de Araz, dean
of the church of St. Mary, Shrewsbury, going beyond seas on the king's
service.
Safe-conduct, until his return, unles.s the king order otherwise, for
Deutettus Willelmi, merchant of Florence, going beyond seas.
The like, until Michaelmas, for Nutus de Florenc'and Burges' his brother,
bringing eighty great horses into England from beyond sea-^.
ISIandato to John de Somersete, keeper of the castle of Shireburne, to
deliver the said castle with its armour, which w^aa recently committed to
his custody by indenture, to the custody of the sheriff of Dorset,
Protection, with clause volutnus, until Michaelmas, for Master John de
Lacy, going beyond seas on the king's service.
Letters for Thomas de Grete and Amicia his wife, staying in England,
nominating Gilbert de Lacy and John le Porter their attorneys in Ireland
for two years.
Membrane 16.
April 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Fulcon[is] and John de
Devizes. Grimested, touching an appeal which Jane, late the wife ofWalter Bastard,
brings in the county of Southampton against Nicholas de Gessich, touch-
ing the death of her husband.
The like to William de Braib[oef] and Michael de Northampton, touch-
ing the persons who entered the free chace of Dertemor, co. Devon, of
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, and hunted and carried away deer.
The like to John Pecche and Hamo de Gatton, touching the persons who
by night entered the manor of Geoffrey de Picheford at Wyk', co. Sussex,
carried away his goods, and maltreated his men.
April 8.
Devizes.
April 10.
Devizes.
Membrane 15.
Mandate to the justiciary, bailiffs, &c, of Ireland not to molest Robert de
Stapelton, in peaceable possession of certain lauds and tenements in Ireland,
granted to him by the king at fee farm, nor to exact any service from his
tenants.
Commission to Reginald de Ayswell, Master "William de Sancto Remigio
and Philip le Evesk', to go on a general eyre in Guernsey and Jersey.
Grant to Joan de Sumery of the year waste and day, together with the
goods of James Elfrych of Honstanston, forfeited to the king by reason
of a felony for which he has abjured the realm.
Writ of aid, until Midsummer, unless otherwise ordered, for Matthew de
Home, baron of Winchelese, appointed purveyor of corn at Winchelese
and Shoram.
The like for James le Gryck, baron of Wynchelese, appointed a pur-
veyor of wine and honey at Wynchelese and Schoram.
Mandate to bailiffs, &c., not to molest Hoel Vaghan, going to Slebegg
in West Wales to join Roger de Waldeshef, warden of the Hospital of
10 EDWARD I.
15
1282.
April 10.
Devizes.
April 9.
Derizes.
April 9.
Devizes.
April 9.
Devizca.
April 14.
Devixos.
Membrane 15 — cont.
St. John of Jerusalem in Wales ; until Whitsundiiy. The said Hoel was,
by the king's command, imprisoned at Montgomery hy Mogo de Knovill,
but the said warden havint; mainprized him in the king's Bench, the king
Las caused him to bo released.
Simple protection, for two years, for Master John do Kenleye, on the
king's service.
Letters for William dc Breus', going beyond seas, nominating William
de Berham and Richard de Tychefeld his attorneys until Michaelmas.
See the schedule attached touching Almaric de Monte For ti. [^Schedule
missi/iff.]
Appointment of Walter de la Barre, Hugh le Clerc, Reginald Moniword,
Thomas dc Aveseye, Thomas Thebaud, John Lichtfot, William Brisebon,
William Kodknave, John Moniword, Thomas le Especer, John le Gaunt,
Roger de Ilolerton, William do la Vinege, Gilbert Blod, John de Stretton,
John son of Roger de Brunehop', Luke de Bergeveny, Richard le Clerc
of La Waye, Robert de Iteshale, Hugh de "Wys, John Thorgrym, Roger le
Sopere, Walter le Chiplcin and Roger de Bokenhull, burgesses of Hereford,
as keepers (rustodes) of the Jews of Hereford, and they are to make
public proclamation that the said Jews are not to be molested either in their
goods or persons.
Letters for Master Thomas le Botiler, parson of the church of Northolmes,
going beyond seas, nominating Adam le Botiler his father and Liimbert de
Mora his attorneys for three years.
Simple protection, in Ireland, for two years, for the abbot of the island
of Melanfid.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Stephen de Knyllo and William son
of Hoel, chaplain, appointed to store the castle of Buelt with provisions
and other things.
Grant to Simon de Passelewe, born of an English mother but of an Irish
father, for himself and his heirs to enjoy English law and liberty in Ireland
and elsewhere.
Pardon to Ivor son of GriiEn ab Griffiz of his outlawry for trespasses
committed against Walter de Baskervill.
Simple protection for : —
Thomas Cosyn, burgess and merchant of Yoghel, for five years.
Robert de Stapelton for five years.
Roysia Trussel until Michaelmas.
Hugh dc la Penne, clerk of the king's mother, as above.
Mandate to the sheriff of Northampton, to receive Richard de Amun-
devill and Matilda his wife, with their household and stock, into the castlo
there, and to permit them to abide (pcrhindinarr) in the houses there,
during pleasure or until other order, provided that the said castle be safely
kept.
Appointment of John GifFard to keep the body of the castle (corpus
Castri) of Landevery, during ploasuro, with order to stringthen the same
on account of the present disturbances amongst the Welsh, and the king will
repay the cost.
Mandate to Gilbert dc Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, the king's
captaiti and warden in South Wales and West Wales, to deliver the same to
John UiHard.
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12S2. Membrane 15 — cont.
Protection, with cliiuse vvlumus, in Ireland, for two years, for Thomas
de Clare, coining to England.
Simple j)rotection, in Ireliind, for two years, for Roger Andreu.
Protection, with clause volumm, in Ireland, until Michaelmas, for Thomas
son of Maurice, coming to England.
Simple protection, during pleasure, in Ireland, for William do Athy,
king's Serjeant.
Simple protection, in Ireland, for two years, for Millicent de Monte
Alto.
Protection, with clause volumus, for William de Ippele, going beyond
seas on the king's affairs.
Appointment of Matthew de Home and John le Gric, barons of the
port of Wynchelse, during pleasure, to the custody of the town of Wyuchelse,
rendering 50 marks yearly.
Simple protection, for three years, for Etta Duclerk, merchant of
Gascony.
April 18. Mandate to Alice de Dyne, instead of paying the 10 marks yearly due
Devizes. from her during minority of the heir for her grant of the custody of certain
lands late of Henry de Dyne, deceased, tenant in chief, into the Exchequer,
to pay the same to Adam le Botiller, who has a grant of a like sum out of
the first wardships which shall fall in this side Trent in compensation for
his damages sustained in the late troubles.
Protection, with clause «o/M»ms, until Christmas, for John de Bekingham,
with reference to the king's army in Wales.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for John de la Cornere, merchant, taking
provisions to Wales for the king's men.
April 23. Acquittance to the abbot of Torre for the payment in the wardrobe,
Stanley. London, Thursday the feast of St. George the Martyr, to Master William de
Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, of 5 marks, 7*. l|t?., as his share of the
fifteenth from the clergy in the diocese of Exeter.
April 23. Licence for Alan de Freston, archdeacon of Norfolk, to acquire in mort-
Stauley. main, six acres of land in Corston from whomsoever he pleases, and to
appropriate them to his church of the same town, which is annexed to
the archdeaconry ; provided the said laud be not of the king's fee.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for John de Brittannia,
going beyond seas.
Simple protection for Hugh de la Penne, clerk.
Simple protection for Master Thomas de Seggefeld.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for one year, for the prioress and nuns
of Gracedeu, with reference to the king's army of Wales.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Master Richard de Nedham,
parson of the church of Heselarton.
Protection, with clause nolumus as above, until Christmas, for the prioress
of Nun Eton.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for John de Britannia,
going beyond seas.
Simple protection until Michaelmas for : —
Master Henry Huse, parson of the church of Aysshebur'.
Master Gilbert de Sancto Leofardo.
Master Henry Huse, parson of the church of Botecleye.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas twelvemonth, for
Master Geoffrey de Everle, going beyond seas.
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1282. Membrane \o — cont.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for the abbot of St. Thomas the Martyr
by Dublin.
Protection, witli 'clause noltnmts, for John de Penbrok, parson of the
• church of Thornebury, with relerence to the king's army in Wales.
Protection, during pleasure, for Bouruncinus Galterii and Henry de
Podio and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, trading in wool, and John
de Redraer, their agent, their merchandise and goods.
Protection, with clause volumiis, for one year, for Richard de Cermenistre,
parson of the church of Cumpton, going beyond seas.
Simple protection until Michaelmas, for Master Poncius Amati, going
beyond seas on the king's service.
Promise to repay to Bouruncinus and his fellows, merchants of Lucca,
the loan of 500/., which they made to William de Bello Campo, earl of
Warwick, in hi.s expedition to Wales, in case the said earl should fail to pay
at Martilmas, as he pi'omised.
Meubrane 14.
April 23. Protection, with clause volumus, until one year after Michaelmas, for
Stanley. Robert de Wych, parson of the church of Wenlok, going to the court of
Rome.
Letters for Millicent de Monte Alto, staying in England, nominating
William de Brauutcston and Eustace de Borham, her attorneys in Ireland
until two years after Michaelmas.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Robert le Lardener, king's Serjeant,
carrying venison to the king.
Presentation of John de Hakene to the church of Highclere {de Alta
Clem), in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the void-
ance of the see.
Simple protection for : —
John Engayne until Michaelmas.
Adam de Rounceby, as above.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for one year, for the abbot and convent
of St. Mary, York, with reference to the king's army in Wales.
Letters for the abbot of St. Nicholas, Angers, nominating brother
Robert de V'alle and John de Kirkeby, his attorneys in England for three
years.
The like for : —
Master Peter de Carcbrok, going beyond seas, nominating Roger de
Hinkeleye and Robert Dygun for one year.
The prior of Montacute, going beyond seas, nominating brother
W^illiam de Frumkreye and Thomas de Ledecumbe until All
Saints.
Exemption, until Easter, of Reginald, rector of the church of Arleye,
CO. Warwick, from purveyance for the army in Wales.
Protection, with clause volumus, for: —
Nicholas de Corevill, going beyond seas, for one year.
Master Peter de Kerel)rok, going beyond seas, for one year.
The prior of Montacute, going beyond seas, until All Saints.
John de Exon', dean of Exeter, going beyond t-eae, for one year.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
10CO Memhr(tnc 14 — cont.
Letters for Nicholas de Corncvill, soing beyond seas, norainatiEg Roger
de llinkeleyc and Robert Diguu bis attorneys for one year.
The like for : —
John (le Exon', dean of Exeter, going beyond seas, nominating Henry
de Staneweyc and Robert de Eysse, for one year.
Robert de Stotevill and Eleanor his wife, going beyond seas, for one
year.
The abbot of Messenden, going beyond seas, nominating Reginald de
Cliivele and Thomas de Aygneus, for three years.
The abbot of Rivall, going beyond seas, nominating brother Thomas
de Thesedal' and Henry de Meinill, until Chiistinas.
John de Verney, p'oing beyond seas to study, nominating Gilbert de
Gaywode and William son of Jaipes, for three years.
Alexander Coniin, earl of Boghan, and Elizabeth his wife, nominating
Ralph 1 aynel and John Brien, until three years after Martilmas.
Simple protection, for two years, for Master John de Penbrok, clerk, at
the instance of J. archbishop of Canterbury.
Safe-conduct, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for Master Nicholas de
Salinis, at the instance of Hugh son of J. late count of Chalons {Cabilon),
on whose affairs he has gone into Yorkshire.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Robert Aguillon,
going beyond seas.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Kilkenny of murage for three years
from Midsummer.
Matilda de Row ell and Emma de Maydenwell, nuns of St. Mary de la
Pre by Northampton, bringing news of the death of Emma, late abbess,
have letters of li(;ence to elect.
Pardon to Roger de Midford, for the death of Ralph de Chapeler, as it
appears by the testimony of John de Vallibus and his fellows, justices in
eyre at Lincoln, that he killed him in self -defence.
Inspeximus of a charter tested by Robert de Ufford, justiciary of Ireland,
at Dublin, B May, 9 Edward I., granting pardon to Nicholas Morin for the
death of Stephen Brendan, John de Langefeld, John ' the Hore,' Geoffrey
le Long, Henry Harold, and William ' the Wyse.'
Mandate to the constable of the castle of Dover to permit Edmund, earl
of Cornwall, to enter and stay in the said castle, and to be attentive to him
until further order.
The like to G. de Pichef[ord], constable of the castle of Wyndesor, or
such as shall supply his place.
The like to the constable of the castle of Rochester.
May 2. Licence, for a fine of five marks, for Walter de Witterieye to buy of
Gloucester. Asser son of Licoriz de Winton', Jew of Oxford, a messuage in the
parish of All Saints in ' la Bocherie,' in Oxford, and near the messuage of
Hugh le Hore, and for the said Asser to sell the same, unless it be the
. ng's escheat or the king have otherwise any right therein.
Laurence de London, Simon and John, monks of Hide, Winchester,
bringing news of the death of William, their late abbot, have letters of
licence to elect.
Simple protection, for three years, for Nicholas Morin.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for merchants and others, bringing great horses
into England through the territory of the count of Hoyland and Seyland.
April 13.
Devizes,
May 1.
Gloucester.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
May 3.
Gloucester.
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1282.
May 2.
Gloucester.
May 4.
Gloaceeter.
May 20.
Worcester.
May 5.
Gloucester.
May 9.
Hauley.
May 17.
Worcester.
May 17.
Worcester.
May 16.
Worcester.
Membrane 14 — cont.
Protection, with clause volumus, uutil Christmas, for the abbot of Rival],
going beyond seas.
Protection, with clause nolumiis, for one year, for the prior and convent
of Bridlington, with reference to the king's army in Wales.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William de Orlaveston, to the custody
of the city of Canterbury, rendering yearly what the citizens, keepers
thereof, were accustomed to pay.
Mandate to the sheriff of Kent to deliver seisin thereof, and of all receipts
therefrom since Easter.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Master John de
Verney, going beyond seas to study.
Appointment of Richard de Ilolebrok, to levy the arrears of debts due
to the king, during his term of office, in the counties of his stewardship
(seiiescalcie).
Writ of aid, to the bailiffs and good men of Shorham, for Peter Jordani
of Lucca, appointed, together with two others, men of Shorham, to collect
the new custom in the said town granted to the king.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Edmund, earl of Cornwall.
Protection, with clause nolumiis, until Christmas, for brother Robert de
Turvill, master of the Knights Templars in England, going to Scotland.
Letters for Walter de Lecton, staying in England, nominating John de
Lnndres and Peter de Adcar, his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The like for : —
The abbot of St. Pierre sur Dive nominating brother William de
Audrey and Robert Cape for five years.
Brother Robert de Turvill, master of the Kni<ihts Templars in
England, going to Scotland, nominating brothers William de
Scothou and Matthew de Messing' for one year.
David de Rupe, staying in England, nominating Hugh le Graunt for
two years.
Mandate to bailiffs, Ac, to observe the exemption, for one year,
granted to Nicholas de Insula, from being put on assizes, juries and
recognisances.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Walter de Welcon (or Welton).
Appointment of William de Hanyngton to the custody, during minority
of the heir, of the lands of Isolda Cardou, deceased, tenant in chief,
rendering yearly 100*.
Mandate to the sheriff of Bedfordshire to deliver seisin.
Walter de Dernagh, canon and envoy of the prioress and convent of
St. Mary, Clonanl, Ireland, bringing news of the death of Agnes, late
abbess, has letters of licence to elect.
Signification to O. l)i«liop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of Miirgery de Wolaslon, sub-prioress of St. Mary de la Pre without
^•orthampton, to be abbess.
Membrane 13.
Signification to the nrcbbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Robert de I'opliain, canon of Hyde, Wiiichcstor, to be ahbot.
Protection, with clau.«e nolumiis, for one year, for the abbot of WaTerle.
Power to S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, to give the royal
a.s.ecnt t» the election of an abbess of St. Mary, Cloucnord, for which the
n 2
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282.
May 18.
Worcester.
May 19.
Worcester.
May 21.
Worcester.
May 20.
Worcester.
Membrane 13 — cont.
king hns already given licence, and after confirmation thereof by the
diocesan, and fealty taken, to restore the temporalities to the abbess elect,
without prejudicf to the king's rights hereafter.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for R. bishop of
London, going beyond seas.
Protection, with clause volumus and clause nolumus, until Christmas, for
Robert de Turvill, master of the Knights Templars in England, going to
Scotland.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for : —
Walter Hamund, utitil All Saints.
The abbot of \\ estniinster, until Christmas.
G. bishop of Worcester, until All Saints.
The abbot and convent of Pershouere, until Michaelmas.
Presentation of Alan de Thorneton to the church of Rouleye, in the
king's gift by reason of the lands and heirs of Baldwin Wake, tenant in
chief, being in his custody.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Petronilla de
Touney.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Waverleye to appropriate in
mortmain lands of their own fee to the value of 100*.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Crofta, to the prioress
and nuns of Linggebroke, of one acre of meadow in Dyston.
Pardon to Richard Russel of Ruwelcumbe for the death of Isota, his
wife, as it appears by the testimony of Salomon de Roff' and his fellows,
justices in eyre at Exeter, that he killed her by misadventure.
Pardon to Alan de Grimeston for the death of Walter le Mey, as it
appears by the same testimony that he killed him in self-defence.
Pardon to Robert de Hareweden for the death of Richard Page of
Fryseby, as it appears by the testimony of Robert le Baud and his
fellows, justices appointed to deliver Northampton gaol, that he killed him
in self-defence.
Pardon to Jordan le Blake of Speke Braniford for the death of Adam
son of Jordan le Blake, as it appears by the testimony of Salomon de
Roff' and his fellows, justices in eyre at Exeter, that he killed him by
misadventure.
Acquittance to G. bishop of Worcester for the payment, on Wednesday
in Whitsun week of the present year, by the hands of Stephen de Wytton,
monk, into the wardrobe at Worcester, to the king's clerk. Master William
de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, of 83/., of the fifteenth from the clergy for
the Holy Land, incident upon his diocese. By bill of the wardrobe.
Pardon to Royert de Heydon for the death of Gilbert Cok'.
Pardon to Richard de Boghedoun, taken and kept in the prison of
Exeter, for the death of John Pepe, as it appears by the testimony of
Salomon de Roff' ?.nd his fellows, justices lately in eyre in the county of
Devon, that he killed him in self-defence.
Letters for William de Stafford, going beyond seas, nominating Adam de
la Leye and Thomas Hert' his attorneys until Michaelmas.
Appointment, by the king and Eleanor his consort, of John de
Matringeham and Geoflfrey de Banebury, clerks, Henry de la Mote and
James Scotus, as proctors before the king of France and in all courts in
France.
In margin " Pont[hieu]."
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1282.
Mav 20.
Worcester.
May 19.
Worcester.
May 20.
Worcester.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Notification by the kins: and EKanor his consort to Guv, count of Flanders
and marquess of Xauiur, of the appuintment of Ilaldwin de Witsand and
Henry de la Mote as their proctors to receive 50/. of Flemish moaey
which is due from him yearly of fee.
Pardon to Ranulph le Mariner for the death of John Utlagh, as it
appears by the testimony of Adam de Hoghton and his fellows, justices
appointed for the delivery of the gaol of Lancaster, that he killed him ia
self-defence.
Pardon to Richard le Mouner for the death of Ranulph son of Adam de
Child«elle, as it appears by the above testimony that he killed him in self-
defence.
Writ of aid in the Cinque Ports, until Michaelmas, for Matthew
Columbar', king's servant, appointed to buy and take wines for the
king's use.
The like directed to the mayor, sheriffs and citizens of London,
Acknowledgment, by the king and Eleanor his consort, of a loan, until
Easter, from Master Gunfrid and John Vigerus, burgesses of Wabay, of
675 pounds of Paris, secured upon the issues of Pontliitu ; and promise,
upon default, to pay all expenses — to be assessed by lawful men — incurred
in the recovery of the same.
Presentation of Master John de Eggemere to the church of All Hallows
on the Cellars, in the city of London, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the see of Winchester.
Acknowledgment, by the king and Eleanor his consort, of a loan, until
Easter, from Gossa Wale and Henry Brode, burgesses of Mare Scenne-
terre, of 184 pounds of Paris, secured upon the issues of Pouthieu,aii above.
Promise to the abb')t of Feeamp to repay, at the terms mentioned in
the letters patent acknowledging receipt, and in such wise as Thomas de
Sandwyco seneschal of Ponthieu, and l>r<)ther Reginald, monk of Forreste,
shall explain, the loan of 3,000 pounds of Paris negociated for the king by
the said abbot.
Power to the above Thomas and Reginald to sell thp w^oods of Ponthieu
to the amount of 4,000 pounds of P.iris, so as to provide for the repayment
of the king's loans there.
Acknowledgement, by the kins nt'd his contort Fleanor, of a loan, until
Easier, from John de Ruwe and Wiliert de Mathiel, hnrgesses of Rwe, of
4 GO pounds of Paris, secured upon the issues of Ponthieu ; and promise,
in default, to repay all expenses incurred in the recovery of the same.
The like of a loan, until Easter, of 1,140 pounds of Paris from Wyon
Lengjincur and Pcrom (ie Marvel, burgesses of Abbeville.
Grant to the mayor, echevins and burgesses of Abbeville, that if, ia
pursuing any mnlefnctor, exile or bani.shed person flying fiom ju-^tice, they
happen to kill or mutilate him in self-defence, they shall be saved harmless
and not be impleaded thereof by the king, his seneschal or (iflicers.
Grant to the same, for eiuht years from .Midsummer, to tak<> a certain
custom or make a certain assise, subject to the approval of Thomas de
Sandwyco, seneschal of Ponthieu, and of Reginald, monk of Foresto, for
the relief and repair of the town of Abbeville.
Appointment of G. bishop of Worcester to the custody of the priorj
of St. Jamen without Bristol, a cell of the abbey of Teuke»bury, which
the king claims during the voidance of the eaid abbey, until three weeks
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
0^282. Membrane 13 — coiit.
after Michaplmns, when it is to be decided whether the right thereto is in
the kinp; or in Gilbert de Chire, earl of Glouce.'^ter and Hertford.
Mandate to Peter do la Mare, constable of Bristol, to make livery
thereof to the said bishop.
Membrane 11 {Schedule).
Mav 20. Licence for the prior of Worcester to assart 100 acres of his wood and
Worcester, heath in the psiss of Scheteresford which are within the metes of the
forest of Kynefare and adjoin the high road, as it appears by inquisition ad
quod damnum that it will be for the greater security of persons going
through the said pass.
Membrane 11.
May 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Ponte to the prior and
Worcester, canons of Ledes of land to the yearly value of 100«. in Meredemer.
By K., at the instance of the queen.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for the master and brethren of the
hospital of St. Wulstan, Worcester.
Ratification of a grant by Hugh son of Otto to Master Thomas de Sud-
jngton of the lands of William son of William de Passeham, an idiot, of
which he had a grant from the king.
Grant to Peter de Lewes, chaplain, of a chantry in the hospital of
St. James without Cicestre, with a stipend, for life, of twopence daily out of
the issues of the county of Sussex.
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de Hameldon, burgess and
merchant of Bristol.
ft
Protection, with clause volumus, in Ireland, for two years, for David son
of Alexander de la Roche, staying in England.
Acquittance to John Bek', for 14/. 7*. 3<i. out of the issues of the manor of
West Rasen for Easter term last past, which sum Peter de Staney, king's
yeoman, has acknowledged in the king's court {coram nobis in curia nostra)
to have received from him.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Newminster {de Novo Monasterio)
to appropriate in mortmain land of their own fee to the yearly value of two
marks.
May 22. Pardon, at the instance of Richard Payn, of the king's household of
Chippeham, to Roger Payn, his son, for the death of Nicholas Hamund,
whom he killed by misadventure, as the king is certified.
Pardon to John Anable of his outlawry for the death of Robert Roscelyn.
By K., for the poor maimed man who followed him at Down Amney.
Pardon to Henry Faber son of William de Baresland for the death of
Adam son of John de Ryseworthe, as it appears by the testimony of John
de Vallibus and his fellows, justices lately in eyre in the county of York,
that he killed him in self-defence.
The like to Roger de Kirkeby for the death of William son of John,
cobbler, of Azerley, as it appears by the same testimony that he killed
him in self-defenee.
The like to Ralph de Haraerton, for the death of Alan son of Richard
There, as it appears by the same testimony that he killed him in self-defence.
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May 19.
Worcester.
1282. Membrane U—cont.
The like to Richard Curteys fnr the death of Ralph Cole, as it appears by
the testimony of Suloinon de Rotf and his fellows, justices in eyre at
Exeter, that he killed him by misadventure.
The like to Thomas Cole for the death of Ralph de Attehole, as it
appears by the same testimony that he killed him in self-defence.
The like to Thomas liurnel for the death of Geoffrey son of Walter de
la Iloke, as it appears by the same testimony that he killed him iu self-
defence.
The like to John de Benges, in the prison of Ipswich for the death
of Rofjer Fairman, as it appears by inquisition before Richard de Ilolebroc
and Robert de Bosco that he killed him in self-defence.
The like to John de Saliam for the death of Thomas Harding, as it
appears by the te.-timnny of Roger de Toftes and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver Norwich gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Simple protection, until All Saints, for Richard de Merlowe.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Evesham to appropriate in mort-
main, by demise of Robert de Bruly, the tenant, a mt-ssuage aud two
virgatts of land of their own fee in Kynewarton.
Grant to the mayor and good men of Bri.«tol that they may, for two years,
make collections atnong-it themselves according to their mean.*, by the oath of
good and lawfid men, whenever the affairs of the communiiy retjuire it ;
but that the said collections and the tallages levied upon the rest of the
community shall be placed under common custody, with power to the mayor
to compel per-ons to be sworn lor i\\U purpose when necessary : as it appears
that the poor of Bri-'^tol have been frequently heavily tallaged upon sudden
emergencies affecting the affairs of the town.
Grant to Adam le Botiller of the custody, during minority of the heir,
of land to the yearly value of 61. 16s. lie?, in Barton, late of Robert de
Crelle, tenant in chief; in exchange for the ten maiks yearly, which
Alice de Dine was lately ordered to pay to him for the custody of the
lands late of Henry de Dyne, deceased, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond Trent, to make
livery of the same.
Protection, with clause volumus, for Henry son of Tancard de la
Roche, slaying in England,
May 24. Acquittance to G. bishop of Worcester for the payment, on Saturday
UdPtlebury. the vigil of Holy Trinity, by the hands of brother Thomas le Ru.', monk
of .St. Peter's, (iloucestt-r, and Wi.liiim de Berners, collectors of the
fifteenth, into the wardrobe at Hertlebnry to Master William de Luda,
keeper of the wardrube, of 80/. for the fittceuth incident upon the arch-
deaconry of Gloucester,
Simple protection, until All Saint.s, for Owen son of Griffith son of
Madoc, parson of the church of Bankbiry.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum on the testimony of Ralph de
Hengliam and William dc l5rami)ton and others, for Henry le TValeys, mayor,
an<l the commonalty of London, to build upon and let to rent for the
maintenance of London Brid'/e, the following void plot-s, to wit, one near
the church-yard wall of Wulchurirh on the north side, in the parish
of Wolchurich ; another near the churchyard-wall of St. Paul's church on
the ea.'^t side between the gale of St. Augustin and Westchepe {vicuw de
ffestchep'), whereof one half lies in the parish of St. Auguslin and
the other in the parish of St. Michael lo Quern (ad btadum); another
near the churchyard-wall of St. Paul's on the north side between the
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CALENDAR OF TATENT ROLLS.
1282.
'May 2t.
Hnrtifburj.
June 2.
Shrewsbury.
June 3.
Ercalewe.
May 23.
Hartlebury.
June 4.
Adderley.
June 13.
Chester.
Membrane 11 — cont.
great gate of the same cliurcliyard opposite the said church of St. Michael
aud a certain otlier gate in the same wall opposite Ivi Lane.
Power, during pleasure, for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
llcriford, to admit burgesses and others into the town of Lampader to
dwell therein, and to enfeott' them and others of the foreign (forinsecis)
lands of those parts at his discretion.
Safe-conduct for Robert de Brus, earl of Carrik, and his men, going to
Ireland to buy wine, corn, and other produce there and carrying it beyond
seas.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for Richard Pcytevyn, preceptor of the
house of Knights Templars in England, with reference to the king's army
in Wales.
Protection, until Michaelmas, for Adam de Mongomery, going beyond seas.
Protection, with clause rogamus, for one year, for the master of the house
of lepers, Bretford, collecting alms.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for Robert le Peddere, taking, by the
king's order, herring and other kinds of lisli for the army to Chester.
Simple protection, for one year, for the prior of Raveneston.
Mandate to William de Hamelton, king's clerk, keeper of the abbey of
Hyde, Winchester, to restore the temporalities to Robert de Popham, monk
thereof, elected abbot.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
]Mandate to the abbot of Clive, for the defence of the castle of Dunesterre,
which is in the hands of John de Vescy by the king's commission, to
deliver to the keepers of the said castle the armour thereof, which
belongs to the heir of Mohun and which is in the custody of the said
abbot during the minority of the heir, by the security of four lawful men of
the town of Dunesterre or other tenants of the said heir, who are to
restore the same to the said abbot, if necessary, or to the said heir when
he comes of age.
Like mandate to the prior of Dunsterre touching the armour of the said
heir in his custody.
Letters for Master Robert de Scardeburgh, dean of the church of
St. Peter, York, going to the court of Rome on the king's service, nomi-
nating Ralph (le Beverle and Robert Russel his attorneys until one year
after Michaelmas.
Grant to Amadeus de Sabaudia of the custody, during the minority of the
heir, of the lands late of Robert de Greilli, tenant in chief.
Mandates in pursuance to the sheriffs of Lincoln, Leicester and Rutland.
Mandate to the abbot of Westminster to pay the farm of the manor of
Piryton, co. Oxford, late of the said Robert, to the said Amadeus.
June 20.
Chester.
Membrane 11 (Schedule).
Commission to Walter de Kane' and J. de Sancto Laudo to enquire
touching the common of pasture in certain lands called Kyngesmore,
CO. Somerset, which divers men of those parts have claimed since the
king deraigned his right to the said land before the justices in eyre at
Somertou against the men of the commonalty of Ivelcestre.
10 EDWARD T.
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1282.
June 7.
Chester.
June 8.
Chester.
June 10.
Chester.
June 1.3.
Chester.
Mbmbrasb 10.
Mandate to the sheriff of Northampton, escheator in the same countj, to
restore the temporalities of St. Mary dc la Pre without Northamptou to
Margery de Wolaveston, .subpriuress thereof, elected abbess.
Writ de intendendo directed to the teuauts.
Safe-conduct, during pleasure, for Simon de Staare, burgess of Lynn,
taking two vessels, latlen with corn, for sale, in the north, so that ii be not
sold to the king's enemies.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Simon de Bruges,
going to Ireland by the king's command.
Protection, with clause volumus and clause nolumus, until All Saints,
for the abbot of Pippewell going beyond seas.
The like, until Christmas, for the abbot of Chester.
Protection, with clause nolumus, for Master Robert de Gloucester, parson
of the church of Wirardebiry, as long as he is engaged in collecting
the fifteenth in the diocese of Ilereford.
Appointment of Niciiolas le Gras to the custody of the castle of Odyham
until Michaelmas, saving to Ralph de Sandwyco, the king's steward, the
issues of the manor and park there until Michaelma.«, and after that to
have the custody of the castle, manor, and park, during pleasure, rendering
yearly 60/.
Mandate to Ralph de Sandwico to deliver seisin.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the castle and manor.
Licence for the men of Nantwich {de fVico Malbanoi), for the repair of
the roads of the town, to take, during pleasure, a halfpenny a week on
every cart laden with wood and other things sold in the toAvn, whether
entering or leaving the town, except on goods going to the army for Wales.
Safe-conduct, until the Assumption, for Richard Lomb of Lynn, selling
corn within the realm, but not to the king's enemies or rebeKs.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for the men of the abbot
and convent of Chester, taking their wool to Boston fair to sell for wine,
victuals, and other things, and returning to Chester with the same.
Licence, for a fine of IOO5., for Mary, late the wife of William de la
Launde, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
Letters for the abbot of Beaulien (de Bello T.oco), going beyond seas
nominating brother William de Sancto Edmundo his attorney until Easter.
Safe conduct for the .same, for the same period.
Ratification of a demise, for nine years, by Nicholas de Meynil to John
de Lithegrayns of a moiety of the lands and tenements of Andrew de
Feugers in Castcllevington, late the pled;:e of llagin, Jew of London,
which pledge the king granted to tiie said Micholus, for his late services in
the army of Wales, until he should raise 200 marks from the aforesaid
lands.
Simple protection, for three years, for Roger de Sancto Constantino,
going beyond aeas.
The like, until Easter, for William son of Warin.
Ex('m|)tion, for life, of Richanl de la Lynde, from being put on a-ssizes,
juries and recogni.sances, and from appointment as sheriff, coroner, escheator,
foresttT, verderer, agister, regarder or other bailift' of the king against his
will.
Licence, for one year, for the Friars Minors of Stafford to buy without
molestation of the king's mini.>-ters, as it appears by their complaint that
cei tain rcgrators in the town and county of Stafford ^ revent them from
29 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2982. Membrane 10 — cont.
piiroha»inf!^ their daily victuals, and at timea snatch what they have bought
out of their hands.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Master John Clarel, going to the court of
Rome on the king's affairs.
Pardon, at the instance of Hugh de Malraecestre, prior provincial of the
order of Friars Preachers, of the outlawry of William de Crompton for
harbouring Philip le Taillur, an outlaw for felony.
Protection, with clause voluinus, until Easter, for Master John Clarel,
going to the court of Rome on the king's affairs.
Letters for Master John Clarel nominating Benedict de Suwell, clerk,
and Walter de Holm his attorneys until Easter.
The like for Richard de Burgo, staying in England, nominating "Walter
Russel and Adam Oslagh his attorneys for two years in Ireland.
The same Richard de Burgo has other letters nominating Walter Russel
and John le Porter his attorneys.
June 15. Licence, for a fine of 5 marks, for Walter de Wytteneye to buy of Asser
Chester. son of Licoriz de Wynton', Jew of Oxford, rent to the yearly value of
32s. Qd. in the parish of All Saints in * la Bucberie,' in Oxford, unless it be
the king's escheat.
Jnxpeximus of the following charters in favour of the monks of Wor-
cester : —
Of the charter which Edward made to Alfstan, monk, in these words: —
" Eadicard Kyng gret TVulstan, biscop, and Ealgar, eorl, and Richard
minne husscarl and alle mine theines of fVyrecestrescir' freondliche. I
cuthe ou thet ic habbe y unnen Alfstan, mnnck, that he beo it sakewurde
and his socne and tolles and teames qfer his lond and qfer his men binne
porte and buten and ic nulle ithavien thet him eny man eni onlawe
bedc"
Of the charter which William the king made to Alfstan, the dean, and
monks of Worcester : — William, king of the English, to Ulestan, the bishop,
and W. de Abetoht, sheriff, and to all his barons, French or Euglish-born,
of Wyreces trash ire greeting, &c. Witnesses : Goffi"idus, the bishop, and
R, count of Mortaine and R. de Luerio. \_Registrum Prioratvks
B. M. Wiyorniensis, p. 256,]
Of the charter which the same king, made to the prior and monks
of Worcester in these words : — '* W. king of England (AngT) to H.
the earl, and Ur[so] de Abetoht and W. son of Corbucio greeting. I
command you that the prior and monks of Wyreeestre as quietly and
honourably hold their land of Alveston and mill of Salewarpa, which mill
(quod) Wulfsran, the bishop, added to them for their sustenance (yictum),
like as they have held their other lands heretofore; and I will that no one
do them injury or contumely thereof. I also command that all things
which appertain to the sustenance of the monks be in the hands of the
prior, and that no one interfere with their affairs unless through the prior.
Witness: R. Desptmser (T. R. dispensatore)."
Of the charter which Henry, king of PLngland, made to Ralph, prior,
and the monks of ^Vorcester, in these words: — "Henry, king of England,
duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, and count of Anjou, etc. \^As in
" Registrum Prioratvs B. M. Wigorniensis,^' p. 306.] "Witnesses :
" Man'[asser] Biset, cup-bearer, and Joc[elin] de Bayllolio, at Feckaham."
Of the charter which the same Henry, the king, made to the prior
and monks of St. Mary's, Worcester, in these words : — *' Henry, king of
England and duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, and count of Anjou." \_As
in ^^ Registrum Prior atus B. M. Wigorniensis" p. 26a.] Witness: "Richard
de Camvill, at Feckebam."
10 EDWARD I.
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1282. Membrane 10 — corit.
JuDe 17. Mandate to bailiffs and others of Eno:land and Ireland, to allow Baroncinus
Chester. Walteri, Kichard Guidicionis, and Keyner Ma<;goari and their fellows,
merehants of I.ucca, to take their wools and other goods out of the
realm.
Licence, until All Saints, for the same, in consideration of their special
services in the king's alTairs, to bring into and sell in England cloths not
made according to the late assise.
Simple protection, until Easter, for Reymund de Morar' and Peter his
brother, Gascon merchants, staying in England.
The like, until Christmas, for John Sampson.
The like, for one year, for the Friars Minora of Lammaes, their proctors
and servants, passing through England.
June 19. Acquittance to O. bishop of Lincoln for the payment, on "Wednesday
Chester. the feast of St. Botulph the Confessor, by the hands of the king's clerk,
Master Adam de Botindon, to Master WiUiam de Luda, keeper of
the wardrobe, of 929/. in part payment of the fifteenth granted in his
diocese for the first and second years.
MEMBRAys 9.
June 21. Acquittance to "Walter de Kudmeresle and Ma.'Jter Robert de Gloucestre,
Chester. collectors of the fifteenth in the diocese of Hereford, for the payment, on
Sunday after the feast of St. Botulph, to Master William de Luda, keeper
of the wardrobe, of 110/., in part payment of the said fifteenth granted
for the first and second years.
Mandate to the justice of Chester to defend the prioress and nuns of
Chester in the liberties which they claim by their charters and which the
king allows.
Safe-conduct, without term, for Richard Guidicionis of Lucca, going on
the king's afl^airs.
Signification to A. king of Scotland and others, that on Monday before
Midsummer l<obert de Campania came before the king in his chancery
at Chester, and there quit-claimed for ever to Dervergulla de Galeway,
lady of Balliol, all the lands and tenements which he held of her in
Borg* in Galeweya in chief, with all buildings, homages, and serv'ices of
free men, as in a certain writing, made to the said Dervurgulla, is fullj
contained.
Writ of aid for the king's clerk, Hamo de la Legh, deputed to the
custody of the great wardrobe, and to make purchases for the king durin^
pleasure.
Exemption, for one year, of Roger Pryde, burgess of Shrewsbury, from
being put on assizes, juries and recognisances, and from appointment as
sheriff, coroner, or other minister of the king against his will.
June 22. Simple protection, for one year, for Baldwin de Gandavo, citizen and
Chester. merchant of London.
Protection, with clause voltimus, until Martilmas, for the abbot of
Gerewedon, going beyond seas.
The t-nme abbot has letters nominating brother Eustace de Wymc<lwold,
Lis fellow-monk, and Henry Starling his attorneys.
Licence, at the instance of Ralph Dunyon, for Nichasius de Orbek, citizen
and nit rchant of Rouen, and his merchants, to bring goods into Eii<Hand
and carry on business there, with exemption from di.straiut for the del)ts of
other merchimts of Rouen, unless he or his merchants be the principal
debtors or pledges.
28 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
12S2.
June 22.
^landate to all porson.s
Chester.
Cistt'iciiin ordor against
3 Edward I.
Membrane 9 — cont.
not to molest the house of Gerudon of the
the form of the statute of Westminster,
[This Statute is recited in Latin. The Statutes of the Realm have it
in French only, and there are variations and emendations in the present
roll.]
*' Rex omnibus, SfC. salutcm. Cum in pritno genera li parliamento nostra
post coronacionem nostram in crastino Cctabe Pasche anno regni nostri
tercio de voluntate nostra et consiliariorum nnstrorum consilio et dc consensu
communitatis regni nostri ibidem, convocatorum ad honorem dei et utili-
tatem ecclcsie sue sancte et melioracionem dicti regni nostri ordinaverimus
et statuerimus : —
*' Quod 7u/llus veniat manducare, hospitari, vel jacere in domo Religionis,
que non sit de sua adcocacione ad custus dotnus, nisi prius rogatus fuerit
et requisitus a domino domus, prcter viceco?nites, qui venire potuerint cum
quitique vel sex equis tantum, ita tamen quod von gravent religiosos suis
crebris odve7)tibus vel pernoctacionibiis in domibus vel moneriis eorundem.
Et quod nullus, ad suos proprios custus, domum aliquam religiosorum
intret aut jacere veniat contra voluntatem custodum domus. Et quod
nulliis magnus vel parvus colore parentele vel spiiitualitatis aut alicujus
affinitatis seu aliqua Jmjusmodi occasione in parco currat alieno nee
piscetur in alterius vivario nee manducet neque hospitetur in domo aut
tnanerio prelati vel alicitjus alterius contra voluntatem vel ccnsensum aut
licenciam domini vel ballivi sui, neque ad custagia domini loci, neque ad
propria. Et quod si forte introverit cum consensu domini vel sine consensu
ipsius domini vel ballivi sui, nullam serruram hostium fenestram vel ulicu-
jusmodi Jirmnturam f acini frangere vel aperire vel per se vel per alium,
nee aliquid victualium aut alterius rei ibi capiat colore empcionis vel aliter
contra bonam voluntatem et licenciam illius cujus fuerit res vel custodis
ipsius rei infra villam mercati vel extra. Et quod nullus capiat equos
boves carros carrectas naves scu batellos ad aliquid cariandum vel atiud
faciendum sine bona voluntate ipsius cujus res fuerit, quin ei statim satis-
fociat secundum convencionem habitam inter ens. Et quod illi qui
voluerint contra predicta statuta venire vel facere, et inde convicti
fuerint adjudicenlur prisone r-ostre et inde secundum quantifatem
trar sgressionis et secundum quod nos in curia nostra viderimus bonum
esse puniantur. Et quod si illi quibus transgressio facta fuerit sequi
voluerint pro dampnis sibi factis adjudicentur et retorneniur in duplo.
Et quod nullus deeetero malum faciat vel gravamen alicui persone sancte
ecclesie vel alicui alteri ea occasione quod prandium vel hospitium ei
fuerit denegatum aut pro co quod aliquis in curia est conquestus de hoc
quod qravatus fuerit de re aliqua supradicta. Et si aliquis super hoc
convictus fuerit penam in ipsis statutis iiostris hujusmodi trans gressionibus
provisam sustineat. Et quod articuli antedicti aden bene ligenl nostras
consiliarios, justiciarios de forestis et alios jusficr'arios nostras et forestarios
sicut et alios universos. Et ut articuli antedicti ita manuteneantur et
cbserventur quod nullus prelatus religiosus abbas vel prior, vel aliquis
ballivus eorum aut aliquis alius super gravern forisfacturam nostram
aliquem hominem recipiat contra formam antedictum. Cum eciani pro.
hibuerimus ne aliquis mittat ad manerium vel domum religionis homines
equos aut canes vel aves ad perhendinandum et quod nullus eos si forte
mitlantur retineat, et quicumque hoc fecerit, quia hoc est contra Urfen'
sionem et preceptum nostrum, graviter puniatur. Precipirnu.<i insuper
postmodo quod nullus religiosus nee alius pro debito regio nee alterius per
animalia que terram suam excnlunt nee per oves suas distringatur dum
distrircio alterius rei sufficiens debito vel demande possit inveniri excepto
10 EDWARD I.
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June 27.
Cheiter.
Jnne 24.
Neuton in
Camp.
June 26.
Chester.
1282. Membrane 9—cont.
imparcamento animaliiim quando ea in dainpno alieno contigerit ivveniri
secundum consuetudi/iem et Icyvin terre. Et quod districcionis nimio sive.
superjluo minime Ji<int set secundum bonum valorem per estimucionetn
ratiiuiabitcs ud quantitatem debit i eel demande."
Mandate to bailiffs, &c. not to permit anyone to interfere with the
bur<ii;esses, good men, bakers, brewer?, butchers, fishers, carriers, millers, or
othpr artitici-rs of Newcastle-under-Lyme while they are doing their offices
for Ednuind, the king's brother, in accordance with a recent writ of aid.
Grant to Matthew de Columbariis of the ofEce of gauger of wines in
Ireland until four years after Michaelmas.
Presentation of Thomas de Wymundeham to the church of Weston by
Becck's in the diocese ol Norwich.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to William de
Laiigeford, knight, of his outlawry for larceny, whereof he vf&s indicted
before the justices last in eyre in the county of Derby.
Simple protection for; —
Benedict de Toucheby until All Saints.
Matilda, late the wife of Ralph le Botiller, for one year.
Nicholas de Burton of Beveriey for two years.
Grant to the abbot of St. Wereburg, Chester, that his voluntary con-
tributions in horses and carts for the king's present expedition in Wales
shall not become a precedent against himself or his successors.
July 1. Simple protection, until Christmas, for Ralph de Uston, citizen and
Chester. merchant of London.
July 3. Letters for the abbot of Cumbremare, going beyond seas, nominating
Che&ter. brother Walter de la Grave and William de Praers his attorneys until
Christmas.
Mandate to Baruncinus and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to receire,
at the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula and other appointed times, the fines
whereby Gilbert de Umfraunvill, Richard de Frivill, the abbot of Ramsey,
and the bishop of Chichester and others, have compounded for their service
in the present expedition in Wales.
Licence for Master Henry Wade, the queen's cook, to sell or demise, but
not in mortmain, certain land in East Cleydon which he holds of the gift
of Simon de Nevill and Geoffrey de Querendon, aud which is held in
chief.
Grant, at the instance of the king's nephew Alexander son of Alexander,
king of Scotland, to Nicholas son of Robert de Veteri Ponte that he
may hold the manor of Aldcncsfon, which the king lately recovered as of
his county of Cumberland by judgment cf the king's court (curie nostre)
against the said Robert, in fee simple of Alexander king of Scotland,
saving however to the king and his heirs the mine of Aldcneston, the
miners and the liberty of the same ; and also that the said manor shall
henceforth l)elong to the king of Scotland's liberty of Tindale, provided
that the miners bhall answer to the king for the said mine as hitherto.
Licence for the prior of Ulverscroft to hold in fee simple half a virgato
of land with its a|)purteiuinceH in Anesty in the parish of Thurketelston
which he has of the gift of .John son of Walter le Forester, notwithstanding
any tstalutc.
90
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282.
July G.
Chester.
July 6.
Flint.
July 5.
Chester.
July 14.
Khudilan.
Membrane 9 — cont.
Grant to the mayor of London, in continuation of a former grant, of
cu.storas for the repair of London Bridge, for three years from the feast of
St. Margaret,
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Beyamund de
Vicia going to Scotland.
Power, until Michaelmas, to John de Kirkeby to sell or let to farm for
the king's best advantage, until the majority of the heirs, wardships that
fall into the king's hands in all counties.
Grant to William de Valencia, the king's uncle, who formerly held the
same at farm, of the custody of the castle of Bergeveny during the
minority of John de Hastyng'.
Letters for Master Thomas de Luda, going beyond seas, nominating
\\'illiam Burdet and Roger de Cheppeseye his attorneys for two years.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Amadeus de Sabaudia,
going beyond seas.
July 15.
Rbuddlan.
July 18.
Bhuddlan.
July 20.
Bhuddlan.
July 22.
Bhuddlan.
Membrane 8.
Protection, with clause volutnus, for one year, for William de Wilughby,
going to Jerusalem.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for Isabella de Fortibus, countess of
Albemarle.
Master Hamo de Weyseford and Philip de Braibrok, bringing news of
the death of Hugh de Langeport, late bishop of Ferns, in Ireland, have
letters of licence to elect.
Letters for the abbot of Lire, nominating brother William de la Gravel
and Geoffrey son of James his attorneys for three years.
Appointment of Richard de Ainundevill to assist the sheriff of the county
of Warwick in the preservation of the peace in the present troublous times.
Appointment of Philip Burnel to the custody of the manor of Bliches-
worth, CO. Northampton, in the king's hands by reason of the minority of
John son and heir of Baldwin Wake, tenant in chief, rendering 32/. 8s. 0^6?.
yearly.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Northampton.
Licence, at the instance of William de Sancto Claro, and for a fine of
10/., for Joan, one of the two sisters and heirs of Peter de Besevill,
tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
Grant to the abbot of Hide of all the issues arising from the manors of
the abbey during the voidance through the death of William de Wygorn',
late abbot, for a fine of 120 marks which he has paid by the hands of the
keepers of the bishopric of Winchester to be ajiplied to the repairs of the
castles of Flint and Rolhelan, to wit, 100 marks now, and 20 marks a
fortnight after Michaelmas.
Presentation of John de Montibus to the church of Dnnlon, in the diocese
of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
The letters are directed to R. bishop of Salisbury.
Simple protection, for one year, for William de Hamelton, parson of the
church of Boudon.
10 EDWARD T.
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1282.
July 25.
Bhu'ddLm.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Protection, with clause volumns, for one year, for John de Cognn, staying
in England in the kin«;'s service.
Letters for the same nomiaatiiig Kichard de Cogan his attorney, until
Christmas, in Ireland.
July 25.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 8 (Schedule).
Extension of a grant for life into a grant in fee simple, to Thomas le
Trevr', king's servant, of one carucate and a half of land with its appur-
tenances in Molinglis, Gaylibcg and Tybsedan, to wir, from the bounds
(divisis) of the land of Kiliingweye to the land of Reiulune in length, and
from the bounds of the land of Beach to the bounds of the township {yillate)
of Gailiniore in breadth, rendering 10*. yearly for all service.
July 27.
Bhuddkn.
Aug. 1.
Bhuddlau.
Aug. 1.
Bhuddlan.
Aug. 3.
Bhuddlan.
A\ig. 4.
Khuddlan.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Notification, lest sinister suspicion arise hereafter, that Nicholas de
Pudington lost half his left ear by the bite of Geoffrey Odyn, as has
been a?certaiued by trustworthy evidence.
Pardon to the prioress and nuns of Chester of the fifteenth incident upon
them bv reason of their church of Overe.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William Bagot to the custody of the
castle of Harestan with reasonable estover in the wooda belonging to the
said castle.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill to deliver the said castle with its
armour to him.
Respite from knighthood, for one year, for Hugh de Cruys.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for the prior, monks and brethren of
the Domus Dei of the Carthusian order in Kiualeghin.
Protection, with clause volumns, for three y^ars, for Master Adam son of
John, parson of the church of Donescurry, going beyond seas.
Letters for Master Adam son of John, parson of the church of Duncurry,
going beyond seas for study, nominating Miles Ilusee and Kichard son of
Richard de Sallovere his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Adam le Butiller to the custody of the
abbey of Evesham, void by the cession of William de Whitechirch, late
abbot.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of Warwick, Northampton,
Glouce.ster and Worcester, escheators in the same counties.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for Master John de Cherleton, parson
of the church of Nosse le Estrange.
Grant, during good behaviour, to Ilcnry do Pakenton of the bailiwick
which Walter de Aston, deceased, lately had in the forest <)f Dene.
Signification to bailiffs, Ac. in Ireland of the finding of Ralph de Heng-
bam, the justice recently appointed, on the supplication of John son of
Nigel, to enquire as to his origin and condition (status), Thomas de Claro
claiming him as his Iii>h bondman, and he diiiniing to be by birth
an Eiiglishuian and a free man, that Simou Trumpe, his grandfather,
was lawfully begotten at Licchefeld by Ralph Trumpe, formerly citizen
32
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282.
Aug. 6.
Khudillan.
Aug. 5.
Khuddlan.
Aug. 6.
lihuddlan.
Aug. 8.
Khuddlan.
Aug. 10.
Bhuddlan.
Aug. 9.
Bhuddlan.
Membrane 8 — cont.
thereof, an Englishman, and tliat the said Simon, also citizen thereof and
an Engli.^lnimii, hi'got the said Kigel, father of the said John.
Protection, with clause volumus and clause nolumus, for two years, for
Master Nicholas de Welles, going beyond seas.
Presentation of William de Estdenne to the church of Eneford, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Winchester. The letters
are directed to K. bishop of Salisbury.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Gyot to the office of the assay of
money in the exchange of London, at a yearly salary of 25 marks.
Presentation of William son of Nicholas Gouche to the church of
Blodwas, in the diocese of St. Asaph, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of Richard son and heir of John son of Alan, tenant in chief.
Presentation of James de Ispania, kinsman of Eleanor, the king's consort,
to the church of Crundale, in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift
by reason of the voidance of the see.
Protection, with clause volumus^ until Midsummer, for the prior of
Montacute, going beyond seas.
Appointment of Edmund de Mortuo Mari, son of Roger de Mortuo
Mari, to the custody, during minority of the heir of John son of Alan,
deceased, tenaut in chief, of the castle and hundred of Osewaldestre, render-
ing yearly to the abbot of Vale Royal the 200 marks which the king
assigned to the said abbot for the fabric of his church, founded by the
king.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to Roger Sprengehois', keeper of the castle, to deliver the same,
with its armour, victuals and other goods by indenture.
Appointment of the same Edmund to the custody, during the minority of
the same heir, of the castle and honor of Arundel, rendering yearly to the
abbot of Vale Royal 150 marks, which the king assigned as above.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to Isabella de Mortuo Mari, keeper of the castle and honor, to
deliver the same by indenture.
Simple protection, for three years, for Nicholas de Clere.
Protection and safe-conduct, until the Nativity of St. Mary, for Adam de
Bacford, Hugh his brother, and Richard de Mosten, going, on behalf of
the abbot of Chester, to Preston to buy stock of oxen and other animals at
the present fair there.
Pardon to John son of Henry le Palkere of Sandwich for his abjuration
of the realm for certain robberies and trespasses charged against him, for
breaking prison from Neugate, and pardon of his outlawry for the same,
if any.
Presentation of Richard Strech, chaplain, to the church of Swelle, in the
diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
abbey of Evesham.
Brothers John Strech and Adam de Henlegh, monks of Evesham, bringing
news of the death of William, late abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Presentation of Gilbert de Reygate to the church of Overton, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Winchester. The letters
are directed to R. bishop of Salisbury.
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1282.
A nor. 6.
Rhuddlao.
Aufr. 13.
Rhuddlan.
Au^. 13.
Rhoddlan.
Aug. 16.
Bhuddlan.
Mbmbranb 7.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Reygate and G. Aguill[on],
on complaint by Edmund de Mortuo Mari, that Henry de la Sale, Nicholas
son of Elena le Orfevre, John son of Walter le Orfevre of Clifton. Gilbert
Bon of Agnes de Clifton, Richard Calf, Richard le Pestur, John de Rome,
John son of Henry de Clifton, Robert Let, Hugh Let, John ToUe, and
William de Wileys of Clifton, rescued certain cattle, which his servants,
Joiin de la Doune, Simon de Sapy and Thomas de Sapy were, by his
orders, impounding at Clifton by York, at night, and wounded and maltreated
his said servants.
The like to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, touching the persons who broke
the park of Robert de Piukeny at Cristeshale, co. Essex, burned the paling,
and hunted and carried away deer there.
Association of John de Lithegraines in the room of Ranulph de Dakre,
at present beyond seas on the king's affairs, to hold the pleas of the forest of
Pickering, with Alexander de Kirketon.
Commission of oyer and terminer to S. de RofE' and W. de Braib[oef],
touching the persons who broke the houses of John de Exon', clerk, at
Wonford Seyntesedefunte and Hevedwell, co. Devon, when the said John
was under the king's protection and on his service in Wales, carried away
his goods and imprisoned his servants.
Aug. 11.
Rhuddlau.
Aug. 15.
Rhuddlan.
Aug. 9.
Rhuddlao.
Aug. 16.
Rhuddlan.
eAOI4.
Membrane 6.
Writ de intendendo, directed to the tenants of the bishopric of Win-
chester, in favour of Master John de Punteys, the king having accepted
his collation thereto by the Pope, and restored the temporalities, after
fealty taken.
Mandate to William de Sancto Claro and William de Hamelton to restore
the temporalities.
Simple protection for the men and burgesses of Drogheda.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for the men of Nicholas Fermebaud,
taking his cattle from the county of Chester to that of Bedford and staying
there.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for the daughter of G. count of Flanders
and marquess of Naniur, passing through England on her way to her
marriage with the king's nephew Alexander, eldest son of the king of
Scotland. [Foedera.]
Protection, in Ireland, with clause volurnus, for one year, for William do
Viiknc', staying in England on the king's service.
Receipt to Bouruncinus and Reiner de Luk' and their fellows, merchants
of Lucca, for 3,000/. paid into the wardrobe at Chester on Sunday before the
feast of St. Laurence, 10 Edward I., by the hands of Eliseus de Luk',
their clerk. By bill of the wardrobe.
The like for 500/., which the same have sent from Ireland, paid by the
hands of Justorus Damasei of Lucca. By bill of the wardrobe.
Presentation of Geoffrey Spirong to the church of Wilenhal', in the
king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the see of Winchester.
Protection, with clause voliimus, for one year, in Ireland for: —
Eustace le Poer, 8ta}ing in England.
Thomas de la Roche, staying in England.
Peter le Poher, staying in Wales by the king's command.
c
34
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12R2.
Auj;. 15.
Rhuddlan.
All":. 15.
Rhaddlan.
Aug. 17.
Khuddlan.
Aug. 23.
Rhuddlan.
Aug. 20.
Rhuddlan.
]\fcmbranc 6 — cont.
Grant to Master GpofFiey de Asphalo, king's clerk, as regards tho
manor of Hedindon. whicli was lately granted to him at farm at tlie lying's
will according to its lawful extent, that, instead of paying into the
E.\chf(iuor tiie whole extent of the faid manor, which, as it a|)|)ears, with
the exception of the hunilred witiiout the East (-Jate of Oxford held by
Hcnrv Dimniok for 20/. a year, amounts to 47/. ^s. 5|r/., ho meet the
charges upon the same, viz. of 100s. a year to Henry de Boweles and 12*.
a year to the abbot of Oscncye, and pay the residue only into the Exchequer.
Power to S. bish()p of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, to give the loyal
assent to the election, when made, of an abbess of Kilkilhyn, in the
diocese of Ossory, void by the cession of Mabel de Curcy, for which licence
has been already given, and, when the .«ame has been confirmed by tho
diocesan, to take her fealty and to restore to her the temporalities.
Simple protection, for two year.*, for Master Adam de Kyrkudbright,
parson of the church of Covinton (or Coninton), staying in Scotland.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Elias de Rabayn to the custody of the
castle of Shireburn, reserving to the sheriff of those parts the right of
putting and keeping prisoners tiiere.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to John de Cormayllies to deliver the same by indenture.
Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of John de
Brochamptou, cellarer of Evesham, to be abbot.
Simple protection, until Easter, for .Tohn de Vilers, William de Atheling-
ton, canon of Neubo, and William de Shyreburn, executors of the will of
Richard de Shireburn, sometime parson of the churches of Egmanton,
Jj'lyntham, Coboston and Mertcn, co. Westmoreland.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for William son of Warin,
staying in England.
Letters for the same Wdliam, nominating John de Berkweye and Adam
de London his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Theobald de Luk' and
Nicholas Teste, going beyond seas.
Signification to J. archbishop of Dublin of the royal assent to the election
of Richard de Norhampton to be bishop of Ferns.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for John Maleure, going to
Ireland.
Letters for Hugh By set, staying in England, nominating Adam By set
and Richard le Escot his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Christmas, for Stephen son of Michael
and other men of William son of Warin, bringing a ship of the said
William from Ireland to England.
Protection, with clause volumus, until a year after Michaelmas, for
Nicholas, abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, going beyond seas.
Letters for Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
going to Wales on the king's service, nominating William Cadel and
Reginald Lyvet his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
The like for : —
The abbot of St. Evroul, in England, nominating Ralph Grent, monk,
and John Ascer for two years.
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Sept. 8.
Ruthin.
Sept. 8.
Ruthio.
Sept. 8.
Ruthiu.
1282. Membrane G — cont.
Thomas de Miilton, the younger, going to Wales on the king's service,
and K(liniin(hi, his wife, staying in Enghxnd, nominating William de
Lyndo.seie and Richard de Doneys for two years.
John de la Mare, going to Wales on the king's service, nominating
Adam Gest and Nicholas de Stoke, until Whitsunday.
Acquittance to Simon de Lindon for the payment, by the hands of the
king's clerk, John de Kirk', of 100 marks, wherein he was amerced coram
rege for not having at Rothelan, on Sunday the morrow of St. Peter ad
Vincula, 10 Edward I., the service due from him, for two knights' fees, for
the army of Wales.
Vacated by surrender.
Simple protection, for three years, for the abbot of Certeseye, going
beyond seas.
The like, until Christmas, for Owen son of Griffith son of Madoc.
Grant, during pleasure, to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, of all the liberties
and immunities (quie(anciis) of his father, Richard, earl of Cornwall,
saving the royal prerogative in wards.
Promi.se to the same Edmund, to save him harmless against the Pope
and all others, in respect of the payment of 8,000 marks, which he made
upon the king's mandate concerning his father's will.
Pardon to the same Edmund for having taken, while passing through the
forest of Bernewod', six bucks without licence.
Sept. 8. Grant to the same Edmund, during minority of the heirs, of the custody
of the lands of Baldwin Wake, tenant in chief, with the knights' fees,
advowsons, dowers, wards, reliefs, escheats, &c., saving to the king the
marriages of the sjiid heirs.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriffs of York, Cumberland, Lincoln,
Leicester and Northampton.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond Trent, to deliver
to the said Edmund the said lands and tenements, and the receipts thereof
since the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, and also the
grain, oxen, stots (stattos), ploughs and whole stock, at the same price as
any other would give.
The like to the sheriff of Lincoln.
The like to Master Henry de Bray to make livery of the manor of Skel-
dinghop', saving to the king's consort her stud of horses (equitio) therein.
Membrane 5.
Safe-conduct, until one year after the Purification, for Thomas de Sallop,
going beyond seas.
Sept. 8. Sirn[)le protection, until Midsummer, for the abbot of Beaulicu (de Bella
Ruthin. Loco lieyis), going l)eyon(l seas.
Protection, in Ireland, with clause vnlumus, for one year, for : —
Thomas de Multon the younger, staying in Wales on the king's
service.
Geoffrey de Caunvill, staying in Wales on the king's service.
Simple protection, for one year, for Roger son of Adam de Preston.
Sept. 20. Power for S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, fo give the
Llanf^erniw royal assent to the election, when made, of an abhot to the abbey of
(Thlangernou). i^^ Mary, Kenles, in the diocese of Meath, Ireland, a voidance having
occurred by the ccbsion of Augustin, late abbot, and the prior and convent
c 2
36
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282.
Sept. 24.
Rhuddlan.
Sept. 2.5,
Rhuddlan.
Sept. 27.
Rhuddlan.
Sept. 27.
Rhuddlan.
Sept. 28.
Rhuddlan.
Sept. 24.
Rhuddlan.
Sept. 26.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 5 — cont.
hftvinjT jilrendy obtained licence ; and, after the confirmation thereof by tho
diocesan, to take the fealty of the elect, and make restitution to him of the
temporalities.
Pardon, at the instance of William de Bello Campo, earl of "Warwick,
to Ralph de Marton for the death of William Balle of Harnale.
Letters for the abbot of Certeseie, goinpj beyond seas, nominating
brother Thomas de Ocham and Gilbert de Certeseie, clerk, his attorneys
for three years.
The like for William de Beltesford, going to Ireland, nominating William
de Golkesley for two years.
Appointment of S. bishop of Waterford, as keeper of the land and
justiciary of Ireland, during pleasure.
Mandate to Richard de Exon', one of the justices in eyre in Ireland, to
hold the pleas in the Bench, Dublin, and to attend to the pleas of the
eyre in divers counties at convenient times hereafter.
Power, until Christmas, to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to admit, in
place of the king, the mayor and slieriffs of London, when the time comes
for them to be presented.
Presentation of Master Hugh de Camera to the church of Geytinton,
in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of James de Aqua Blanca.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the manor of Frodesham
for Constan(;e, late the wife of Henry de Alemannia, the king's kins-
woman, appointed, during pleasure, to the custody thereof.
Appointment of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to take the king's place, and
to be personally in London on the morrow of St. Hilary to hear and
determine the case between English merchants on the one part and mer-
chants of the count of Flanders of the other part, according to a composition
made between the king and the said count. John Bek was formerly
appointed to hear the said case at Boston on the morrow of Michaelmas,
but the said count wrote to the king complaining of the shortness of the
time, and besought the king to preside at the case in person. This,
however, the king cannot do on account of the war in Wales, and therefore
appoints the said Edmund, who is to be assisted by the said John Bek,
or by persons supplying his place who are sufficiently instructed in the
matter.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Geoffrey de
Everle, going beyond seas.
Appointment of Hugh Pape, James Donati, Hugh del Post, Thorisianus
Donati and Hugh Donati, and their fellows, citizens and merchants of
Florence, to collect the custom on wools, wool-fells and hides in Irehind,
during pleasure, to wit: — On every sack of wool of 42 stone, weighed at
the king's beam, ^ mark ; on every 300 wool-fells, ^ mark ; on every last
of hides, 1 mark, as heretofore, with full power to remove bailiffs and
appoint others, to audit their accounts, and to attach delinquents before the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer in Dublin.
Appointment of the same to the farm of the said custom for five years
from All Saints, rendering yearly into the Exchequer at Dublin 1000/.,
and in case of expenses occurring through war or otherwise in the collection
they are to be indemnified by testimony of lawful men.
Mandate by writ close to the justiciary to deliver the said custom to them.
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1282. Membrane 5 — cant.
Oct. 2. A()pointmcnt of Walter Uncle lo the custody of the county of Tipperary,
Llangerniw. IrelHiul, to;TPiher with pleas of burglary of the Irish {hurgaiia Hiber-
nicorum) therein, for ten years from Michaelmas, rendering yearly to the
Exchequer in Dublin 100/.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary.
Power, during plea.sure, to Ralph de Sandwyco, to sell or demise for the
king's advantai^e, during minority of the heirs, all the wardships in the
Eever^l counties of his bailiwick which fell into the king's hands during his
term of office.
The like to Richard de Holebro'c.
Power, until Christmas, to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, in place of the
king, to admit the mayor of Oxford when the time comes for him to be
presented.
Appointment of Walter de Rudmerlegh to the custody, during pleasure,
of the bishopric of Hereford, void by the death of Master Thomas de
Cantilupo.
Writ de inteniiendo directed to the tenants.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Robert, abbot of
Rading, going beyond seas.
Oct. 13. Walter Wynt' and Walter de Wikewane, monks of Wynchecumbe, bring-
Rhuddlan. ing news of the cession of John de Yanewortb, their late abbot, have letteri
of licence to elect.
Oct. 7.
RhuddlaD.
Oct. 8.
Bbuddlan.
Oct. 4.
Bbuddlan.
Membrane 4.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Salomon de Roff' and Stephen de
Penecestre, on complaint of William de Orlaweston that Tiiomas de
Normanvill, Ralph his brother, William his son, Thomas le Hunte,
Thomas le Horsknave of Kenardinton, Richard son of John le Clerk,
Henry le Gaunt, Robert Godhale, Robert Attequelle, John le Someter, and
William Cristine entered his free warren at Orlaweston, co. Kent, and
hunted and carried away hares and rabbits.
Commission to Richard de Boylund and William de Braib[oef] to deliver
the gaol of Sumerton of Roger Dust, put in exigent after the last in eyre
in the county of Somerset for the death of William Wachet, who has
since surrendered.
Oct. 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Luvedaye and R. de Boyland,
BbuddlaD. touching the persons who assaulted William le Marescall and Richard
Basset in the full miirket of Roger le Bygot, earl of Norfolk and marshal
of England, at Akcle, co. Norfolk, and folowed buyers and sellers about
to rob them of their goods and merchandise and to kill them, so that the
said market could not be held ; and also touching the persons who, when
Jolin de Narugat fled for the said trespass to the church of Halveryate,
drew him out by night and carried him off to Yarmouth.
ME3ISRANE 3.
Oct. 12. Licence for Baruncinus Walteri, Richard Guidicionis, and Reiner
Bbuddlan. Maggoarl and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, to import and sell cloths
in England not of the right assise, until one year after All Saints.
88
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282.
Oct. 13.
Bhuddlou.
Oct. 16.
Rbuddlan.
Oct. 20.
Rbuddlan.
Oct. 18.
Khuddlau.
Oct. 24.
Denbigh.
Oct. 28.
Denbigb,
Oct. 27.
Denbigh.
Membrane 3 — co7it.
Mandate to INInster John de Saunford, king's clerk, cscheator in Ireland,
to restore the tcniporalities of the bishopric of Ferus to Master Richard de
Norhampton, bisliop elect.
Writ de intemlctido directed to the tenants.
Simple protection, for one j'oar, for Ralph de Hengham.
Pardon to Walter Cole of his outlawry for the death of Robert
Malcsoures. Cane mand' de Both*.
Presentation of Walter Sauvage to the church of Tydolveshide, in the
diocese of Salisbury.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, and of Edmund, the
king's brother, to Robert de Cantilupo for the death of Robert le Fevre of
Stradesete.
Protection, with clause volumtis, for : —
Master John de Bristoll, going beyond seas, for two years.
William Percy of Dunsele, gone beyond seas with Master Robert
de Scardeb[urgh], until Midsummer.
Notification, lest sinister suspicion arise hereafter, that John le Ireys
cut off half the right ear of Simon de Novo Castro subtus Lymam by
accident.
Letters for the abbot of Citeaux nominating brother Thomas de Wode-
8tok and John de Gayton his attorneys for three years.
Pardon to Madoc Wyr for the death of Roger son of Dode.
Protection, with clause volumus, for the following, going beyond seas : —
Bogo de Clare until Midsummer.
Master Peter de Wirke&ope, parson of the church of All Saints, Riston,
for one year.
Emericus de Aqua Blanca, chancellor of Hereford, for two years.
Master William de Sancto Johanne, for two years.
Grant to John Siwhate of the office of the seijeanty of usher of the
chamber of the prior of St. Swithin, Winchester, in the hands of the king
by reason of the late voidance of the see. Cane' mand' de Iioth\
The like to Ralph Martel of the serjeanty of the infirmary of the same
priory. Cane' mand' de Roth' .
Mandate in pursuance to the prior and convent to make livery of the above
serjeanties.
Letters for Geoffrey Brun, going beyond seas, nominating Nigel de
Braundon and William de Roucestre his attorneys for three years.
The like for : —
Eobert, abbot of Radiug, going beyond seas, nominating Roland de
Erlee and William de Blebury for three years.
G. de Geneviir, going to Wales on the king's service, and Matilda his
wife, nominating Eichard le Whyte and Richard Drak' in Ireland
for two years.
Mandate to Hawisia Wake to pay to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, who has
a grant, during minority of the heir, of the lands of her late husband,
Baldwin Wake, tenant in chief, the 11. Qs. 2\d. yearly due from her to
the king during the said minority, by reason of the assignment to her of
her dower in the manor of Hicham, late of the said Baldwin.
Grant, on the petition of Roger de Mortuo Mari, as a special favour which
has never been granted to blood-relation or other before, that, if tlie said
Roger die of his present illness, the executors of his will shall not be
impeded in th«^ execution of his will by reason of his debts to the Exchequer,
10 EDWAKI) I. 39
1282. Membrane 3 — cont.
but that the kin^ will betake himself to the heirs for the satisfaction of his
debts. This graut, however, to be void in case of the recovery of the said
Roger.
Oct. 29. Appointment, during pleasure, of "Roger Springehoes, sheriff of Salop
Denbigh. ami Sfaffonl, to the custody of the castles, lands, and tenements late of
Roger de Mortuo Mari the elder, deceased, tenant in chief, in those counties
in Wales and in the marches of \Vale>.
Writ de intendcndo directed to the tenants of the castles of Wygemore
and Radenor, and all the other castles, lands and tenements.
iNIandate to the constables ol the castles of Wyjreraore and Radenor to
make livery of the same, with their armour, by indenture.
Appointment of William de Braib[oef] to the custody of the abbey of
Quarr, taken under the royal protection on account or certain discords
between the abbot and convent and Isal^ella de Fortibus, countess of Albe-
marle, >aving to the said countess what she holds there by the assent of the
said abbot and convent.
Oct. .30. Appointment of I'hilip de Wileby to seize into the king's hands the lands
Denbigh. and tenements of the bishop of London, on account of his trespass against
the king.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Walter le Bottler,
going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for the same Walter, going on pilgrimage
to the Holy Land.
Nov. 5. Mandate to the sheriff of Gloucester, escheator in <he same county, to
Denbigh. restore the tempoialities of the abbey ot St. Kenelm, Wincliecumbe, in the
diocese of Worcester, to Walter de Wyckewane, monk of the same, abbot-
elect.
The like to the sheriffs of Warwick and Oxford, escheatora in the said
counties.
Writ de intendcndo directed to the tenants.
Protection, with clause volumus, to wit, that they may buy wools, as well
by the rieece and stone as by the sack, and carry on their business as to
them seems best in the county of Lincoln and elsewhere, during pleasure,
for Baruncinus Gualteri, Reymund Magiar, and Henry de Podio, and their
fellows, merchants of Lucca.
Simple protection, for one year, for the prior of the church of Holjr
Trinity, York.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Robert le Waleys,
going to Ireland.
Letters for the same Robert, nominating William de Berdefeld his
attorney for one year.
Licence for Isabella do Bassingeburn, tenant in chief, to marry John le
Botiller.
Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of Master
Thomas de Sancio Leode^^ario is to be bishop of Meath.
The like to the archbishop of Armagh (Artnacano) by order of the
chancellor.
Pardon to Henry de Rodom' for the death of Simon son of William de
Shandon.
Pardon, at the instance of Edmund, the kincr's brother, to Robert de
Bures, Robert le Marcbchal, Robert de Byngbam, Henry de Rudheth,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS!.
1282. Membrane 3 — cont.
^Villiam le ScnescHl, Riclinrd Triisselove, William Choundous, John his
brother, ^Yilliam Leyifot, Richard de Dune, Nicholas de Wyrkeswurth,
Ro«jor Mortimer, IMiilip Man, Richard Ilaytele, John his brother, and
Eobi-rt Trille, of their trespass in holding the castle of Certel against the
said Edmund.
Nov. 5. Grant, for life, to John de la Roche of the office of the serjeanty of the
Denbigh. hostelry (hoxtellarie) of the priory of St. Svvithun's, Winchester, late of
Master Geoffrey le Keu, deceased, in the king's hands by reason of the
Toidance of the see.
Nov. 8.
Bhuddlan.
Nov. 12.
Bhuddian.
Nov, 12.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 2.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter son of Roper de Glen
of three virgates of land in Sithestou to the prior and canons of Ulvescroft.
Acquittance for Edmund, earl of Cornwall, for 4,000 marks in part
payment of 7,000 marks due from him for the custody of the lands and
tenements late of Baldwin Wake.
The like for the same Edmund, for 3,000 marks iu part payment of the
same 7,000 marks.
Vacated by surrender.
Memorandum that these two pairs of letters were delivered by order of
the chancellor to Ranulph le Escot, king's yeoman, so that one might be
delivered to the said earl, to wit, Avhichever the earl chose, and the other be
restored to the chancellor.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for William de
Cryketot.
Grant to Master Peter de Cosimato, treasurer of the prince of Salerno, of
the church of St. Juliana, Shrewsbury, void by the death of Richard de
Sarum.
Presentation of the same to the same church in the diocese of Coventry
and Lichfield.
Vacated by surrender.
Protection, with clause vclumus,
of London, going beyond seas.
until Michaelmas, for Richard, bishop
Promise to repay, in one year from Michaelmas, 33/. 6^. 8d. of great
silver coins of Tours, 8/. 13*. 2c?. of great Bordeaux, Arnald and Morlas
(ejusdem wonete in Burdegalensibus, Arnaldensibus, et Morlanis), and
70/. 18s. Id. of small black coins of Tours, borrowed of John de Crotoll',
burgess of Montpellier; also 300 pounds of Tours, borrowed from Peter
de Crotoir, partner of (de sonietate de) John de Crotoll', which they
delivered at various times to Iterius de Ingolisma, king's clerk for the
king's affairs.
Quitclaim to the bishop, dean and chapter of Coventry and Lichfield of
the king's right in the advowson of the church of Bathekewelle, whereof
the king impleaded them before the justices last in eyre in the county of
Derby, the said defendants having come to the king in person during the
pleadings and petitioned him to inspect the charters of John and
Henry III., touching the said advowson, and to give them the benefit
thereof.
Simple protection, until Midsummer, for Hugh de la Penne, clerk of
Eleanor, the king's mother.
10 EDWARD r.
4t
1282.
Nov. 10.
KLuddlan.
Nov. 14.
Rhuddlan.
Nov. 15.
Rbuddlan.
Nov. 15.
Rbuddlan.
Nov. 15.
Rbuddlan.
31embrane 2 — cont.
Mandate to John de Litho^jrayns, sheriff of York, aiul keeper of the city
of York, to restore to the citizens of York the mayoralty of the same town
(ville) together with the town and liberty of the town lately taken into the
king's hands by judgment of the court, to hold on the same terms as
before, rendering the usual farm, and also to commit to them the wapentake
of Aynesty, which the citizens claim to belong to the said city {civitatem),
until Ascension, when the king will make his will known thereof, together
with all the receipts thereof since last Michaelmas.
Power for S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the
temporalities of the abbey of St. Peter and St. Paul, Plathoyg, of the
Augustinian order, in the diocese of Ardfert, Ireland, void by the cession of
John, late abbot, to the person elected abbot in his place.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Robert, parson of the
church of Skefteuton, staying in Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain, to the abbot and convent of
Burton-on-Trent, of 22 acres of land in Hunsedon, by Richard de HunsedoD
and Robert son of Peter de Hunsedon.
Grant to the king's clerk, Geoffrey de Neubaud, of the prebend in the
church of Hereford, void by the resignation of Edmund de Mortuo Mari,
in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Vacated bij surrender, and altered as appears in the Patent Roll for
December, 1 1 Edward I.
Respite from knighthood, at the instance of Nicholas de Irstede, king's
clerk, for two years, for William de Stalham.
Cancellar' mandavit de RotheV,
Licence for Richard son of Roger Norman and William le Cultiller to
trade in England, provided it be not with the king's enemies in Wales or
elsewhere.
Grant, for life, to Christiana de Mariscis of the manors of Langele and
Wyrardeljiry, co. Buckingham, in place of land to the value of 100/. a year,
and the manor of Oveston, co. Northampton, in place of land to the value
of 50/. a year, in exchange for all her lands in Ireland, with security to
the said Christiana that .she shall not be ejected or disseised thereof until she
receives their equivalent in lands in England.
Grant to the same Cristiana that, after her death, her executors shall
have the issues of the same manors for three years.
Letters for Emericns, chancellor of Hereford, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating Geoffrey de Sancto Albano and Peter de Norfolch' his attorneys for
two years.
Nov. 12.
Rbuddlan.
Nov. 12.
Rbuddlan.
MEAfBRANB 1.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Fulcon[is] and W. de Rraiboef,
touching the persons who hunted and carried away deer in Edmund, earl of
Cornwall's forest of Dertemor and his {)ark of Bradenech, co. Devon ; and
also in his parks at Stokesclymesland, Liskiret, Lanteglos, Trementon, Ros-
tomel and Lanscnenton, co. Cornwall.
Commission to Thomas de Weyland and Richard de Ilolebrok on com-
plaint by H. bishop of Ely, that after the king had started for Wales, John
Pycard, forr-ster of the forest of lluntedon, forcibly entered the bishop's
free chace in his marsh of Beynwyk, in the Isle of Ely, co. Cambridge,
to encjuire whether thi.s spot is within the bounds of the forest.
4S
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov, 25.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 27.
Westminster.
Membrane 22d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Weyland and Robert de
Bosco, touching the persons who carried away the goods of Matilda, hite the
wife of Roger le Daveys, of William son of Roger, and Mary his wife, and
of John son of William son of Roger, together with the goods of the said
Roger, who lately died in the prison of Neugate, at Cadenham and Gret-
ingham, co. Suffolk.
The like to J. de Vallibus and W. de Saham, in place of John de Lovetot
and G. de Picheford, touching a trespass committed in the county of
Norfolk against John Ganel by Henry de Fornham, Richard Fastolf,
Alexander Fastolf, AVilliam son of Richard, Oliver Fastolf, Oliver Wyth,
William Flache, Willi.am de Dreyton, William Gereberg' le clerk, John
Asseman, John Aleyn, Henry Randolf, William son of John Fastolf, Simon
Buckeskin, William de Elingham, William le Somenur and Robert de
Rollesby.
The like to W. Gurdun and R. Malet touching the persons who hunted
and took deer in the park of Reginald son of Peter at Bedhampton, co.
Southampton,
Commission to G. de Nevill, N. de Stap[elton], and Thomas de Norman-
vill, touching the persona who, by day and night, take venison in the forest
of Shirewode, co. Nottingham.
Commission of oyer and terminer to G.Aguillon and A. de Walk[ingham]
touching an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Geoffrey de Plesington,
brings in the county of Lancaster, against John de Sothill, Richard de
Molineaus, Robert son of Gotcche, Adam his brother, and Richard de
Cragges for the death of her husband.
Association of Richard de Holebrok with Roger Luved[ay] and Robert
de Ludham in the commission of oyer and terminer, directed to the latter,
touching certain trespasses committed against Robert son of Roger by the
burgesses of Dunwich, as it appears that the matter touches the king
particularly, the said burgesses having distrained in the usual way the said
Robert and his men of Walberdeswik for toll and other customs due to the
king.
Association of Thomas de Weyl[and] and J. de Luvetot with the mayor
and sheriffs of London to examine the record and process of a suit which
was in the hustings before them, whereby Walter, prior of Newark {de
Novo Loco) by Guldeford, was impleaded by John de Stansted touching
a messuage in London, as the said prior complains that he had the same
of the gift of Catherine de Hilcleye, who enfeoffed Thomas his predecessor
thereof, and the said gift was confirmed by Peter de Stansted and Joan hi 3
wife, daughter and heir of the said Catherine, and mother of the said John,
so that he has been seized thereof forty years and more, but that the said
charters of feoffment and confirmation were refused in evidence.
Membrane 2ld.
Commission to J. de Vallibus and R. Luved[ay] to deliver the gaol of
York of Roger de Arcy, put in exigent after the last eyre in the county
of York for robberies and other trespasses, who has since surrendered.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Valoignes, Robert de
Bosco, William de Rothing and John de Strutton, touching an appeal
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1281. Membrane 2\d — cont.
which Matilda, late the wife of Thomas de Porham, brings in the county of
Suffolk an^ainst Thomas Voile, Stephen Go«lefrei and William Godcfrei,
in custody in Ipswich prison for the death of her said husband, who was
lately killed at Herewyz.
Commission to J. de Vallibus and R. Loveday to deliver the gaol of
Nottin^liam of Roger le Tayllur of Suthleverton, put in exigent after
the last eyre in the county of Nottingham, who has since surrendered.
Nov. 1. Commission to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, and Thomas de
Bray, to enquire, by the oath of the men of the vicinage of Tydeswell,
Wheston, Woriuhill and Fairfeld, what purprestures, occupations, or
alienations of lands, parks, woods, pastures, rents and suits of mills, have
been made upon the king or his father Henry by Thomas Folejambe,
Richard Dauyel, John Dauyel, and Master Richard le Acatur in the afore-
said townships (viil), and the vahie thereof, and they are to inspect certain
articles which William son of Walter de Tunsted will give them, and to
return the inquisition thereon with this writ. And whereas the said
Thomas is the king's bailiff cf tlie Peak, co. Derby, and has the return
of the original writ, the said Reginald and Thomas are to cause a jury
to be elected, with the counsel of the said William.
Membraxe 20d.
Commission to R. Fulcon[is] and W. de Braiboef to deliver the gaol of
^— Winchester of William de Cycestre, put in exigent after the last eyre in the
county of Southampton for a trespass, who has since surrendered.
■ Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot and R. de Sandwyco,
touching an appeal which Matilda, late the wife of John le Bunde, brings
in the county of Kent against John le Botiller and others for the death of
her husband.
Association of J. de Lovetot with the mayor and sheriffs of London to
examine the record and process of a suit before them, between William
Oweyn, plaintiff, and William de Hereford, tenant, touching a messuage in
London.
Association of Grimbald Pauncefot with Walter de Hopton and his
• fellows, justices assigned to hear and determine trespasses and pleas in the
parts of the Welsh March, to take an inquisition in a cause before the said
justices between Ralph de Touny, plaintiff, and Payn de Painsbrugge,
tenant, touching the manor of Boghred.
1282.
Feb. 10.
Cirencester.
Feb. 8.
Cirencester.
MEMDRAys \Sd,
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot and W. de Middelton,
on complaint by Henry Flik' and Helebrand de Lubek, merchants of
Almaiii, that a ship of theirs, laden with cloth and other merchandise to the
value of 14,(XX)/., being lately cast ashore in a storm before the port of
Blakeneyo, co. Norfolk, and they and otliors having left the ship for fear
of death, certain men carried away the said goods.
The like to Luke de Tany, touching the appeal of confederacy which a
certain woman, in custody in Gloucester pris<ui for a trespa>'s touching the
king's money, brings against one John le Crumpc, who is in custody on
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CALE>^DAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282. Mcmbrarie \^d — cont.
that charge in Goodrich Castle, within the Hberiy of William de Valencia,
the king's uncle. The correction of trespasses of this kind appertaining to
the king and to no others, the said instice is to go to some spot near the
said liberty, within the king's jurisdiction (potestatem), and have the said
prisoners brought before him, and, after summoning twelve lawful men
of the said liberty by the bailiff of the said liberty in presence of the said
prisoners, to do justice between the said Jolin and the said woman, accord-
ing to law ; and if the said John is convicted, then to deliver him to the
bailiffs of the said liberty for execution within the liberty as justice
requires. Mandates accordingly to the sheriff of Gloucester and the bailiff
of the liberty.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and J. de Cobeham, touching the
persons who assaulted and wounded the king's ministers as they were
taking Henry Kidel, condemned to be hanged for larceny and divers
robberies, to the gallows at Rochester, co. Kent, and prevented the execution
of the said sentence.
Feb. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Norwode and J. de Cobeham,
Shirebom. on complaint by Alice de Bello Campo that Gerinus le Sutvisconte carried
away her goods at Halewik', co. Middlesex.
Membrane 17 d.
Feb. 24. Commission to Master Henry de Bray to make an extent by the oath of
Quenington. knights, &c., in the counties of Cumberland, Westmoreland, Northum-
berland, York, Lancaster, Derby, Nottingham, Leicester, Warwick, Lincoln,
Northampton, Rutland, Oxford, Buckingham, Bedford, Cambridge, Hunt-
ingdon, Heitford, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk, of all the lands and tenements
late of Baldwin Wake, deceased, and to return the same in one month from
Easter.
March 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cobeham and Robert de
Down Amney. Scotho, touching certain persons in the prison of the archbishop of Can-
terbury at Stutinge, who received William Bush, a felon, with a great
sum of money a^i^ing from the king's new custom, which he had. taken
from a box in the custody of the merchants of Lucca.
March 7. The like to Master Thomas de Sodington and Eustace de Hache, touch-
Down Amney. ing the persons who assaulted John de Tedemeishe, sheriff of Oxford and
Berks, and his ministers, as they were leading certain coEvicted thieves to
the gallows at Oxford, and tried to rescue them, and also touching the
trespasses of the burgesses and others of the town of Oxford and the
scholars of the university committed upon one another. The enquiry is to
be held at Oxford next Thursday.
Membrane 16d.
March 12. Commission to G. Aguillon' and William de Sancto Quintino to deliver
Down Amney. the gaol of York of brother John Colrek', put in exigent after the last
eyre in the county of York for the death of Stephen del Pol', who has
since surrendered.
March 16. Commission to Master Henry de Bray to enquire touching the persons
Down Amney. who have taken the corn, beasts, &c., of Baldwin Wak', deceased, tenant in
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1282. Membrane IGd—cont.
chief, and to cause tho sheriffs of the counties of York, Cumberland,
Lincoln, Nottingliam, Leicester, Northampton, Bedford, and Essex, to
attach them to answer thereof before the barons of the Exchequer a month
after Easter.
Membrane ISd.
Commiseion of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot and "William Muschet
touchinj^ an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Henry ILare, brings in
the county of Huntingdon agains-t John le Mareschal of VViteleseye, Walter
Teyt, John Beuereth, Stephen le Futur, Roger Chilling, John his brother,
Henry de Planles, Elias Cassandre, Henry le Rede of Westfen, Henry
Cassandre, Richard Buche, Hugh Eein, Richard Thurkind, Peter Staff',
John son of Walter de Lilleford, William de Hauvili, Robert Clarice,
William son of Stephen Freman, Stephen Freman, Richard de Hoekele,
John Ive, Stephen Ravene, William Colt, John son of Geoffrey, Richard
Whichenne, John Brodeheved. Robert de Sutton, William his son, John
Clarice, John Huwelot, John Tenmen, David his son, William le Cupere,
Geoffrey atte Barre, Stephen Beuereth, Richard son of Matilda, Richard
Walfe, William Ecmme, John le Wodereve, William son of Simon, Bar-
tholomew Thurkill, John Grund, John Trig', John Tawe, Henry son of
Margaret, Richard de Wodestone, William Sengclholt, Robert Clarice,
William Clarice, Richard de Stanijate, Robert Wonegh, Thomas le
Priurserjaunt of Ely,. Alexander le Pestur, Robert le Futur, Matthew
son of Arnoldy, William Cosay, John his brotlier, John le Fiz Eem,
William his brother, John Brid, Geoffrey son of William le Fevre, John
son of Andrew ihe younger, John son of Walter de Estrey, John Burgeys,
Geoffrey his brother, John Gaumbey, Richard Brun, John Aspelon,
Kicholas his brother, John le Katur, William le Reve, William Wallehors,
Thomas Chapman, John Raven, John son of Walter, John Laurence,
William his brother, John Botild', Hugh his brother, and Walter de
Booking, for the death of her husband.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot and R. de Leyc[ester],
touching the persons who broke the park of Storleford, co. Hertford, of
R. bishop of London, and hunted and carried away deer.
Commission of oyer and terminer to N. de Stupelton and G. Aguill[on],
touching an appeal which Eninia de Shupton brings in the county of York
against Andrew de Routhebyry, clerk, for the death of Roger de Sutton,
her brother.
Membrane 14 d.
April 18. CommIs.«ion of oyer and terminer to William de Mildelton and William
Devizes. de Mortuo Mari, on cotnphiint by Hiigli do Cropping, tiiat while he was
confine! to his house at Cropping by a fever, sn acule that he was
beside hiirself and not likely to survive, Theobald de Ferinses and
Nichola his wife entered his said house, and when the said Hugh began
to be seized with delirium they broke open his pre-^s an<l exiracted his seal,
and with it sealed a certain charter of feoffment of all the lands and tene-
ments of the said Hugh to the .said Theobald and Niehola, and after-
wards led him about the country from phwe to place, and left him in the
priory of St. Botulph, Colchester, half dead and without any one to watch
over or help him, took away his beasts and carried away his gootls at Crop-
ping, Stanelegh and Beghham, co. Essex.
46
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282.
April 18.
Devizes.
Memhranc \Ad — cont.
Bekin<rliiim nnd Elias
tie Odeston, to enquire
Commission to E. de
touching the comphiint of the prioress of Grace Dieu that Alan de
Thronirciton nnd IJobcrt his brother, Gerard de Camvill, Koper Akeney,
with a groat multitude, felled and carried away trees from her several wood
in Beleton, co, Leicester, impounded her beasts found in the said wood,
and kept them impounded without food or drink, whereof sixteen perished,
and beat and maltreated the said prioress and her nuns.
May 1.
Gloacester.
Membrane \Zd.
Commission to R. de Nortwode and J. de Cobeham to enquire touching
the names of the persons amerced before the justices last in eyre in the
county of Kent who are in arrear, and to return the names to the trea-
surer and barons of the Exchequer ; as the archbishop of Canterbury claims
all such amercements of men in the hundreds, tithings {borghis) and town-
ships (villatis) within his liberty, and although the temporalities of the
archbishopric were restored to him 22 May, 7 Edward I., the greater
part of the amercements of the last eyre continue in arrear.
Association of J. Lovetot with the mayor and sheriffs of London to hear
and determine a cause between Richard son of Richard de Ewell, tenant, and
Richard de Neketon, plaintiff, touching a messuage in London.
Commission to Robert le Baud, John le Lou, and John Fauvel, to make
inquisition touching breaches of the king's peace in the county of North-
ampton, and to deliver to the custody of the sheriff those vagabonds whom
they find guilty.
May 4.
Gloucester.
Membrane I2d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Luvetot and H. de Stanhawe,
touching an appeal wl)ich Henry Goscip brings in the county of Norfolk
against John son of Simon de Eccles, William his brother, Richard son
of Simon de Hecles, Adam son of Simon de Hekles and Roger son of
Simon de Hekles, for robbery.
Commission to R. de Holebrok to go personally with the king's mandate
to the bailiffs and good men of Yarmouth, Dunwich, and Ipswich, to pro-
vide, man and arm ships in order to defend their coasts from the pirates of
Holand, Seyland and Friepland infesting their coasts, and such pirates as
they intercept to keep in safe custody until further order, and to see that
the said mandate is diligently carried out.
Commission of oyer and terminer to G. Aguillon, "William de Sancto
Quintino and John de Lithegraynes, touching an appeal which Nichola,
daughter of Thomas de Flixton, brings in the county of York against
Bartholomew de Scalleby and Geoffrey his son, for the death of her father.
Membrane lid.
Association of Thomas de "Weyland and J. de Lovetot with the mayor
and sheriffs of London to hear and determine a cause in the hustings
between John son of Hervey, plaintiff", and Hamo Hautein, tenant, touching
a messuage in London.
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1282. Membrane \\d — cont.
Association of J. de Lovetot with the same to hear and determine a cause
in the hiistin^rs between Xicliolas le Orbatur, plaintiff, and the prior of
the hospital of St. Mary without Bishopsgate, tenant, touching four mes-
suages in London.
June 28.
Chester.
June 29.
In Camp at
Newton.
Mem BRAS B \0d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Hopton and John son of
Aer tonchitig an appeal wliich Jul[iana], late the wife of William Coly,
brings in the county of Salop against Henry de Gremundeston for the death
of her husband.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill and G. de Charron, on complaint by
the prior of Watton whereas he had been appointed to collect the tenth in
the diocese of York, and having di--trained therefor in many cases, certain
persons of the county of York entered his free chace in Ravensceyndal in
the county of Wi\stmoreluiid find its confines, and taken deer and carried
awav trees therefrom and dcpa.^tured their cattle in his corn and meailows,
and upon his attempting to impound the said cattle, assaulted his men.
Membrane 9d.
The like to the same, on complaint by the said prior that as he and bis
men were taking the said tenth to York, and passing through the town of
Leghening, they were assaulted and the money was taken from them.
Membrane 8d.
The like to G. de Leukenor, John le Lou and Robert
touching an
appeal which Agnes la Fraunkeleyne brings in the county of Northampton
against John de Charewelton for the death of Tiiomas le Fraunkeleyn, her
brother.
July 18. The like to Nicholas de Stapelton and Hamo Hauteyn, on complaint by
Rhuddlan. Walter de Kancia that Richard de Ernesby, Hugh Fleghe of Kilbeworth,
Huf^h Ram, Richard Martin, Hugh le Ros, Henry le Keu, Ralph le
Ciiaretter, John de Weleham, Thomas del Pek', Richard de Bliseworth,
Roger le White of Wystowe, John Poke, John Peytevyn, William Wade,
Walter de Evynton, Adam son of Geoffrey de Glen, Ralph son of Ralph de
Fo^ton, Simon Flory, Thomas Flory, John Odard de .^'tokton, Roger his
brother, Roger atte Pertre, Hugh son of Henry, John son of John le Fevre,
William son of Simon de Thorp, Robert son of William Alwold, Rol)ert le
Dekne, Andrew le Carctter, Simon le Caretter, John de Wich of Neuton,
Roger Puke, Richard King, Thomas de Langeton, Robert his brother,
William le Straungo, knight, Simon d". Wigingeston, knight, Simon de
Wikingeston, John de Mareschal of Neuton, and Luke de Welledon
•mazoun,' entered his house by night at Neuton Harecourt, co. Leicester,
carried away his goods, and as.^aulted his men.
Membrane Id.
July 24. The like to R. Fulconis and William de Rrayboef, on complaint by the
Rhuddlan. abbot of Hyde that whereas by reason of the liberty of the hundred of
Micheldever, co. Southampton, held by his predecessors from time imme-
morial, attachments for all trcspas-ses committed within the said hundred
bf'long to the abbey of Hyde, Waller de Valli', mayor of Winchester, Walter
do Caperugg' and Richard Gabriel, bailill's, and Richard Stocbrigg', citizens
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282. Membrane 7(1 — cotit.
of the saiii town, with a f^reat multitude, dur ing the voidance of the said
abbey, entered the enclosures (sepia) of the said abbey within the precincts
of the said hundred, and seized the attachments for certain trespasses there,
and took and imprisoned certain men of the said abbey and certain ministers
of the keeper of the said abbey.
Commission to R. de Hengham to enquire touching the persons who
carry off and consume the goods of the prior of Reppeleie, co. Stafford, at
the procurement of certain his ill-wishers, who prelend to be the king's
bailiffs and who indict him of receiving stolen goods.
July 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and Elias de
Khuddlan. Oddeston, touching the persons who broke the park of the abbot of Gere-
wedou at Dixl', co. Leicester, and hunted and carried away deer.
Membrane 6d,
Sept. L Commission of oyer and terminer to G. Aguillon and A. de 'Walk[ingham],
Ruthin. touching an appeal which Roger son of Walter de Pikering brings in the
county of York against Simon de Lund, Peter his brother, Roger de Lund,
Stephen de Paghele, John de Stutevill and "William his brother, for the
death of Simon son of Walter de Pikering, his brother.
Aug. 20. The like to J. de Luvetot and R. de Leic[estre], on complaint by John de
Bhuddlan. Rede that John de Noketon, Richard de Redleg', John de Redleg', Peter de
Taverham, Ralph Page, William le Forester of Slialdeford, John brother of
Stephen de Wyham, John son of Nicholas, Simon Bramwod, William le
fiz Waleis, Walter Punt, Roger le Doreward, and Wihiam le Someter
carried away the eoods of the said John from his house at Terlinge, co.
Essex, and assaulted his men.
Aug. 20.
Khuddlan.
Sept. 8.
Ruthin.
Sept. 8.
Ruthin.
Membrane bd.
The like to John de Lovetot and Robert de Bosco, on complaint by
Robert Pecche that he is maliciously accused of an assault and theft which
was committed upon one Robert de Bradefeld and his men at Geinge, co.
Essex.
The like to Salomon de RofF' and John de Sandwyco, touching the
persons who came by night to the water of la Rivere, co. Kent, and carried
away eight swans^of Stephen de Penecestre and assaulted Roger le Swon-
hirde, his man.
The like to Master H. de Bray and W. de Boyvill, touching the persons
who entered the free warren of Queen Eleanor, the king's consort, at
Boudon, CO. Leicester, and hunted and carried away deer.
The like to J. de Lovetot and Walter de Kancia, touching the persons
who broke the king's park at Badmundesfeld, co. Norfolk, and hunted and
carried away deer.
The like to G. Aguillun and A. de Walkingh[am], touching an appeal
which Matilda, late the wife of Walter Morsel, brings in the county of
Cumberland, against Nicholas de Irton, Richard his son, William le
Barunesserjaunt, Roger de Wilton, Ivo son of Benedict, William son of
Benedict del Tunge, William eon of Theodore del Tunge, Reginald son of
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1282.
Aiijr. 20.
Khuddlan.
Sept. 8.
Kuthin.
Sept. 24.
Rbuddlan.
Sept. 26.
Rbuddlan.
Membrane 5d — cont.
Thomas del Tunge, Benedict son of Roger del Tunge, Richard son of
Gerard, Robert Stikeymiddiiig, Roger de Irton, Isaac Xicolesknave de
Irton and brother William Pykehod of Furnejs, for the death of her
husband.
The like to J. de Lovetot and R. de Ludham, touching the persons who
entered the manor of Petrouilla, late the wife of William de Fleg, at
Horscye, co. Norfolk, took away cattle worth 20/., and carried away her
goods.
Membrane 4d.
The like to Robert Malet and Walter de Agmod[csham], on complaint
by John Giffard the younger that John de Escheker, Simon Betom of
Erdington, William Fraunceis, Ralph le Carpenter, Thomas Reine, Simon
Brid, Robert North, and Nicholas de ilorssepathe carried away his goods
at Erdington, co. Oxford, whilst he was under the king's protection and
on his service in Wales, and assaulted his men.
The like to Alexander de Monte Forti, Nicholas de Rye, Alexander de
Trikingham and John Pykot, touching an appeal which Matilda Redy of
Humberstayn brings in the county of Lincoln against John Gase of Sutton,
John le Paumer, Roger his brother, John Broyl, Fulk son of Eborard
son of Matilda, Richard his brother, William Osegot, Thomas le Clerk,
mouner, Ralph de Barsham, chaplain, Hubert Laxnian of Gedeneye,
Eborard son of Matilda and Matilda Mayden, for the death of Alan Redy
her brother.
The like to R. Loveday and William de Pageham, touching an appeal
which Alice, late the wife of William de Line', brings by writ before the
king against the vicar of the church of Olraesby, Robert de Worthstede,
John Warant, Ralph le Carettcr, Nicholas Clere of Ormesby, Roger Cok,
Geoffrey Periz, William le Pestur of Winterton, Richard le Pestur of
Ormesby, Geoffrey Geffreyesneve de Ormesby, William Mottes, Reginald
Aylward and Robert Home for the death of her husband in the county
of Norfolk.
Commission to William de Glaunvill to make, by the oath of knights
and others of the counties of Northampton, Norfolk, Sussex and Derby,
an extent of the lands of Isab[ella] de Albiniaco, deceased, tenant in chief.
Oct. 18.
Rbuddlan.
Membrane 3d.
Commission of oyer and ternainer to G. Aguillon and A. de Walkingham,
touching the persons who assaulted William de Plesynton, Adam del
Fennyscale and Robert son of Ranulph Cod, men of Adam de Hoghton,
at Gosenergh, co. Lancaster.
The like to William Bagot and John son of Aer, touching an appeal
which Agnes, late the wife of Robert son of Geoffrey de Somersolwode-
huses brings, in the county of Stafford, against William le Thrower and
Robert de Werington for the death of her husband.
Oct. 18.
Rbuddlan.
65014.
Membrane 2d.
The like to Hugh de Kendal, touching the persona who assaulted the
men of Edmund, the king's brother, on the public highway as they were
taking victuHls to Wales between Northwich {ll'ycliium) and Chester, and
took away their horses and carts.
Commi.ssioii to R. de Hengham, on complaint by Roger, parson of the
church of Swyneford, co. Stafford, to enquire touching the persons who,
D
60 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
0^282. Membrane 2d — cont.
under the pretence of being bailiffs of the king, charge the said Roger with
being the receiver of stolen goods, and take and consume his goods.
Oct. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovctot and Richard de
Rhuddlan. Suthchirch, touching an appeal which Matilda, late the wife of Edmund
Passavant, brings, in the county of Essex, against Nicholas de la More
and Robert his brother for the death of her husband.
The like to J. de Luvetot and William de Rothing, touching the persons
who entered the houses of Ralph Grundel at Brunham, co. Norfolk, and
carried away his goods.
Commission to N. de Stapelton and J. de Lithegreynes to enquire as to
the strangers {adventicii) staying in the town of Scardeburg and other
young men, who resist the older and more lawful men of the said town,
and make themselves governors thereof, and appropriate to themselves for
a rent of 16/. yearly a certain rent of 30/. arising from the mills and other
things belonging to the farm of the said town, and will not permit them-
selves to be judged (justiciari) by the aforesaid more discreet persons, but
at their will subvert the customs and rights of the said town and also
the liberties of the church thereof, to the destruction of the town and pre-
judice of the church, and so to chastise them that their punishment may
be a M'arning to others.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Master Walter Scamel, dean of
Salisbury, and William de Brayboef, on complaint by the abbot of Quarr
that, while the abbey was under the royal protection, certain persons
carried away his goods at Stapelhurst, Cosham by Neweport, and Roughe-
bergh, co. Southampton, assaulted Nicholas de Christeschirch, Peter de
Tyugehurst, monks, Nicholas Levent, William de Coggeshale and others,
lay brethren of the said house, at Cosham by Neweport, and in Neweport,
took away three horses value 10 marks, and seized and imprisoned his said
monks, lay brethren, and men.
The like to Gr. Aguillon and Guichard de Charrun, touching the appeals
which William Cromay brings in the county of Northumberland against
John Maynard of Monekerade and others in the prison of Newcastle-on-
Tyne for the death of Walter de Lindesey his kinsman, and for robbery.
The like to Robert de Standon and John son of Aer, touching an appeal
which Agnes, late the wife of Robert son of Geoffrey de Somersolewode-
huses, brings in the county of Stafford against William le Thrower and
Robert de Werinton for the death of her husband.
Oct. 30. Also touching an appeal which Emma de Hatton brings in the same
Denbigh, county against the same for the death of her son Thomas.
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1282.
Nov. 24.
Khuddlan.
Nov. 27.
Khuddlan.
Nov. 28.
Khuddlan.
Nov. 28.
Khuddlan.
Membrane 25.
Appointment of "William de Henore to the custody, during pleasure, of
the lands late of Thomas de Langeton, tenant in chief, deceased, render-
ing 33*. 9^d., which is the value of the said lands, excepting the dower
of his wife.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Lincoln.
Vacated because ot/ierwise in the Fine Hull at the beginning of the
month of February, 1 1 Edward I.
Presentation of Henry de Wheteley to the chapel of Winandermer, void
and in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of William de Lindeseye,
tenant in chief, being in his hands.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Henry de Newerk, archdeacon of
Richemund.
Appointment of Reginald de Castre to the custody of the lands late of
Alice, late the wife of Henry de Dyne, deceased, tenant in chief, which she
held in dower, in the counties of" Northampton and Oxford; and also of the
lands late of Richard de Seiton, deceased, which he held of the inheritance
of the .said Henry by knight-service in the county of Northampton.
Vacated because swrendered.
Licence for the abbot of Holmcoltran to buy corn and victuals in Ireland ;
and safe-conduct for the same until Michaelmas.
Inspeximus of a charter of Robert de L^fford, late justiciary of Ireland,
sealed with the seal used in Ireland, dated by the hand of the said justiciary
at Dublin, 24 September, 7 Edward I., whereby he grants to the prior and
convent of St. Coman, Roskoman, in fee simple, the land of Rathbrenyn and
Clonyiwyn and 70 acres of the townland (villata) of lUauch and 59 acres
in Trustmor, in exchange for laud in Lysnenerley, Ballyureduan, Clonnen-
abbanauch', Balymacleg, Killeglenewan, Killegenith and Balialowen as far
as the dike of the territory ; and whereby he also grants to them a free
weekly market on Saturday in their Irish town {villa) between their house
and that of the Friars Preachers of the same town, with all the liberties
which the prior and convent ought of right to have and have been accus-
tomed to have; and also that they may for ever water all their animals at
the lake bel(jw the castle of Roekoman. Witnesses : — brother Maurice,
bishop of Elphin, John de Tuyt, John Mape, John de Cusak, David de
Prendelgast, Walter de Valle, Jordan de Exou', Nicholas Taf, and others.
Simple protection for the .same prior and convent.
Exemption, for life, of "Walter de Coke.seye, from being put on assizes,
juries, and recognisances, and from appoiatmeut as sheriff, coroner, or other
bailiff against his will.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for the abbot of St. Augus-
tine's, Canterbury, to enclose the lane between the door of the court of the
said abbey and his land of Northome.
Letters for Nicholas the said abbot, going beyond seas, nominating
brotiiers William de Wilmeton and Henry de Cokeriug his attorueyM
until Michaelmas.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1282.
Decs.
Rhuddlan.
Dec. 7.
Rhuddlan.
Dec. 7.
Bhuddlan.
Dec. 8.
Ehuddlan.
Dec. 11.
Khuddlan.
Dec. 12.
Bhuddlan.
Dec. —
Ehuddlan.
Dec. 15.
llhuddlan.
Dec. 15.
Rhuddlan.
Dec. 16.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Simple protection, for one year, for Godfrey de Mindo.
Mandate to Bauruncinus Galterii and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay, out of the king's or their own money, 40 marks to Master Bonettus de
Sancto Quiutino, for his expenses in the king's service.
Licence for Eleanor, the king's consort, for her men to take fish for her
use in the king's vivary of Staflbrd.
Grant to the same of the custody, during minority of the heir, of the
lands in England late of William de Moun, tenant in chief, saving the manor
of Greywell, co. Southampton.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Robert de Ufford,
staying in England.
Simple protection, for three years, for the same Robert.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Nutus de Florenc',
going beyond seas.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of Hereford to admit Geoffrey de
Neubaud, king's clerk, to the prebend late of Edmund de Mortuo Mari,
resigned, in the church of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the see.
Presentation of William Gargat to the church of Northstoke, in the
diocese of Chichester, in the kirg's gift by reason of his custody of the
land and heir of John son of Alan.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, of the marriage of Reginald, son
and heir of William de Moun, tenant in chief.
Appointment of Robert son of John to the custody of the lands in the
county of Bedford, late of the said William de Moun, rendering 12/. 19*.,
at which they are extended.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff.
Membrane 25 (Schedule).
Licence for Master Henry Wade, the queen's cook, to sell or demise to
Robert de Grey or other, but not in mortmain, certain land in Est Cleydon,
which he has of the gift of Simon de Nevill and Geoffrey de Querendon,
and which is held in chief, saving to the king his dues and services.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Acquittance for Joan de Besevill for the payment at Rothelan on
15 December, 10 Edward I., by the hands of Robert de Sancto Claro, to the
king's clerk, William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, of a fine of 10/. for
licence to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
By bill of the wardrobe.
Presentation of John de Punz to the church of Eton, in the diocese of
Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see. The
letters are directed to Master Adam de Hales, keeper of the spirituality.
Acquittance to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, for the payment to Master
William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, of 2,000 marks, in part payment
of 7,000 marks which the said Edmund has agreed to pay for the custody
of the lands late of Baldwin Wake.
Memorandum that these letters were sealed at Chester and given to
Matthew Cheker to be delivered to the said earl.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Adam de
Whetenhal, going to Ireland on the king's affairs.
Simple protection in Ireland for the same Adam for the same period.
i,
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1282.
Dec. 20.
Rhaddlan.
Dec. 27.
lihuddlan.
Dec. 28.
RLuddlan.
1283.
Jan. 4.
Rhuddlac.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Pardon to Edmund, the kinjj's brother, Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln,
and Reginald de Grey and others of their party, for any deaths cau.sed in
the siege of the castle of Chertele, which Henry III. had given to Hamo
Le Strange {Extraneo), and which Robert de Ferar' seized 1 Edward L,
•whereupon the said Edmund, with the counsel of the king, then in
England, besieged the said castle until he had taken the rebels ; also pardon
for such of the rebels as the said Edmund by letters patent received
into the king's peace. Cane' mandavit de Rothelan.
Pardon, at the instance of Edmund, the king's brother, to Baldwin de
Wynepole for the death of Robert le Cauf. Cane mand' de Bother.
Licence for the prior and convent of St. Edmund to appropriate in
mortmain 40 acres of land of their own fee in Mildenhal.
Cane' mand' de RotheF.
Acknowledgment by Guy Ferre and Peter de Staneye, in the king's
court, of the receipt from John Bek of 14/. 7*. Zd. of the issues of the
manor of West Rasen for Easter term, 10 Edward 1., and of 14/. 7*. 3c/.
for Michaelmas term.
Grant to Richard de Bishopeston of the chapel of the castle of Oswald-
estre, void by the death of Adam de Chetewynd, and in the king's gift by
reason of his custody of the laud and heir of John son of Alan.
Letters for William de Yalenc' and Joan his wife, staying in England,
nominating Nicholas Underwode and William Scoterel their attorneys in
Ireland for one year.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray to deliver to Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, the manor of Skeldingho and all the other lands late of Baldwin
Wake, tenant in chief, saving to Hawisia, late his wife, and other.s, their
right in the said manor as adjudged in the king's court.
Simple protection, until Midsummer, for Master William de Langwat,
canon of the church of St. Mary, Lincoln.
Membrane 24.
Jan. 2. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of William Martin granting to
Rhuddlan. the lady Eleanor de Mohun, for life, the manors of Kingeston, Combe Martin,
Langacre, Moleton, co. Devon, and Ludeford, co. Somerset, at a rent of 200/.
a year, and if the said William die first the said Eleanor to pay 1^/. a year
only for the same to his heirs. Witnesses: — John de Bello Campo, Gilbert
de Knovill, Thomas de Pyn, Malger de Sancto Albino, Walter de
Dunheved, Walter de Ileliun, Guy Ferre and William de Bluntesdon,
knight.**, Robert de Maleston, Henry de Brok', John de Lameslevor, and
many others. Cane' mand' de liothef.
Vacated because elsewhere in the Charter Boll, 1 1 Edward I.
Jan. 9. Association of William de Burneton with the mayor and sheriffs of
Rhuddlan. London, to hear the action which the commonalty of the city of London,
by an undue and unusual writ siirreptitiou.sly obtained from the king's
court, brings against the dean and chapter of St. Paul's, London, and
Ralph de Alegaie for certain services, which specially concern the king.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Sancto Vigore, Ely as
Cotel, and Peter de Bosco, touching an api>eal which Marj*, late the wife
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CALENDAR OF TATENT ROLLS.
12S3.
Membrane 24 — cont.
of John Croydo, brinfjs in the county of Somerset against John de Byry
nnd Jonn Avife of John son of Laurence, in custody in Somertou gaol for
the death of her husband.
Jan. 20. Commission to Nicholas de Stap[elton] and John de Steyngreve to
Llnnrwsf. enquire touching the complaint of Constance de Beam, kinswoman of the
(.Ihlannrrust.) king, to whom he had granted, for life, the custody of the castle and honor
of Tykehull, that when, upon the death of Oliver de Luvetot, she caused
the custody of one knigjit's fee in Kertoleston, co. Nottingham, which the said
Oliver held of the said honor in chief, to be taken into her hands by Bernard
Marc and other her bailiffs, so that she might have due seisin thereof,
certain persons ejected the said Constance and her bailiffs ; and to enquire
whether the said Oliver held of the said honor or otherwise, and to whom
he paid the last scutage for the army in Wales.
Membrane 23.
Jan. 5.
Rhuddlaii.
Jan. 8.
Khuddlan.
Jan. 12.
Rhuddlau.
Jan. 12.
Bhuddlan.
Jan. 30.
Khuddlan.
Jan. 30.
Khuddlan.
Grant to Almaric de Sancto Amando of the marriage of the son and
heir of Robert de Kaynes, deceased, tenant in chief, so that he answer the
king the true value thereof immediately after the present war in Wales.
Mandate to Walter de Rudmarl', king's clerk, keeper of the bishopric of
Hereford, to restore the temporalities to Master Richard de Swynefeld,
bishop elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Notification that the noblemen {nobiles viri), John and Werner, bro-
thers of Raparch', knights, after staying with the king and elsewhere in
the realm a fortnight and more, and behaving themselves in a praiseworthy
manner, have withdrawn, with the king's licence, and in a courtly manner.
Letters for David de OfiBnton, going to Ireland, nominating John de
Sancto Albano his attorney in England for one year.
Appointment of Thomas de Codeleye, during pleasure, to the custody of
the abbey of Evesham, in place of Adam le Botiller, deceased, who was
appointed thereto by reason of the cession of William de Whitechirch,
late abbot.
Cane' mand' de RotheV, nunciante J. de Bruges.
Writ de intendendo to the sheriffs of Worcester, "Warwick, Gloucester,
and Northampton, escheators in the same counties.
Canc^ mand! de RotheV, nunciante J. de Bruges.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for John Ferre, going
beyond seas.
The like for Master Roger de Martivall', going beyond seas.
Grant to Master William de Luda of the deanery of the church of
St. Martin le Grand, London, void by the death of Geoffrey de Neubaud.
Cane' mand'' de RotheV .
]\Iandate to Richard de Waldegrave, constable of the Tower, to deliver
seisin. Cane' mand' de Roth\
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Hugelin de Vik', merchant of
Florence, going beyond seas, by the king's command, for corn and victuals
for the army in Wales.
11 EDWARD I.
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1283.
Feb. 3.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 4.
Rhuddliin.
Feb. 6.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 8.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 8.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 9.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 10.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 23 — cont.
Simple protection, for three years, for the prior of Balibagan.
Acknowledfrment of the king's indebtedness to the mayor and citizens of
London for 3,000 marks, paid 10 Edward I. to Master William de Luda,
then keeper of the wardrobe at Rothelan, and of 3,000 marks paid at
Chester, 11 Edward I., to the same William by the hands of Thomas de
Gunneys, both sums to be repaid at All ISaints.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for William de Marisco,
staying in England.
Pardon to Thomas de Cadurc' of the 100 marks in which he was amerced
for a trespass in venison in the forest of Shirewode.
Licence for Thomas de Berkeleye, for life, to hunt with his own dogs the
fox, hare, badger {tessonem), and polecat (catttm), in the forest of Mynedep
and in the chace of Kyngeswofle, on both sides of the river Aven by
Bristol, except in the fence-month ; provided that he take no deer, nor
course in the king's warrens.
Grant to Hugh son of Otto, for service beyond seas and in the realm,
that neither from his heirs nor his executors shall any account be exacted
for any bailiwick, whether for the stewardship of the household or for any
other.
Letters for Almaric de Sancto Amaudo, staying in England, nominating
Geoffrey de Ingepenn and John Moraund his attorneys in Ireland.
Warrant to bailiffs and others to arrest Reymond de la Roke and William
Amaniui, who, being appealed of robbery before the king by Peter de
Ryons and William his brother, are withdrawing themselves to pass beyond
seas with their goods. By p.s.
Simple protection, for three years, for William Bonneys, merchant of
Drogheda.
Letters for the abbot of St. Catherine du Mont, Rouen, nominating
Walter le Keu and Thomas le Ferreur his attorneys in England until
Christmas.
Licence, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, for William de
Horton her tailor, to whom the king granted, for life, the land late of
William de Clamberg in Langedon, to demise the same to whom he will for
ten years from Michaelmas ; with reversion to the king.
Inspeximus of a charter of Ranulph, sometime duke of Brittany and earl of
Chester and Richemund, dated at Chester, and directed to all his constables,
butlers, justices, sheriffs, barons, bailiffs and ministers, and to all his men,
French and English, whereby he grants to God and St. Mary and All
Saints the hospital house and the whole site thereof, without the north
gate of Chester, for the maintenance of the poor in frank almoin, and that
it be subject to no service, except only the entertainment and maintenance
of the poor; and the brethren of the said hospital going through Cheshire
to preach and to collect alms for the maintenance of the poor are to be
honourably received. Witnesses: — Ralph de Monilsar', Roger son of the
earl, Ro^er the constable, Hugh do Bosco Ale, Alan de Bosoo Ale, Henry
do Lungjap' and Stephen his brother, Alexander de Bertram Bee and many
others.
John de Kirk' ordered by the chancellor, and the chancellor bj the
king.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
Jan. 27.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 15.
Khuddlau.
Feb. 12.
Bhuddlan.
Feb. 7.
Ilhuddlan.
Feb. 12.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 6.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 23 — cont.
Acquittance to S. bishop of Wiiterford, justiciary of Ireland, for the pay-
ment on Tuesday, 2 February, 11 Edward 1., into the wardrobe at Ilothelan,
to the king's clerk, Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, by
the hands of Kalj)h de Broughton, of 2,000 marks, and by the hands of
R, bishop of Bath and Wells, of 250 marks, of the issues of Ireland.
By bill of the wardrobe.
Presentation of Robert de Lavan' to the church of Kirkebythore, in the
diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the lands and heir of
Roger de Clifford the younger being in his hands.
Protection, for two years, for Master Henry de Ardagh, dean of
St. Patrick's, Armagh, going to Ireland.
Simple protection, for three years, for Roger le Orfevre of Waterford.
Grant to Edmund, the king's brother, who, by grant of Henry III,, con-
firmed by the king, holds Aaron son of Vives the Jew with his chattels,
that all debts, which the said Edmund, by charters or chirographs in the
chests of the chirographers of Jewry anywhere in England, or by recog-
nisances in the rolls of the justices assigned for the custody of Jews, or
enrolled in the rolls of the Chancery, shall find to be owing to the said Jew,
are to be levied by view of the said Edmund or his attorney according to
the law, custom, and statutes of Jewry and paid into the Exchequer ;
and sheriffs are commanded, on presentation of these presents by the said
Edmund or his attorney, to cause all the debts of the said Aaron, according
to the extracts directed to the said sheriffs under the seal of the Exchequer
of Jewry to be levied by one of their bailiffs in every county, and the
grantee to be put in seisin of the lands and goods of the said Jew's
debtors.
Notification that the mayor and sheriffs of London, having been ordered
by the king to examine their rolls as to whether Robert de Gisorc' ever
impleaded Anselm de Depe before them for debt, have returned that the
said Robert never impleaded the said Anselm.
Grant to Geoffrey de Nevill for a fine of 100 marks, payable before
Martilmas, of the custody, during minority of the heir, of the land and
heir of William de Chauncy, tenant in chief, together with the marriage of
the heir.
Presentation of James de Hispania to the church of Robery in the diocese
of Durham.
Letters for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, staying in
England, nominating David de Offynton and Richard de Leye his attorneytJ
in Ireland for one year.
Commission to Hamo Hauteyn to enquire touching certain Jews who
are dealing with foreign merchants and others in sheets (platis) made
out of clippings of the king's money, and also in false sheets of tin silvered
outside, and to arrest the same and put their accomplices in mainprize.
Feb. 12.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 16.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 22.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for William de
Aeon, going beyond seas.
Pardon to John le Northerner of Little Yarmouth of his outlawry for a
certain trespass.
11 EDWARD I.
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1283.
Feb. 11.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 18.
Khuddlan.
RhuddlaQ.
Feb. 12.
Khuddlan.
Feb. 23.
Bhuddlan.
Feb. 24.
Rhuddlan.
March 1.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 24.
Rhuddlan.
March 1.
Rhuddlan.
Feb. 24.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Grant to Ahin de Bevery, kinj^'s yeoman, of the custody, during minority
of the heir, of the manor of Stok' Warnecamp late of John de Nevill,
tenant in chief, extended at 17;.
Grant to the mayor and citizens of London of murage for one year
longer, in continuation of two former grants, to wit, for three years frum
24 February, 7 Edward I., and for one year from 24 February, 10 Edward I.
Appointment of John de Sancto Laudo, sheriff of Somerset and Dorset,
to the custody of the castle of Shireburu, during pleasure.
Mandate to William Favelore to deliver the same with its armour, &c.,
by indenture.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for the barons of the port of Rye.
The like, for three years, for William Bonneys, merchant of Droghcda.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for David de Offynton,
going to Ireland.
Simple protection, until Midsummer, for Walter de Grendal.
Pardon to Robert son of Augustin de Eyworth for the death of Sibyl
la Neuch, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of
Bedford that he killed her by misadventure.
Grant to John de Britannia, earl of Richemund, of the liberty of the honor
of Richemund with its appurtenances as in view of frank pledge, waifs,
wrecks, and such like in the counties of Lincoln and Nottingham, during
pleasure, rendering yearly 20/. [^Fcedera.']
Grant to Guicard de Burgo, for service in Wales, of a wardship of the
yearly value of 100 marks, for five years, out of the first wardships that
shall fall in.
Vacated because amended as below in the month of October.
Letters for Walter de Shopwyk, staying in England, nominating Walter
de Inethorne and Matthew de Inethorne his attorneys in Ireland until one
year after the Purification.
Grant to the good men of Osewaldestre of murage, during pleasure,
according to the tenor of former patents.
Mandate to S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, to acquit Baudin
Pamutu' (or Paumtu') and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, of 2,000/. due
from them upon the last exchange {cainbio) of money in Ireland, and to
restore to them their writing obligatory, as it appears that they have paid
the justiciary 1,500/., and now Baruncinus Walteri and his fellows, mer-
chants of Lucca, have paid 500/., the residue, to Master William de Luda,
keeper of the wardrobe, of which 500/. the justiciary is acquitted herewith.
Presentation of William de Bedeston, chaplain, to the church of Bedestoii,
in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the land and heir of Walter de Jay, who held of Richard son of John son of
Alan, the king's ward.
Presentation of William de Hendeshull, chaplain, to the church of
Bolewell in the diocese of York.
Letters for Theobald de Verdun, staying in England, nominating Robert
de Burton and Thomas de Wiltes' his attorneys in Ireland until two years
after Hilary next.
Pardon to Robert de Faunteston for the death of Matilda do Thurleber,
58
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
Feb. 24.
Rhuddlan.
March 2.
Bhuddlan.
March 1.
March 3.
Khuddlan.
March 4.
Bhuddlan.
May 3 (sic),
Bhuddlan.
March 5.
Bhuddlan.
March 8.
Bhuddlan.
March 10.
Bhuddlan.
March 5.
Bhuddlan.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Appointment of Master Henry de Bray to the office of escheator this
side Trent during pleasure.
Writ dc intendcndo directed to sheriffs, baili£fs, &c.
Mandate by writs close to all sheriffs this side Trent to deliver to
the said Master Henry the custodies, escheats, and other appurtenances
of the said office, with the receipts since Michaelmas.
Pardon to Adam son of John Basely for the death of Alice Frost, as
it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of Bedford that
he killed her by misadventure.
The like to Hugh de la Corner, for the death of Walter Brandavy,
as it appears by testimony before the king by Hamo Hauteyn and his
fellow justices assigned to deliver Neugate prison that he killed him in
self-defence.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Master Thomas
de Sutton, canon of the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, going beyond
seas for study.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Thomas de Lodbrok, going beyond
seas.
Licence for Peter Johannis de la Roqau, citizen of Bayonne, to trade
with his ships and merchandise at Bristol, and at Ros and Waterford in
Ireland ; with safe-conduct, during pleasure.
Letters for Master Thomas de Sutton, going beyond seas for study,
nominating William de Henore, clerk, his attorney in England for three
years.
Memorandum that on the first of March the chancellor retired home-
ward from court.
Licence, for three years, for Master John de Kenle, archdeacon of
Meath, to bring corn into England and sell the same, excepting in Wales
or elsewhere to the king's enemies.
Safe-conduct, until one month after Easter, for Thomas de Wymundham,
going on the king's affairs to various parts of the realm.
Licence for the welfare of the souls of the king and his ancestors, for
the prioress and nuns of Brumhale to enclose with a small dike and low
hedge, so that the king's deer may get in and out, the 100 acres of land
which they have of the king's gift within the forest of Wyndesor, and
which they have brought into cultivation, and to hold the same quit of
waste and regard.
Letters for Master William de Ripariis, going beyond seas for study,
nominating William de Hertelebury, chaplain, and Adam de Nas, clerk,
his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
The like for :—
Master John de Keneleye, archdeacon of Meath, staying in England,
nominating William de Hertelebury, chaplain, and Adam de Nas,
clerk, his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Master Stephen de Tawell, going beyond seas, nominating Adam de
Neweton, clerk, for two years.
John Passelewe, staying in England, nominating Peter de Waure and
John le Waleys for three years.
Christiana de Mariscis, staying in England, nominating Simon de Cruce
and Richard de Kylleny for three years.
Association of John de Cobeham with Stephen de Penecestre, Iterius de
Engolisma and Henry le Waleys to assess certain places (phcias) at
1 1 EDWARD I.
59
1283. Membrane 22— cont.
Ibamme and to commit the same, at a certain rent according to their
lawful extent, to the barons and good men of Wynchelse for building
and dwelling purposes, saving to the immediate lords a reasonable extent
of everj acre.
Like association of Peter de Scudemor and Godfrey de Acre with the
above.
March 6. Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Ranulph Pecke and William
Rhuddlan. Beaumund, fellows and merchants of Chester, trailing with Ireland.
M EM BR Ay E 21,
March 6. Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Master Stephen de
Rhuddlan. Tawell, going beyond seas.
March 8. Licence, for one year, for Peter Johannis de la Roqau, citizen and
RhuddJan. merchant of Bayonne, to bring corn, flour, wine and other victuals from
parts beyond seas to the army of Wales.
March 10. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Bozon to the custody of the
Rhuddlan. bailiwick of High Peak under Thomas de Norman vill, in like manner as
Thomas Folejaumbe, late deceased, held it, so that he answer yearly to
the Exchequer for the farm by the hands of the said Thomas.
Licence for the abbot of Stanlowe to buy corn and victuals in Ireland,
for the maintenance of his house.
March 14. Safe-conduct, until Easter, for the Gascons (Basciili) who came to
Conway. the king in aid of his expedition in Wales, and are now returning home-
(Aberconeweye ^vards
in Snaudon).
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Master John de Ufford, bishop-elect
of Enachdune in Ireland, going to the court of Rome on the king's affairs.
March 16.
Conway.
March 18.
Conway.
March 21.
Conway.
March 28.
Conway.
Licence, at the instance of Edmimd, the king's brother, for Laurence de
Sancto Mauro to hunt the hare and the fox witb his own dogs throughout
the forest of Selewod until three weeks before Midsummer, so that he take
no deer nor course in warrens.
Grant, for a fine of 120 marks, 100 marks paid and 20 to be paid at
Michaelmas, to .John Byrun of the custody, during the minority of the son
and heir John, of the lands lute of Oliver de Langeford, tenant in chief,
with the advowson of the church of Langeford and with the marriage of the
said John, if it belongs to the king.
Royal assent to the election of Master John Ufford to be bishop of
Enaclidune.
Pardon to Nedo de Moreng' of his outlawry for the death of Arnold
de Prieu of Gascony, the said Nedo to come up for trial in the king's court
in Gascony, if impleaded. By p.s.
Acquittance to John dc Byrun for the payment nt Chester, 19 March,
11 Edward I., to the king's clerk, William do Perton, of 100 marks, in
part payment of 120 marks for the fine above specified.
Letters for Maurice son of Maurice, staying in Ireland, nominating
Thomas le Charcttcr and John Joye his attorneys in England for two
years.
Protection, with clause rogamux, for one year, for the master and
brethren of St. Sepulchre's, Nottingham, collecting alms.
60
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283. Membrane 21 — cont.
Grant, for a fine of 60/., payable at Whitsuntide, to John de Gysorz,
citizen of London, of the custody, for four years from the Purification
last, of the manor of Sauecamp, late of William Comyn of Kilebryde,
tenant in chief, which is in the king's hands by reason of the minority
of John, his son and iieir.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Hertford.
At the procuration of Matthew de Colurabariis, to whom the king
had granted the said custody.
Licence for John Danyel to give the lands, etc. in Tydeswell, with the
mill of Wrmchill and the bailiwick of the forestership of the Peak, which
he holds in chief, to Richard, his son and heir, and to Joan, daughter of
Matthew de Knyveton, whom the said Richard is to marry, to hold likewise
in chief.
March 28. Presentation of James de Hispania to the church of Robiry, in the
Conway. diocese of Durham.
April 1. This day the chancellor returned to court as far as Chester, and then
Conway. came to the king at Abercone wey in Snaudon.
April 2. Simple protection, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for the burgesses
Conway. of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and of Matilda de
Mortuo Mari in Haverford.
April 5. Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Robert de Percy,
Conway. going beyond seas.
The like for :—
Richard de Waldegrave")
Hugh de Kirkeby > going beyond seas with Anthony Bek.
Walter de Molecastre J
Anthony Bek, going on the king's affairs beyond seas.
Notification that Henry le Escot, mayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne, paid at
Chester, by the hands of John de Stocton, clerk, to the king's clerk,
William de Perton, on 3 April, 11 Edward I., 976Z. 9s. 7d. of the moneys
of John de Bohun, which moneys the said mayor had in his custody.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the manor of Saham, for
Robert de Crevequer, to whom the said manor has been granted, for life, in
exchange for his land of Maylor Saxneyth, with reversion to the king.
Mandate to Richard de Holebrok to make livery. Et fuerunt patentes.
Writ de intende7ido directed to the tenants of the manor of Ditton, in
favour of the same Robert, to whom the said manor has been granted
for life in exchange for the same lands, with reversion to the king.
Mandate to the sheriff of Cambridge to make livery of the said manors of
Saham and Ditton, saving to the king the corn and other goods therein.
Et fuit dates'.
April 7. Grant to Roger de Gamaund, king's yeoman, of the custody, during
Conway. minority of the heir, of the lands which Alice de Dyne, lately deceased,
held in dower of Henry de Dyne, tenant in chief.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for :—
Theobald de Verdun, staying in England.
April 9. Master Thomas de Colecestre, keeper of the hospital of the Holy Cross,
Conway. Colecestre, for the same period.
April 11. Appointment of Philip de Wyleghby, king's clerk, to the office of the
Conway. chancellorship of the Exchequer, during pleasure, in like manner as
Geoffrey de Neubaud, deceased, held it.
Conway.
April 6.
Conway.
11 EDWARD I.
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1283. Membrane 21 — cont.
April 11. Mandate to Thomas de Co<lelpy to restore the temporalities of the abbey
Convraj. of Evesham to John, late cellarer thereof, whose election as abbot has been
confirmed by the king and the pope.
Presentation of Nicholas de Gcnevill to the church of Trym, in the
diocese of Meath, in the king's gift, by reason of the voidance of the see.
April 17. Acquittance to O. bishop of Lincoln, for the payment, 16 April,
Conway. 1 1 Edward I., into the wardrobe at Chester to the king's clerk, William de
Peilon, by the hands of Robert de Swylinglon and Master Adam de
Botindon, king's clerk, of 891/. 7*. 8«i., in part payment of the arrears of the
fifteenth of the clergy in his diocese.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Richard de Laramasse.
The like, for one year, for William de Ryhall, prior of Bretton.
Grant to A. bishop of Bangor, of land to the yearly value of 50/, during
minority of the heirs, out of the first wardships that happen.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Robert de Cokefeld.
April 17. Appointment of Robert Bozouu to the custody of the castle and honour
Conwaj-. of the High Peak, for five years from Michaelmas last, rendering yearly
400 marks, saving to the king wards, reliefs of knights' fees and grand
serjeanties, and pleas of the forest, provided that if the king please to
sell any places of herbage, which are now in preserve (in defenso), to wit,
Eydale, Kemeshull, and Rissop, or to make fresh approvements of waste
lands, the said farm shall be increased accordingly.
At the mandate of Thomas de Normanville.
Ratification of a demise for years to Thomas le Ragged, made, with
the king's licence, by Robert de Haleghsted, king's yeoman, of certain
land in Hope, in the Peak, which he held of the king's grant for the
lives of himself, his wife Margery, and his eldest son.
Membrane 20.
April 4. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Loveday and Robert de Bosco,
Conwaj. touching an appeal of mahem which Robert de Hixhawe of Shelton
brings in the county of Suffolk against Peter de Dcnardeston, Peter Horn,
William son of Humphrey, Walter le Sono, ITrmin de Waldingfeld, Adam
Fort, Adam le Keu, Walter son of Anselm, William Trushare, John son of
Adam, John son of Ralph, Richard le Tayllur, William Pykenot, James
de Elmesete, William le Chaszur, Hugh Norman, William son of Alan,
Master I>aurence de Denardeston, Egidia de Bello Campo, Robert King,
and William de Coneweston, chaplain.
April 7. The like to Thomas [de Weyland] and Thomas de Sancto Vigore,
Conway. touching an appeal which Geoffrey Gilberd of Notingham brings in the
county of Somers<;t against William, abbot of Michelneye, Ranulph le
Celerer, John de Ilmenistre, Ralph Albe, Matthew de Donepol, Osbert de
Bathon', Roger de Stokelinch, Richard de Dilington, John de Ditton, Luke
de Ditton, John his .son, Hugh de la Lade, Master Henry del Molin,
Thomas de Dinnington, Richard le Messer, William Moriz, Roger Joel,
John Kenc, John Patin, John Carre, Peter Man, St^^phen del Chesne,
Jordan Bernard, Robert Al)niham, .Tohn le Fevre, John de Clakeford,
Peter Elys, William Bele, John Man, Thomas le Messer, Richard le Gardiner,
Richard le Coverur, Walter Gibbe, Peter Jone, Gilbert Richarde.scuave
es
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
3^283. Membrane 20 — cont.
Legat, John le Siuur, Thomas le Celerersinan, Robert Thomasman,
Peter Drake, Gilbert Buggeton, John le Braszur, and Richard Legat, for
the death of Roger de Notingham, his brother.
Membrane 19 {Schedule).
April 20. Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of all the concealed goods of
Conwaj. condemned Jews, not yet come to hand or dealt with by John Bek, Walter
de Helyun and their fellows, lately appointed to hear and determine the
trespasses of clipping the coin, and also of the forfeitures of those convicted
of concealment thereof.
Further grant, in extension of the above, of the silver and other pieces
of money wherever they be found.
By K., on the information of J. de Kirk'.
Writ of aid for Master Henry de Bray, king's clerk, assigned to enquire
by the oaths, both of Christians and Jews, touching the concealed and for-
feited goods, false and other pieces of money, of condemned Jews.
April 17.
Convay.
April 20.
Conway.
April 18.
Conway.
Membrane 19.
April 20. Appointment of William de Middelton, king's clerk, to the custody,
Conway. during pleasure, of the lands late of Is[abella], late the wife of Henry de
Gaunt, one of the heirs of Baronoia de Averenches, tenant in chief, answer-
ing therefor to the escheator until further order.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Robert de Hasting',
gone to Ireland.
Pardon to Thomas Gibbetrake of Cherde of his outlawry for the death
of William Strich of Colecumbe.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Humberstayn.
Grant to James de Ispannia, kinsman of Eleanor, Queen of England, of
the prebend of Scren, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see
of Meath.
Presentation of the same James to the church of Scren.
Simple protection, for two years, for the master and brethren of the
monastery of Hornechurch (de monasterio cornuto), of the hospital of
St. Bernard, Mont Joux {de Monte Jovis).
Appointment of Matthew de Horn and John le Gric, barons of the port
of Wynchelse, to the custody of the town of Wynchelse at farm for one
year, rendering 40 marks, formerly held by them at will for 50 marks.
April 22. Appointment of the abbot of Vale Royal to the custody, during the
Conway. minority of Richard son of Alan, of manors of Burne and Stanstede,
CO. Sussex, in the king's hands by the death of Isabella de Albiniaco,
sometime countess of Arundell ; in aid of the works of the said abbey.
Vacated because otherwise below. Cane' mand\
April 24. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Peter de Lek',
Conway. going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Protection, for one year, for Theobald de Luk' and Nicholas Teste,
king's merchants, going beyond seas.
11 EDWARD I.
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1283. Membrane 19 — cont.
April 26. Licence for tho alienation in mortmain by Robert Banastre to the abbot
Conwaj. and convent of Stanlowe, of 10 acres of land in Walton in Ribbesdale.
Cane* mand' de Roth'.
Jan. 1. Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Theobald de Luk' and
Rhuddlao. Nicholas Teste, king's merchants, going beyond seas.
April 30. Re-appointment, during pleasure, of the king's clerk, John de Hacche,
Conwaj. to the otBce of chirographer of the Bench in Dublin, on trustworthy testi-
mony of his former faithful service.
May 3. Pardon to brother Richard Swetinbedde of Kirkestalle of his outlawry,
Conwaj. if any, for a robbery made upon Ralph Heden. Cane' mand' de Abercon' ,
May 4. Mandate to William de Spurstowe, to make a partition of the wood of
Conway. Wolfstanwod, co. Chester, in due proportions amongst the co-parceners,
R. bishop of Bath and Wells, Urian de Sancto Petro, Richard de Macy,
John de Wedenhal, and the others, who have agreed in the king's court
{coram nobis) to divide the same.
May 7. Protection in Ireland, with clause volumus, until one year after Whitsun-
Conwaj. day, for Eustace de Hacche, staying in Wales on the king's service.
Appointment, for life, of Matthew de Columbar' to the ofl5ce of ganger in
England, and to the office of the chamberlainship (camerarie) of wines in
England, receiving all the issues and profits of the same for his maintenance
and also a salary of 20 marks a year, with power, when unable to perform
the duties himself, to appoint a substitute, saving to the king his due and
ancient prises. Cane' mand' de Abercotiewey .
Vacated because altered and the grant made as in Pate7it Roll,
8 Edward I.
Power, until Midsummer, to Master William de Luda, king's clerk,
keeper of the wardrobe, to contract for a loan for the Welsh expedition
from the merchants beyond seas, whether societies of merchants or others.
Letters of credit to the said merchants for the said William.
Membrane 19 (Schedtde).
May 4. Presentation of John de Bayfelde to the church of Godelegh in the
Conwaj. diocese of Exeter in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of John de Mohun, tenant in chief.
Meinbrane 19 — cont.
May 7. Exemption, during pleasure, of Bouruncinus Walterii and his fellows,
[Conwaj.] merchants of Lucca, from all contributions of murage throughout the
realm.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle, keeper of the exchange (cambii) in
London, to deliver to Master William de Luda, king's clerk, keeper of
the wardrobe, 5,000 marks for the expenses of the household. By bill.
April 29. Pardon of the outlawry of Philip Fox for robberies and other trespasses
Conwaj. alleged to have been committed by him against Stephen de Fridaythorp.
Cane' mand de Aberconewey,
Protection, with clause volumus, until Alartilmas, for the abbot of Cumb',
going beyond seas.
Licence, after inqui.'iition ad quod damnum before the keeper of the
forest in Essex, for William de Sancto Claro to enclose 10 acres of hiv land
adjoining his park of Daniugebiry.
By the chancellor, on the information of W. de Hamelton.
64
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283. Membrane 19 — cont.
Ratification of a grant by Eleanor, the king's mother, and Imbert de
Bosozell, knight, attorney of Amadeus de Sabaudia, the king's kinsman, to
Henry Ic Waleys, mayor of London, of the custody, during minority of the
heir, of the manors of Great Wakeringe and Little Wakeriuge, co. Essex,
late of John de Nevill, tenant in cliief.
By the chancellor, on the information of the same W.
Exemption, during pleasure, for Otto de Grandisono, keeper of the
Islands of Gereseye and Gerneseye, from prise of his fish.
Simple protection, for three years, for John de Bardus, merchant of
Bayonne, because he first touched with his cargo of wines at Aberconewey
in Snaudon, while the king was there.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for the same John and his son William ;
and they are not to be liable for any debts excepting those for which they
are principals or sureties.
See the schedule touching a presentation. [The schedule is missing.^
May 9. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Elena la Zusche of 60s,
Conway, rent in Anesbury for a chaplain to celebrate divine service at Swavesheye.
Pardon to John de Dynas for the death of John de Wellesworth.
Cane' mand' de Aberconewey.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Montibus,
clerk, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Appointment of John de Vescy to the custody, during minority of the
heir, of two parts of the manor of Neuham, late of William Comyn, de-
ceased, tenant in chief, rendering 27/. 155, 9d., the extent of the said two
parts, allowing the said John two parts of 4/., payable yearly, for the
ward the castle of Alnwick, and to Walter de Camehow for his manor
of Tughal,
Presentation of Adam de Cardygan to the church of Kilkayron in the
diocese of St. Davids.
Simple protection, for one year, for the prior of Leministre.
Letters for Gilbert de Bohun, gone to Wales on the king's service,
nominating Thomas Merle and Robert le Waleys, his attorneys in Ireland
until Easter.
June 4. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Ralph de Shephey,
Conway. staying in Ireland on the king's sei"vice.
The like, for two years, for Walter de Bybbeworth, going beyond seas.
May 12.
Llanrwst.
(Thlanrisst.)
May 20.
Dolwyddelan,
(Doluidalan.)
Membrane 18,
May 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to G. de Charr[un] and G. Aguill[un],
Dolwyddelan, touching the persons who broke the park of Gilbert de Gaunt, while he was
(Doluithaleyn.) qq i\^q king's service in Wales, at Swaldale, co, Tork, and in the said park
and in his chace hunted and carried away deer and assaulted his men.
May 12. The like to R. rulcon[is] and W, de Braibcef, by jury of Dorset, Wilts and
Llanrwst. Southampton, touching the persons who entered the free chace of Gilbeit de
Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, while he was on the king's service
and under his protection in Wales, at Craneburn, and hunted and carried
away deer,
11 EDWARD I.
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1283.
May 24.
DolwydileluD.
May 28.
Dolwyddelan.
June 7.
Conway.
Mbmbranb 17.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and John Pecche, touching the persons
who broke the park of Eleanor, the king's mother, at Maresfeld, co.
Sussex, and there and in her free chace hunted and carried away deer.
The like to Alexander do Kyrketon and John de Lythegreynes, on
complaint by William de Umfravill that, whereas by the king's charter he
has a weekly market on Thursday at his manor of Elesden, co. North-
umberland, and a three days' fair there every year, on the eve, day and
morrow of St. Bartholomew, with all liberties and free customs appurtenant
thereto, and having made proclamation of the same, and set up a pillory
and tumbrel and other things appurtenant thereto, the same were knocked
down and carried away, and his men illtreated, by Hugh de Monkerigg,
Thomas de Herle, Nicolas de Herle, John liutur, Gilbert le Fevre of la
More, William Tulle, Thomas Leyping, Thomas de Red, John de Red,
William de Red, Adam de Walinton, Richard Char, John le Fizforester,
John son of Humphrey, William le Pestur the younger of Elesden, Thomas
le Ponder, Richard le Seyuur, W^illiam le Nywebakere, Robert de Herle,
clerk, William Belle, Adam le Forester, W^illiam Petite, John Atteyate,
Gilbert le Sutere, Robert le Copere and Alan Belle.
Association of E. de Bekingham with John Bek in a commission of oyer
and terminer touching an appeal which Margery, late the wife of William
le Pestur, of Amewyk, lately brought in the county of Lincoln against
Alan son of Stephen Wodeman of Little Hale, for the death of her
husband.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Reginald de Legh and Thomas de
Bray, on complaint by the abbot of Chester that while he, his men and
lands, were under the king's protection, certain men of the county of Derby
would not permit the abbot's men in Smalleye to work in his marl-pit or in
his mine there, but prevented them by beating them, and by taking away
their tools.
The like to J, de Luvetot and Odo de Hodenet, touching an appeal
which Alice, late the wife of Hugh le Shethere brings in the county of
Salop against Thomas son of Richard le Walysshe for the death of her
husband.
June 4.
Conway.
June 5.
Conway.
Membrane 16.
Grant, for a fine of 2,500 marks, to John de Bohun, of the custody,
during minority of the heirs, of the lands late of John le Mareschal, tenant
in chief, with the marriages of the heirs.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to make
livery thereof with the receipts since Christmas.
Letters for Master Adam de Fileby, gone beyond seas, nominating
Robert de Fileby and William de Billokeby, hia attorneys for one year.
Appointment of Eleanor, the king's consort, to the custody of the
manors of Stansted and Burn', with the hundreds and other appur-
tenances, late of Isabella de Albiniaco, sometime countess of Anmdell,
deceased, which are of the purparty of Richard son and heir of John son
of Alan, deceased, tenant in chief, a minor.
By K., on the information of J. de Kirk*.
Mandate in j)ur8uance to the sheriff of Sussex.
Pardon to William Blaunchard of Holy Trinity for his theft of
fourteen sheaves in the parish of Holy Trinity, in the island of Jersey, and
for his taking to flight for the same.
65014.
66
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
June 7.
Conwaj.
June 8.
Couway.
June 11.
Conway.
June 12.
Conway.
June 13.
Conway.
May 12.
Llanrwst.
June 13.
Conway.
Membrane 16 — cont.
Protection, with clause voltnnus, for two years, for Master Bonettus de
Sancto Quintino, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Simple protection, for one year, for John le Packere of Sandwich.
The like for Richard de Glaunvill of Yarmouth.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, for life, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at Meredene, member of the manor of Middelton, Kent, which
she holds in dower.
Mandate to the sheriff of Northampton to swear all persons to arms
whom it is usual to summon {sicut fieri solet) and to intercept and arrest
all malefactors wandering at large, who, through the absence of nobles
{proceres) and others in the Welsh war, are growing bold.
The like to all sheriffs.
The like to all bailiffs, within and without liberties in the county of
Northampton.
The like to bailiffs in all counties.
Simple protection, until All Saints, for the prior of Derhurst, going
beyond seas.
Presentation of Adam de Avene to the church of Wikedine in the
diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Nicholas de Kingeston, late
rector. Cane' mand' de Abcrconwey.
Licence for the abbot of Vale Royal, to sell to Robert, bishop of Bath
and Wells, the custody of the lands and honor of Whitchurch to hold
during the minority of Richard son of Alan, which custody had been
granted to him for the works of the abbey church.
The like for the said Robert to buy the same.
Appointment of the abbot of Vale Royal to the custody, during the
minority of Richard son of Alan, of the manors of Burn' and Stansted, co.
Sussex, late of Isabella de Albiniaco, countess of Arundel, in aid of the
works of the abbey.
Mandate in pursuance to Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent.
Acquittance to Alexander Normanni of Lucca, late master of the mint
{monete) in Ireland, and his pledges, on account of his faithful service
during the term of his office.
The like for Peter de Monbrun and John his nephew, late officers of
the exchange {cambiatores Cambii) in Ireland, keepers of the money there,
of all accounts.
Appointment of Gruichard de Charr[un] and Malcolm de Harlegh to the
custody of the bishopric of Durham, with its castles and appurtenances,
during pleasure.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate in pursuance to the constables of the castles.
Pardon to Robert de Neuburgh of his outlawry for the death of Walter
de Wedmore and William le Whyte.
Pardon to Robert Garget, on account of his poverty, for the escape from
Dublin prison, whereof he was keeper, of Philip Bywell, William Kleglan
and Nicholas de Senekyl, and for his fine of 15/. for the same.
Licence for Grimbald Pauncefot, constable of the castle of St. Briavel,
to take kids, except in the fence month, in the forest of Dene, as long as
he has the custody of the said castle. Cane' mand' de Aberconwey.
Appointment of the said Grimbald and Walter de Caple, together with
the sheriff of Gloucester, to view all weirs of the rivers Severne and
Waye, and the nets of all fishermen in those fisheries, to ascertain that
11 EDWARD I.
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1283.
June 14.
Conway.
June 13.
Couwaj-.
June 15.
Conway.
June 10.
Conway.
June 14.
Conway.
June 18.
Rhuddlan.
June 18.
Bhuddlau.
June 3.
TrcTern.
Membrane IG — cont.
they are of the right assize ; with mandate to the sheriff to produce the
fishermen with their nets.
Power to the said Grimbald keeper of the forest of Dene to sell the
underwood therein to the vahie of 25/.
Vacated because otheruise in the schedule attached.
See the schedule concertiiny hard oaks and other oaks sold, attached.
[ The schedule is 7nissiuff.^
Power to the .said Grimbald and Walter de Caple to assess (assidendi)
land of the waste of the forest of Dene to the value of 20/. yearly.
Acquittance to the dean and chapter of Lychefeld for the payment to
the king's clerk, William de Perton, by the hands of Master John de
Cravene, at Chester, on Monday the morrow of St. Mark the Evangelist,,
11 Edward I., of 500 marks, in part payment of the 1,000 marks, fine for
his quit -claim of the advowson of the church of Bachecwell.
By letters of the aforesaid Master W.
Mandate, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to the justiciary
of Ireland, or the person supplying his place, to present Richard de Geyton,
the queen's clerk, to some ecclesiastical benefice in Ireland, prebendal or
otherwise, of the value of 60/.
Pardon to William Sampson of all trespass of veit and venison in the
forest of Shirewod.
Grant, for a fine of 100/., 80/. paid and 20/. to be paid at Michaelmas,
to John de Ubbeston of the custody of the manor of Fakenham Aspes, co.
Suffolk, late of William Comyn of Kylebrid', deceased, tenant in chief, for
four years from the Purification last past.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent.
Licence for the prior and convent of Durham to elect a bishop, on
petition presented by John de Hessewell and Richard de Iloton, monks
of Durham, bringing news of the death of Robert, their late bishop.
Letters for Hugh le Keu and Is. his wife, staying in Ireland, nomina-
ting Nicholas de Bideford and John Nell of Borestall their attorneys in
England for one year.
Pardon to Robert de Septeni Vallibus for all tre.spasses of venison in the
forest in Essex. Cane' matuV de Trevern'.
Membrane 15.
June 19. Power until Christmas to John de Cogan to receive into the king's peace
Rhuddlan. the Irish men of the said John, who are now in a state of war.
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for the abbot of
Quarr, going beyond seas.
Commission to William de Brcybuf and Robert Fulconis to go to John
de Sancto Johanne's old park of Half naked, co. Sussex, and view and
adjudge upon the recent accretion of GO acres which he has made there
and enclosed with a dyke and hedge in such a way that deer can get
in as it were l)y a deer-leap but cannot get out, to the damage of the
king and of his ward Richard .son of John son of Alan, as it appears by
inquisition made by the sheriff, that on the day of the death of the said
John son of Alan, tenant in chief of Iltnry III., the ?aid old park of Half-
naked was enclosed with a hedge in such a way that deer could get neither
in nor out.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Hamo de la Legh, who, by Stephen
de Westbury and his men, is taking certain of the king's purchases to the
king iu Wales.
X 2
66
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
June 7.
Conwajr.
June 8.
Couway.
June 11.
Conway.
June 12.
Conway.
June 13.
Conway.
May 12.
Llanrwst.
June 13.
Conway.
Membrane 16 — cont.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Master Bouettus de
ISancto Quiiitino, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Simple protection, for one year, for John le Packere of Sandwich.
The like for Richard de Glaunvill of Yarmouth.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, for life, of a weekly market on
Tuesday at Meredene, member of the manor of Middelton, Kent, which
she holds in dower.
Mandate to the sheriff of Northampton to swear all persons to arms
whom it is usual to summon {sicut fieri solet) and to intercept and arrest
all malefactors wandering at lai'ge, who, through the absence of nobles
(proceres) and others in the Welsh war, are growing bold.
The like to all sheriffs.
The like to all bailiffs, within and without liberties in the county of
Northampton.
The like to bailiffs in all counties.
Simple protection, until All Saints, for the prior of Derhurst, going
beyond seas.
Presentation of Adam de Avene to the church of Wikedine in the
diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Nicholas de Kingeston, late
rector. Cane' mand' de Aberconwey.
Licence for the abbot of Vale Royal, to sell to Robert, bishop of Bath
and Wells, the custody of the lands and honor of Whitchurch to hold
during the minority of Richard son of Alan, which custody had been
granted to him for the works of the abbey church.
The like for the said Robert to buy the same.
Appointment of the abbot of Vale Royal to the custody, during the
minority of Richard son of Alan, of the manors of Burn' and Stansted, co.
Sussex, Jate of Isabella de Albiniaco, countess of Arundel, in aid of the
works of the abbey.
Mandate in pursuance to Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent.
Acquittance to Alexander Normanni of Lucca, late master of the mint
{monete) in Ireland, and his pledges, on account of his faithful service
during the term of his office.
The like for Peter de Monbrun and John his nephew, late officers of
the exchange (cambiatores Cambii) in Ireland, keepers of the money there,
of all accounts.
Appointment of Guichard de Charr[un] and Malcolm de Harlegh to the
custody of the bishopric of Durham, with its castles and appurtenances,
during pleasure.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate in pursuance to the constables of the castles.
Pardon to Robert de Neuburgh of his outlawry for the death of Walter
de Wedmore and William le Whyte.
Pardon to Robert Garget, on account of his poverty, for the escape from
Dublin prison, whereof he was keeper, of Philip Bywell, William Kleglan
and Nicholas de Senekyl, and for his fine of 15/. for the same.
Licence for Grimbald Pauncefot, constable of the castle of St. Briavel,
to take kids, except in the fence month, in the forest of Dene, as long as
he has the custody of the said castle. Cane' mand' de Aberconwey.
Appointment of the said Grimbald and Walter de Caple, together with
the sheriff of Gloucester, to view all weirs of the rivers Severne and
Waye, and the nets of all fishermen in those fisheries, to ascertain that
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1283.
June 14.
Conway.
June 13.
Couway.
June 15.
Conway.
June 10.
Conway.
June 14.
Conway.
June 18.
Rhiiddlan.
June 18.
Bbuddlau.
June 3.
Treyera.
June 19.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane IG — cont.
they are of the right assize ; with niaudate to the sheriff to produce the
fi.shermeu with their nets.
Power to the said Grimbald keeper of the forest of Dene to sell the
underwood therein to the vahie of 25/.
Vacated because otheruise in the schedule attached.
See the schedule concerniiuj hard oaks and other oaks sold, attached.
[ The schedule is tnissiug.^
Power to the said Grirabald and Walter de Caple to assess (assidendi)
land of the waste of the forest of Dene to the vakie of 20/. yearly.
Acquittance to the dean and chapter of Lyehefeld for the payment to
the king's clerk, William de Perton, by the hands of Master John de
Cravene, at Chester, on Monday the morrow of St, Mark the Evangelist,,
11 Edward I., of 500 marks, in part payment of the 1,000 mark.s, fine for
his quit -claim of the advowson of the church of Bachecwell.
By letters of the aforesaid Master W.
Mandate, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to the justiciary
of Ireland, or the person supplying his place, to present Richard de Geyton,
the queen's clerk, to some ecclesiastical benefice in Ireland, prebendal or
otherwise, of the value of 60/.
Pardon to William Sampson of all trespass of vert and venison in the
forest of Shirewod.
Grant, for a fine of 100/., 80/. paid and 20/. to be paid at Michaelmas,
to John de Ubbeston of the custody of the manor of Fakenham Aspes, co.
Suffolk, late of Willian^. Comyn of Kylebrid', deceased, tenant in chief, for
four years from the Purification last past.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent.
Licence for the prior and convent of Durham to elect a bishop, on
petition presented by John de Hessewell and Richard de Hoton, monks
of Durham, bringing news of the death of Robert, their late bishop.
Letters for Hugh le Kou and Is. his wife, staying in Ireland, nomina-
ting Nicholas de Bideford and John Nell of Borestall their attorneys in
England for one year.
Pardon to Robert de Septem Vallibus for all trespasses of venison in the
forest in Essex. Ccmc^ mand' de Trevern\
Membrane 1 5.
Power until Christmas to John de Cogan to receive into the king's peace
the Irish men of the said John, who are now in a state of war.
Protection, with clause vohcmus, until All Saints, for the abbot of
Quarr, going beyond seas.
Commission to William de I5reybuf and Robert Fulconis to go to John
de Sancto Johanne's old park of Half naked, co. Sussex, and view and
adjudge upon the recent accretion of GO acres which he has made there
and enclosed with a dyke and hedge in such a way that deer can get
in as it were by a deer-leap but cannot get out, to the damage of tlie
king and of his ward Richard .son of John son of Alan, as it appears by
inquisition made by the sheriff, that on the day of the death of the said
John son of Alan, tenant in chief of Henry III., the naid old park of Half-
naked was enclosed with a hedge in such a way that deer could get neither
in nor out.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Haino de la Legh, who, by Stephen
do We.stbury and his men, is taking certain of the king's purchases to the
king iu Wales,
K 2
66
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
June 24.
Rhuddlau.
June 24.
Rhuddlau.
June 26.
Rbuddlan.
June 27.
Rhuddlau.
June 28.
Rhuddlau.
June 30.
Rhuddlau.
June 28.
Rhuddlau.
July 4.
Conway.
July 6.
Conway.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Simple protection for : —
Master Henry Sorle, precentor of the church of Eraly, for two years.
HiMiry lo IVIiiroschal, citizen of Dublin, for three years.
Miustcr John de Keneley, archdeacon of Meath, for three years.
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for John de Oketon,
goinfj beyond seas.
Letters for the same, nominating Robert de Scardeburg and Henry de
Rouceby his attorneys until All Saints.
Letters for Albertinus de Keneleye, staying in England on the king's
service with R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, nominating
William de Tathmon, chaplain, and Robert de Belvera his attorneys in
Ireland for one year.
Grant to Master John de Kenleye, archdeacon of Meath and keeper of
the spirituality of the bishopric of Meath, that the king's recent presentation
of his clerk, Nicholas de Geuvill, to the church of Trum, annexed of old
time to the said archdeaconry and confirmed by the apostolic see, shall not
be to the future prejudice of the said archdeaconry.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for Robert de Cokefeud.
Protection in Ireland, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Almaric
de Sancto Amando,, staying in England.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for the abbot and convent of
Kemer.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for R. bishop of Bath and
Wells, to enclose a way between two of bis messuages in Brome, co.
Warwick.
Simple protection, with clause rogamus, for two years, for the master and
the lepers of the hospital of St. Giles, Shrewsbury.
Letters for Master Peter de Lek going beyond seas, nominating William
de Lek and Richard de Brampton his attorneys for two years.
Simple protection, for two years, for Richard son of Richard Ibbe of
Dunwich and Robert his brother.
Acquittance to John Bek for the payment to Peter de Staneye and
Guy Ferre of lAl. 7s. Sd. of the issues of the manor of West Rasen for
Easter term, the custody of which he holds at the yearly sum of
28/. 14*. 6c?.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for John Grik, baron of the
port of Winchelse, trading.
Letters for Gilbert, abbot of Berney, nominating Roger de Olleya, monk,
and Hervey de Olleya his attorneys in England for two years.
Grant to Richard de Burgo and Margaret his wife of all the land which
Emelina, late the wife of Hugh de Lascy, sometime earl of Ulster, held in
Ulster, for the life of the said Margaret.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for the abbot of Stanhowe {sic), taking
wool, etc. to Boston fair.
Letters for the abbot of Newenham, going beyond seas, nominating
brother Roger de Deverell his attorney until Christmas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Blundel to the abbot
and convent of Stanlowe of 12 acres of land in Ives by Alt.
Cane' mand' de Aberconewey.
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1283.
July 8.
Conway.
July 9.
Conway.
July 11.
Bangor iii
Snaudon.
July 11.
Bangor.
July 13.
Carnarvon.
July 12.
Carnarvon.
July 15.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Protection and ,safo-couduct, for three years, for Monaldus Thorcher and
Peter his brother, merchants of Basaz, coming to England to trade.
Appointment of the abbot of Vale Eoyal to the custody of the mine and
miners of Englefeld ; with power for the miners to take sufficient wood from
the woods of the king and of Roger de Monte Alto and other adjoining
woods for the making of lead or other metal.
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for the prior of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, going to Scotland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the master and brethren of the
hospital of St. John the Baptist, Erugewauter, by Robert de Boyton
of two English acres of his land in Lanteglos by Fawy, and the advowson
of the church there, with the advowson of the chapel of St. Saviour there.
Canc^ mmuV de Aber.
Notification to the barons of the Cinque Ports of the king's protection
and safe-conduct, during pleasure, for the burgesses and merchants of Great
Yarmouth.
Signification to N. archbishop of Armagh, primate of Ireland, of the
royal assent to the election of Nicholas, cellarer of Dunelek', to be abbot.
Mandate to S. bishop of Waterfbrd, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the
temporalities.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to hunt and
carry away deer in the king's forests.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Radenouere, at the instance of
Matilda de Mortuo Mari, their lady, of murage for seven years.
Cane' mand' de Kaernarvan.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for the prior of
Montacute, going beyond seas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Adam Raven of Rapindon of
10 acres of land and 1^ acres of meadow in Repyndon to the prior and
convent of Repindon. Cane' mand' de Kaernarvan.
Membrane 14.
July 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to G. Aguillon and Guichard de
Conway. Charrum, touching the persons who ejected Laurence de Sancto Mauro
and Sibyl his wife from the custody of one messuage and two carucatcs of
land in Long Benton, co. Northumberland, late of Roger de Lumleye,
while the said Laurence and Sibyl were in full seisin thereof, by reason that
the said Roger held the same in socage, and the said Sibyl is next of kin to
the heir of Roger, and touching the persons who carried away their goods
and bent their men.
July 8. The like to Thomas de Weyland and R. dc Holebrok, touching an
Conway. ni)pc'al which Richard de Mundeford brings in the county of Suffolk
against John de Aungervill, Hugh de Aungervill, James Huweman and
Nicholas Joncsman for robbery.
July 8. The like to J. do Vallibus and R. Loveday, touching the persons who
Conway. broke the free warren of Wiiliatn Bardolf, while he was on the king's
service and under the king's protection in Wales, at Stowe, Wormegcye,
Ryngeton and Whynebergh, co. Norfolk, and hunted and carried away hares
and rabbits there.
•0
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S3.
July 20.
C&ruiirvou.
July 20.
CarnarTou.
Jul J 18.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 14 — cont.
The like to E. lie Bekingham and Gervasc dc Clifton, touching the
persons who broke the park of John Burdun at Mabelbek, co. Nottingham,
and hunted and carried away deer there.
The Hke to R. Fulconisand R. Malet, touching the persons who imprisoned
and maltreated Nicholas de Eston, Nicholas de Weston and Richard de
Arcubus at Aylesbiry, co. Buckingham.
The like to R. Fulconis and Henry de Sotebrok, touching the persons who
broke the parks of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, at Cosham, co. Wilts, and
hunted and carried away deer.
The like to G-. Aguillon and G. de Sancto Quintino, touching an appeal
which Thomas son of Richard de Wykintou, and Isolda his wife, and
Emma daughter of Juetta, bring in the county of York against Hugh de
Wykinton and Cicely his wife, John son of John Brun and Richard
Joneserjant, for the burning of the houses of the said Thomas, Isolda, and
Emma in Wykynton.
July 16.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 13,
Restitution to the citizens of York of the mayoralty of the said town,
together with the town and liberty and appurtenances, lately forfeited by
judgment of the king's court.
Acquittance to the same for the payment by the hands of John Sampson,
citizen of York, to Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, on
Monday bel'ore Michaelmas, 10 Edward I., of S.'^O marks; to Gervase de
Clifton, constable of the castle of Nottingham, on Saturday after Epiphany,
11 Edward I., of 440 marks; to the same Gervase, by the hands of Roger
le Plaiz, on Thursday after the feast of St. Valentine, 11 Edward I., of
210 marks ; all in part payment of 1,040 marks gi'anted to the king for the
said restitution.
Appointment of the same citizens to the wapentake of Aynesty, which
they claim to belong to the said city.
Safe-conduct until Christmas, with clause volumus, for the men of the
abbot of Chester, taking his wools, etc. to Boston fair.
July 20.
Carnarvon.
July 24.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 13 (Schedules).
Mandate to Ranulph de Dacre, constable of the Tower of London, to
restore the whole of the old money of the tenth in his custody to those
from whom he had received it, to be returned by them to its former
places. Et sunt patentes.
Mandate to the same, Baruncinus Gualteri, and Reiner' de Luk' and their
fellows, merchants of Lucca, out of the thirtieth in their custody, to
restore the whole of the tenth taken in new money to those from whom
it was received ; for them to return the same to its* former places, to wit,
at the New Temple, London, 3,133/. 2*. 9^^/. ; at Canterbury 338/. 7*. 2d. ;
at Salisbury 604/. 0*. 7|rf. ; and at Chichester 100/. Et sunt pat\
July 18.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 13.
Grant to Master Henry Wade, king's Serjeant, in fee simple, of 30 acres
of purpresture in Pukemere, within the forest of Windsor, in the parish
of Bray, rendering yearly 15s.
11 EDWARD I.
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1283. Membrane 13 — cont.
July 18. Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, to James de Belle
Cwnarron. Campo, brother of William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, going beyond
seas for study.
July 15. Presentation of John de Ba.sin;2ri?^ to the church of Codesleye, in the
Carnarron. diocese of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of William de Mohun, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to deliver Lewellin son of
David son of Griffith, to Richard de Boys, to be taken where the king has
ordered.
Mandate to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, to deliver Owen son
of the same David to the said Richard.
Licence for the ahenation in mortmain by William de Hurst of one
carucate of land in Caldecote and the advowson of the church there, and
two virgates of land in Burton by Thingden, to the prior and convent of
Bisshemede. By K., on the information of J. de Kirk'.
July 23. Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness in 200 marks sterling, payable
Camarron. at Whitsunday, to James Johan and his fellows, merchants of Cahors.
July 23. Licence, for life, to John de Everesleye to hunt the fox, hare, badger and
Aberderwenny. cat in the king's forests in the counties of Worcester and Southampton.
By the chancellor, on the information of H. de Lenn.
July 24. Presentation of Imbert de Yenna, chaplain, to the church of Geytington,
Carnarron. ia the diocese of Lincoln.
Mandate of the king from Kaernarvan by privy seal.
Grant to Hamo de la Leye of the prebend, late of Thomas de Gunneys,
deceased, in the church of Alkeland, in the diocese of Durham, in the
king's hands by reason of the voidauce of the see. By p.s.
Mandate to the keeper of the spiritualities to make livery.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Master Adam de Botindon,
parson of Lillenton,
Protection, for one year, for the abbot and convent of Strata Florida,
buying victuals for the maintenance of their house.
July 24. Acknowledgment of the receipt from John de Gizorz, citizen of London,
Carnarvon, by the hands of Matthew de Columbariis, king's Serjeant, of 60/. as a fine
for the custody of the manor of Saucamp (Sacombc), late of William Comyn,
deceased, tenant in chief, which 60/. the said Matthew has paid to Guichard
de Burgo in part payment of 500 marks, granted to him out of wardships.
By p.s.
Aug. 2. Acquittance to William le Povere and Master William de Burmigham,
Aberffraw. clerk, tax-collectors of the thirtieth in the county of Oxford, and to John
de Thedmcrs, sheriff of Oxford, for the payment to William de Perton,
king's clerk, at Chester on 2 August, 11 Edward L, of 500 marks, as the
first payment of the said thirtieth. By letters of W. de Perton.
Aug. 2. The like to William de Bcverlaco, king's clerk, receiver and collector of
Abcrftraw in the tenth from the clergy in the county of York, for the payment to William
Anglcsca. ^jg Perton, king's clork, at Chester of 2,4 17/., to wit, on the eve of St.
Laurence, 10 Edward 1., 817/. ; on Friday before the feast of St. Luke the
Evangelist, in the .same year, 24.3/. 10*. ; on Sunday before the Purification,
11 Edward I., 510/.; on Thursday the feast of the Annunciation, in
the same year, 242/. ^ on the 17 May, 100/.; and on Monday after the
71
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S3.
July 21.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 2.
Aberffraw.
Aug. 3.
Aberffraw.
Aug. 4.
Castle Cuby.
Aug. 8.
Lammat'S.
Aug. 11.
Lammaes.
Aug. 11.
Laniraae3.
Membrane 13 — cout.
feast of St. Peter ad Viucula, 534/. 10*. ; arising from the first and second
years of the tenth. By letters of W. de Perton.
Vacated because cancelled and enrolled in two letters in the Patent
JioU, January, 13 Edward I.
Simple protection, until Chri.stmas, for Master John de Polbergh.
Pardon to John de TykehuU for the death of John Bonde, as it appears
by inquisition taken by the sheriff and coroners of York that he killed him
in self defence.
Mandate of the chancellor from Acton Burnell.
Appointment of Iterius de Ingolisma and Gregory de Rokesleye to audit
the account of the king's exchange (cambii) in Ireland.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Nicholas, archbishop
of Armagh, going beyond seas.
Ratification of a grant made by the said Nicholas, with the consent of
his chapter, for the fabric of the church of Armagh, of a yearly rent for
20 years, of 20 marks from his town of Termenfechyn and his tenement
therein.
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for John de Balliolo,
going beyond seas.
Simple protection, for one year, for William de Baggenhale.
The like for the abbot of Crokesden.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for the abbot of Croyland,
going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for the same.
Letters for the same nominating brother Henry de Staunford and
Thomas de Morburn his attorneys for one year.
.Aug. 12.
Carnarvou.
Aug. 13.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 13.
Kelcnok Maur.
Aug. 16.
Cniket.
Aug. 28.
Chester.
Aug. 22.
Thlanhughelyn.
Aug. 28.
Chester.
Simple protection, for one year, for : —
The prior and convent of Great Malvern.
The abbot of Netley {de loco Sancti Edwardi).
Henry de Leun, parson of the church of Baumpton.
By p.s.
Appointment of Walter de Fuleburn to the office of chancellor of Ireland,
in like manner as Fromund le Brun, late chancellor. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary.
Grant to Gervase de Dolganewall, chaplain, of the portion which Adam
Gogh, deceased, had in the church of Thlammays.
Mandate in pursuance to A. bishop of Bangor. By p.s.
Appointment of Alan Plugenet, to the custody of the lands of Isabella
Waleraund, tenant in chief, during her infirmity.
Pardon to Stephen son of Laurence for the death of Richard de Outon,
as it appears that he killed him by misadventure.
By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of Cum-
bermere by Thomas de Saunford, of 2t acres 3 roods of land in Greneford-
legh, which he holds in chief, in exchange for certain land of the abbey in
Rudinges. By K.
11 EDWARD I. ft
1283. Membrane 13 — cont.
Simple protection, for two years, for : —
The abbot and convent of Vale Crucis.
The abbot and convent of Strata Marcella.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Master Adam son of
John, parson of the church of Duncurry, going beyond seas for study.
Signification to the archbishop of York, primate of England, of the royal
assent to the election made in the conventual church [of Durham] of
Anthony Bek', archdeacon, to be bishop.
Membrane 12.
[July 30. Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Brumpton and G. de Charrura
Carnarvon.] touching the appeals which William Croiiay brings in the county of
Northumberland against John Maiuard, John Julian, Fais de Winker and
Uauekin Herecnave detained in the prison of Newcastle-ou-Tyne for the
death of Walter de Lindeseye, his kinsman, and for robbery.
■ The like to R. Luveday and William de Pakenham, touching the persons
who broke the parks of Roger le Bigot, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, at Lopham, Ersham, Hanewrthe, Bungeye, Stowe, Koleshale,
Cratefeud, Pesehale, Framelingham, Holesle, Waleton, Saham, and Stan-
ham, during his absence on the king's service and under the king's protec-
tion in Wales, and there and in bis free warrens in the said parks hunted
and carried away deer and hares.
Commission to Thomas de Pyn and John, treasurer of the church of
St. Peter, Exeter, to make further inquisition by jury of the men of Devon,
touching the age of Henry, son and heir of John Wyger, as the inquisition
returned by them is insufficient and does not state whether his land was
held in chief of the king or of another, or whether the custody of the said
Henry and his land is in the king's hand as a custody of a custody.
Aug. 11. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Braybof and Richard de
Llammaes. ColeshuU, touching an appeal which Christiana, late the wife of Nicholas
(Thlamniajg.) jg ^loyne of Penyton, brings in the county of Southampton against Ralph
Erchebaud, John Corn and Thomas his brother, for the death of her
husband.
The like to Richard de Pevenese and Nicholas le Gras, touching the
persons who carried away swans of Giles de Fyenles at Wertlinge,
CO. Sussex, during his absence on the king's service and under the king's
protection in Wales.
The like to R. Luveday and R. de Ludhara, touching the persons who
hunted in the park of John dc Hasting' at Badmundefeld, co. Sussex, while
he was a minor in the custody of the king's consort, and carried away deer.
Membrane 11.
Aug. 28. Grant to the Carthusian prior and convent of Wytham, of the right to
Chtstcr. work all mines of lead which thuy may find on their own giound. By K.
Letters for Ma.'<tpr Adam son of John, parson of the church of Duncurry,
going beyond seas for study, nominating Adam le Sauvage and ]*et€r
Clenkard hiB attorneys in Ireland for three years.
14
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
Au^. 28.
ChMter.
A up:. 29.
Chcdter.
Au;:. 28.
Chester.
Aug. 30.
Chester.
Aug. 30.
Chester.
Aug. 29.
Chester.
Sept. 4.
Stanlsgh.
Sept. 6.
Vale Royal.
Sept. 6.
Vale Royal.
Sept. 11.
Macclesfield.
Membrane 11 — cont.
Presentation of Elias de Longa Neuton, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Norton, in the king's hands by reason of voidance of the said {sic) see.
Simple protection, for four years, to Peter, bishop of Connor.
Ratification of a demise made — in accordance with a power given by a
former patent to Robert de UfFord, late justiciary of Ireland, to enfeoflF,
with the consent of S. bishop of Waterford, then treasurer of Ireland,
persons of the waste lands of Ireland to hold of the king and his heirs by
knight service or other service — to Master John de Saunford, king's clerk,
eschcator in Ireland, of certain waste lands in the tuath {in theodo) of
Clonconewy on each side of the water, to wit, the townlands {villatas) of
Drumeinor, Thathch', McCombireth, Dronmeyneth, Deynslenes, Crerrig*,
Rosmoylau', Gwynernan, Collekeydulte, Clonconusseth, Donnath'inegan,
Clonnysmony, Balibrogan, Balydwoly, Balyinvernan, Ymelath, Hothech'
Clonyhalgan, Reynbatan. and Kylnetyg', except a carucate of land
there, whereof William son of Warin was formerly enfeoffed, which said
townlands contain 24 carucates and 59 acres of land ; likewise, of a demise
to the said John, outside the said tuath, of the townlands of Lothderker,
Clonduf, Rathychezthd', Drometh', Leyderg', Leymor', Ymekethelassin,
Baliclawy, Ferath, and Balymacchech', which contain 11 carucates and
40 acres of land. The king ratifies the above, rendering yearly 34/., that
is 205. for every carucate, to hold with the betachii, provided that the said
John do the service of half a knight's fee, and suit to the county court of
Roskeman.
Mandate to S. bishop of Waterford, the treasurer, and the barons of the
Exchequer to acquit the said John of the first six years' rent.
Simple protection, for two years, for Emma de Le, recluse {inclusa) of
Middlewich {de medio Wychio).
Pardon to William Pyteman of Eston, taken and detained in the prison
of Cambridge, for the death of Walter le Fevre of Eston, as it appears by
inquisition before the sheriflf and coroners of Leicester that he killed him
in self-defence. By K.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for the abbot of Croyland,
going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct for the same for two years.
Letters for the same abbot nominating brother Henry de Saunford and
Thomas de Morburn his attoi'neys for two years.
Mandate to Guichard de Charron and Malcolm de Harlegh to restore the
temporalities of the bishopric of Durham to Anthony Bek, late archdeacon
of Durham, bishop elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Licence for the brethren of the house of lepers of Bebynton to enclose
with a small dyke and a low hedge 5 acres, by the forest perch, of their
own waste there, which are within the forest of Wyrhale, and to bring the
same into cultivation.
Protection and safe-conduct, for three years, for Albert Scotus, Opiszo de
Fargnano, William Guainebien, Reginald de Monaceto, Attinus Primdal',
Bonus Johannes de Philippo, William son of Agadus, Obertus de Centenar'
and their fellows of the society of Scoti of Piacenza, trading in England.
Protection, with clause volumus^ for two years, for Robert, bishop of
Dumblane, going to Scotland.
11 EDWARD I.
u
1283. Membrane 11 — cont.
Sept. 12. AcquittAnce to Guichnrd de Charrom and Malcolm de Harlegh, late
Macclesfield, keepers of the bishopric of Durham, tor the payuient on Saturday after
the feast of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, 1 1 Edward I., to Master
William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, by the hands of Richard de
Bischopestlon, of 1,333/. G*. 8^/., issues of the Vjishopric. Bj bill.
Letters for Peter de Birmyngeham, staying in England, nominating
Thomas de Birmyngeham his attorney in Ireland for one year.
Protection, in Ireland, with clause volumus, for two years, for William
de Calne and Roesia, his wife, staying in England,
Sept. 13. Protection, during pleasure, with clause rogamus, for brother Lupus,
Macclesfield, priest, envoy, and preceptor of the houses in England and Ireland of the
prior and convent of the hospital of St. Mary, Roncevaux, coming with
indulgences from the pope for the remission of sins.
Exemption of William de Horton from all suits of shires, courts,
hundreds, views of frank-pledge, and .sheriff's tourns in respect of the
lands late of AVilliam de Langedon, in Langedon, purchased for the
king's use by Stephen de Penecestre, constable of the castle of Dovor,
and lately granted to the said William de Horton and his assigns for
ten years.
Pardon to Walter Thudrich for the death of Roger le Hose, as it
appears by the testimony of Richard de ColeshuU and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver the gaol of Winchester, that he killed him by misadven-
ture.
Grant, after inquisition ad quod damnum, to Thomas de Rempeston
to stop with a wall the highway between his manor in Rempeston, co. Not-
tingham, and his fish-ponds, provided that he make another road on the north
side of the said fish-ponds of the same length and breadth on his own ground.
Vacated because he did not have it.
Sept. 15.
Macclesfield.
Sept. 15.
Macclesfield.
Sept. 6.
Macclesfield.
Sept. 26.
Overton.
Grant to the prioress and nuns of St. Mary, Chester, in exchange for
4 acres of land near Goddesbache near to their land of Walrescotc, of 10*.
in rent by the hands of the farmers of the town of Middlewich {tie medio
fVychio) out of the farm of the said town.
Mandate to the good men of Middlewich to pay the same to the said
prioress. Et sunt patentes.
Mandate to the justice and chamberlain of Chester to allow the said
men for the .said 10^. Et sunt patentes.
Letters for John de Pycheford, staying in England, nominating Ralph
del Pree and John del From' his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Licence, after incjuisition ad quod damyium taken by Reginald de Grey,
justice of Chester, for the abbot and convent of St. Werburg, Chester,
to make a conduit from a spring in the fields of Cristleton to the said
abbey, provided that they repair all damage ihus caused to the lands of the
king or others, or breaches in the wall of the city.
Simple protection, for one year, for Walter le Mazun of Hereford.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for the prior of Montacute,
going beyond seas.
Membrane 10.
Sept. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Fulconis and Master Thomas
Macclesfield, de Sudinton, touching the persons who ejected AVilliam de Dun and Benedicts
his wife, Ralph de Merton, Ralph le Droey.s, and Walter le Clerk, of
n
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
]^2S3. Membrane 10 — cont.
Middlcton, executors of the will of Walter de Lillebone, lately deceased, from
the custody of tlie land and heir of Philip de Cotes, granted to the said
Walter by a demise of Robert dc Tresk, who had the said custody by grant
of liobcrt, bishop of Salisbury, from whom the said Philip de Cotes held
by knight service, and who carried away the goods iu their custody at Cotes
by liauinges, co. Wilts.
Sept. 14. The like to Geoffrey de Picheford and Reginald de Legh, touching a
Macclesfield, complaint that, whereas Roger de Daveneport holds in fee a serjeanty in
the hundred of Maclesfeud of Eleanor, the king's consort, by the service of
riding througli the fees appertaining to the king by reason of the county of
Chester, and through the fees appertaining to the queen in the county
of Statfbrd, by reason of her manor of Maclesfeud, to see that the king's
services are duly performed and the king's peace kept, in return for which
the said Roger has food (poturam) from the tenants of the said fees iu like
manner as Vivian his father had iu the times of Ranulph and John, sometime
earls of Chester, the lords of the said fees have withdrawn the said services
and have refused to submit to the jurisdiction of the king's bailiffs in this
matter.
Sept. 10. The like to John de Reigate and Geoffrey Aguillun, on complaint by
Macclesfield, the prior and convent of Malton, co. York, that, although they had not
committed any delinquency, or been excommunicated by the authority or
mandate of any ecclesiastical judge, by reason whereof they might be taken
or imprisoned or incur loss of goods, Agnes de Vescy, Master Richard
de Pywelesdon, Roger le Clerk, John de Daville and other ministers of
the said Agnes assaulted brothers William de Malton and William de
Cauncewyk, canons and others, lay brothers of the said house, in the common
way near the church of St. Leonard, Malton, took, imprisoned, and mal-
treated them, and on many occasions took their horses, sheep, oxen, and
other cattle of the plough and other animals, and would not let them be
replevied, and detained them without food, so that the greater part died of
hunger, and by public proclamation, in the said Agnes's full market of
Malton, prohibited any persons from selling or taking any victuals to them
and from having any communication with them, and frequently took away
by force victuals bought for their use, and from day to day, by various
distraints, prevent them from cultivating their lands, carrying their hay or
corn, or storing it in their barns.
Membrane 9.
Sept. 30. Grant for life to Nicholas de Babbingleye, forester of the Peak, of the
Acton Burnell. king's demesne lands lying beneath the castle of the Peak, which Robert
Buggun, bailiff of the Peak, committed to him at the customary yearly rent
of 305.
Grant to the same, as long as he performs the said office in person, of
12c?. a day instead of 8c?., at the hands of the bailiff of the Peak.
Safe conduct until Easter, for Stephen de Westbury and his men, bringing
to Wales and the march of Wales purchases made for the king by order of
Hamo de la Leye, king's clerk.
Oct. 1. Simple protection, for one year, for Roger de London, parson of Kynge-
Acton Bumell. swynford.
Oct. 3. Appointment of Eleanor, the king's consort, to the custody of the hundred
Acton Burnell. of Redebrege, during pleasure, rendering as heretofore at the Exchequer.
Mandate to the sheriff" of Southampton to mak e livery.
11 EDWARD I. 77
1283. Membrane 9 — cont.
Writ de intendendo, directed to the bailiffs, citizens, and good men of
Winchester, for Laurence de Dune, recently elected mayor of Winchester,
who has performed the customary fealty.
Oct. I. Letters for Robert de Turevill, master of the Knights Templars, on
ActoD Buruell. account of the multifarious business to which he is called, as well in
Ireland and Scotland as in England, nominating brothers Roger de Rollyng
and William de la Ford his attorneys for one year from Christmas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master William de la Gare
and Master John his brother of a messuage, 76 acres of land, and 10 acres
of meadow in Gore, Selveston, Hardinden and Fenglesham, for two chap-
lains to celebrate divine service at Estry for ever. By K.
Appointment of Thomas de Basing', citizen of London, to the custody,
for two years, of the abbey of Flexele, to apply the issues of the said abbey
to the satisfaction of its multifarious and immense debts, saving to the
abbot and convent reasonable maintenance.
Oct. 3. Letters for the abbot of Lire, staying in Normandy, nominating Peter
Actoa Burnell. son of James de Insula and John son of Hugh de la Fohoppe, his attorneys
in England for two years.
The like for :—
The abbot of Nehus, going to his Premonstratensian chapter, nomi-
nating brother Alan de Middelton and William de Bello Campo until
Christmas.
Theobald de Verdun, staying in England, nominating Suan le Keu
and John de Curcy, in Ireland, for three years.
Oct. 4. William son of Warin, going to Ireland, nominating Peter son of
Acton Burnell. Warin and Peter Dun until Michaelmas.
Walter de Dune, prior of Bath, nominating Thomas Passavant and
John Russel in Ireland for two years.
Oct. 3. Simple protection, for two years, for the prior of Bath.
Acton Bumell.
Mandate to the king's foresters, etc. not to implead Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, touching 38 bucks and two stags, lately taken by him with the
king's licence, to wit, in the forest of Whicchewod 7 bucks, in the forest of
Shotovere and Stowode 7 bucks and 2 stags, in the forest of Bernewode
13 bucks, and in the forest of Whitlewodc 1 1 bucks.
Acquittance to William de Beverlaco, king's clerk, receiver and collector
of the tenth granted by the clergy in the province of York, for the payment
into the wardrobe to Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, on
Sunday the eve of the apostles Peter and Paul, 10 Edward I., at Neuton
by Swerdwod', of 1,000 marks, and on Wednesday before Michaelmas,
11 Edward I., at Acton Burnell, of 215/. arising from the first and second
years of the aforesaid grant.
Vacated bccaitse cancelled. These with other payments being in two
writs, as appears by Patent Roll, January, 13 Edward I.
Oct. 4. Letters for the abbess of Fontevraud nominating Henry de Herberbiry
Acton Burnell. and Thomas de Eton her attorneys for five years.
The like for Thomas de Chabenouere, staying in England, nominating
John Herigaud and Geoffrey le Rus in Ireland for two years.
Simple protection, for one year, for Walter, vicar of the church of
Wamburn'.
78 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
^1^283. Membrarie 9 — cont.
Oct. 4. Acquittance to Gervase de Clifton, sherifif of Nottingham, for the pay-
Acton Burncll. mcnt into tlie wardrobe at Rothelan to Master William de Luda, king's
clerk, of 2.H5/. lOi-. lOd., to wit, on 8 October, 10 Edward I., by the
hands of Kojjor de Stalliam 1,508/. 13*. 4rf. ; on 17 November in the same
year, by the liands of Matthew Cheker, 389/. 17*. 6rf. ; and on Tuesday,
the eve of St. Catherine, 11 Edward T., by the hands of Roger de Stalham,
247/., arising from the subsidy granted for the expedition into Wales.
By bill.
Acquittance to John de Lithegreynes, sheriff of York, for the payment
to Qervase de Wyleford, sheriff of Nottingham, on Thursday after St. Bar-
tholomew, 11 Edward I., of 1,266/. 13*. 4d. for the thirtieth in the county
of York recently granted.
Oct. 5. Appointment of Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, and of Master
Acton Burnell Geoffrey de Aspehal, king's clerk, to the custody, during pleasure, of the
abbey of Cumbermere, to apply the issues thereof to the payment of its
debts, saving to the abbot and convent reasonable maintenance.
Protection, with clause volufnus, until three years after Midsummer, for
James de Byron, going to Jerusalem.
Mandate, after inspection of charter of Henry II., to the justiciary of
Ireland and all others to allow, until further order, English law to Gillecrist,
William and John Makgillemory and the other customary tenants {custum-
annis) of the city and county of Waterford, who derive their origin from
the custumanni of Henry II.
Oct, 7. Licence for the burgesses and men of Staunford to make coloured cloths
Acton Burnell. of the width of at least \\ ells between the lists, and other mixed and white
cloths of 1^ ells, for a month from Michaelmas, provided that they are of the
right dye and wool, according to the form of the inquisition lately taken by
John de Vallibus and his fellows in their late eyre in the county of Lincoln,
and that the makers appear then before the king wherever he may be to hear
his will.
Ratification of the demise which the prior and convent of Montacute
made of the manor of Criz to William de Welington, canon of Wells,
for his life, or, in case of his death, for eight years from Monday the eve
of Michaelmas, 10 Edward 1.
Appointment, after inquisition post mortem, of William, prior of la
Grave, and William de Hamelton, king's clerk, to the custody, during
minority of the heir, of the manor of Chepingnorton, co. Oxford, late of
John son of Alan, tenant in chief, of the yearly value of 47/. 18*. 6c?., but
charged with 100*. yearly to Matilda de Verdun and 18/. to Isabella de
Mortuo Mari, which they hold in dower, rendering 24/. 18*. Qd.
Membrane 8.
Oct. 6. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Roger de
Acton Burnell. Martivall', going beyond seas.
The like for Robert de Tateshale.
Protection and safe conduct, for two years, for Poncius Gycard and
Reym[und] his brother, merchants of Toulouse, bringing wine and other
merchandise from Gascony.
Grant to John de Bello Campo of land and rents to the yearly value of
60/. 12*. in Otery Mohun, Monekedon, Berliz, Cadelegh and Uggeberwe,
late of William de Mohun, tenant in chief, during the minority of the heir.
11 EDWARD I.
1283. Membrane 8 — cont.
Pardon to Roger de Molis of all arrears of his account for the time he
was bailiff in Wales.
Letters for Master Roger de Martivall', staying beyond seas, nominating
"William de Diggeby and Master Roger de Tilton his attorneys in England
for one year.
Protection, with clause rogamus, for three years, for the brethren and
sisters of the hospital of lepers of St. James, Bruges (Bridgenorth) collect-
ing alms.
Oct. 5. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert son of John, to the manor of
ActoD Burneli. Grey well, late of WilUam de Mohun, decea.sed, tenant in chief, of the yearly
value of 21/., rendering to the coustiible of the castle of Odyham the 4/. due
thereto, and 17/. to the Exchequer.
Pardon to Robert de Kynton for the death of Richard son of Adam de
Wotton, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of
Northumberland that he kiUed him in self-defence.
Oct. 6. Pardon to Thomas the abbot and to the convent of St. Augustine's,
Acton Bumell. Canterbury, for a fine ,of 400 marks, whereof 100 are remitted at the
instance of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, for the trespass committed by
Nicholas the late abbot, who, having obtained the king's licence to go on
pilgrimage to St. Benedict's on Monte Cassino, went to the court of Rome,
and in the presence of the pope, without consulting the king, ceded the said
monastery in favour of Thomas de Fyndon, monk of the same, neither
sending news of its voidance, nor asking licence to elect, nor obtaining the
royal assent, wherefore the said monastery was seized into the king's hands
and keepers appointed.
Oct. 8. Mandate to John de Burne and Nicholas de Ryngelton, keepers of the above
Actoa Burneli. abbey, to restore the temporalities to the said Thomas, saving to the king
the issues from its voidance on the feast of St. Pancras in May until the
feast of St. Faith, the necessary expenses of the household of the abbot and
convent deducted.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Pardon to William Campyun for the death of Richard Mai of Ruton,
as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of Salop that
he killed him in self defence.
Oct. 10. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for Richard Burneli to assart
Acton Burneli. and bring into cultivation 12 acres in his wood of Fulewode, which is
within the bounds of the forest of Lungeforest, and to enclose the same
with a small dike and low hedge.
Pardon to William son of Madoc of Milneheth for the death of Robert
son of Richard Gamel, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and
coroners of Salop, that he killed him in self-defence.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Hugh de Turbervill,
going to Almain on the king's affairs.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Seleby.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John de Hacche as one of the justices
of the Bench in Dublin.
Pardon, at the instance of Edmund, the king's brother, to Giles de
Volta, merchant of Genoa, for buying sheets (platas) of silver from the
Jews of London, contrary to the prohibition.
Grant to the bailiffs, burgesses and other good men of Shrewsbury, in
exteasioa of former grant of pavage for three years from All Saints next.
90 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283. Membrane 8 — cont.
"Writ de intetidendo directed to the bailiffs, burgesses and good men of
Oxford, for Wiliiain lo Especer, recently elected by them ns mayor, the
king having takou his foalty.
Licence for Laurence de Sancto Mauro, for lil'e, to hunt the fox, hare,
badger and cat in the forest of Selevvode in the counties of Somerset and
Wilts, and in the forest of Exemor in the counties of Somerset and Devon,
except during the close month.
Oct. 10. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Emericus de Rupe
Actoa Uuruell. Cauardi and Matilda his wife, staying beyond seas.
Grant to Richard de Bosco, who has the custody of Corfe Castle, during
pleasure, on the same terms as Elias de Rabayn, the former constable, of
the issues of the warren of Corfe and of the land late of Robert de Mus-
cegros within the same warren, which the said Richard bought to the
king's use, and of 20 marks out of the 24 marks which the men of Bride-
port pay for the town of Brideport, towards his maintenance as keeper of
the said castle, and he is to answer for the other four marks to the
Exchequer.
Writ de intendendo directed to the good men of Brideport.
Mandate to the justices about to go on eyre for pleas of the forest in the
County of Nottingham, not to molest William de Ros for having received
certain persons charged with a trespass of venison in the forest of Shirewode,
the king having pardoned him.
Pardon to Ranulph de Bromleye for the death of Thomas le Bercher, as
it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of Stafford that he
killed him by misadventure.
Pardon, at the instance of Reginald son of Peter, to William le Clerc of
Hanteworth for the death of Henry le White, and of his outlawry, if any.
Pardon to Ralph le Fevre for the death of Thomas de Ikelingham, as it
appears by inquisition made by Roger de Toftes and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver the gaol of St. Edmunds, that he killed him in self
defence.
Oct. 13. Mandate to the justices about to go on eyre at the Tower of London, and
Acton Burnell. to all bailiffs, not to molest Henry le Waleys, mayor of London, for
having, during the king's absence in Wales, for the preservation of the
peace and castigation of malefactors roaming about the city night and day,
introduced certain new punishments and new methods of trial {judicia)
and for having caused persons to be punished by imprisonment and other-
wise for the quiet of the said city.
Membrane 7.
Oct. 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to S. de Roff^ and R. Malet, on com-
Acton Burnell. plaint by Richard de la Vache that Henry IIL, having granted to William
de Aette on account of certain trespasses of Thomas Maunsel, during the
troubles in the late reign, all the lands of the said Thomas, in accordance
with the dictum de Ke?it/ lie worth, and the said William having demised the
same to Isabella de Albiniaco, countess of Arundell, chief lord of the said
Thomas, to hold in accordance with the said ordinance, and the said Isabella
having granted them to the said Richard with the custody, during the
minority of the heirs of the said Thomas, of the same lands, and with the
marriages of the same heirs, Alice, daughter and one of the heirs of the
11 EDWARD I. 81
1283. Membrane 7 — co7it.
said Thomas, married, without licence of the said Richard, Rohcrt de
Verdun, and they intruded themselves in certain lands late of the said
[Thomas] in Shenle, co. Buckingham, which Margery, late the wife of Tiiomas
Maunsel, held for her maintenance, without any satisfaction for the for-
feiture of the said marriage, or redemption for the said lands.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de IIeng[ham] and W. de Burne-
ton, reciting that, because in two causes before the justices appointed for thu
custody of the Jews, between John de Curzun and Isabella his wife and
Elena la Zusche (1) touching trespasses against the said John and Isabella at
Essheby David, which is a pledge of the Jews, and (2) to compel the said
Elena to bring before the said justices the chirographs, tallies, and other
instruments whereby she seeks to exact a debt from the said Isabella to comt!
to an account with them, together with Master Elias son of Master Moses,
Jew of London, certain ambiguities exist, it is the king's will that these causes
be determined before them, and associating them with the said justices
accordingly.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Alexander de Kirketon and John de
Lythegreyns, touching the persons who wounded Master Richard Lovel,
official of the archdeacon of Northumberland, and his men at Newcastle-on-
Tyne, carried away the rolls of his office and all his goods and .so threaten
him that he dare not exercise his office there.
The like to A. de Walk[ingham] and G. Aguillun, touching appeals
against Andrew le Grammeyre and John son of Alice, detained in the prison
of York for the death of Thomas de Bikerton.
The like to R. Fulc[onis] and W. de Agm[odesham], touching the persons
who carried away the hay of John Giffard the younger, at Beckebrok,
CO. Oxford, while the said John was on the king's service in "Wales.
The like to Hamo Ilauteyn and R. de Ludham, touching the persons who
depastured the corn of Ralph de Kirketon at Aylswythesche, co. Norfolk.
The like to R. Fulc[onis] and Nicholas le Gras, touching the persons
who broke the park of Richard de Mundevill of Dunhurst, and hunted and
carried away deer therein and in his free chaces in the forest of Arundel,
CO. Sussex.
Membrane 6.
Oct. 1.3. Acknowledgment of the payment by John Bek, keeper of the manor of
Acton Hurnell. West Rasen, to Peter de Staneye and Guy Feire, king's yeomen, of 1 4/. 7*'. 3(/.
out of the issues thereof for Michaelmas, 11 Edward I.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Oliver, bishop of Lincoln, of
one messuage, 12 acres of meadow, 5 marks, 5.v. 10^. in rent, and a
moiety of a bovate of land in North Muskeham and Holme by North
Muskeham, to a chaplain celebrating divine service at Shelford.
Licence, after inqui.sition ad quod danmum, for the abbot and convent
of Ilagheman to enclose with a small dike and low hedge -1 acres of land in
their wood of Bottewod within the forest of Bottewod, and t acres of
meadow in their wood of Ilagheman within the forest of Ilagheman.
Appointment of Stephen de Penecestre, Henry le Wnleys and Grcfrory
de Rokesle to plan and assess the new town of Yhamme, which the king
is ordering to be built there, for the barons of the town and port of Wyn-
chelsea, which is already in great part submerged by inundations of the
sea and in danger of total submersion ; to plan and give directions for
streets and lanes {vicis ct vcncllis) necessary for the said new town, for
places suitable for a market, and for two churches, one to St. Thomas, ami
650U. F
81 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2 283. Membrane 5 — cont.
Ort. LM. Appoiiitniont of Rojjcr Lo Straii<io {E.rtrancn) in the custody, dnring
Ai-ton Hurnoll. plcn-^iiiv, of llio jiisliccsliii) of the forest this side Trent.
TliP like, with tlio addition that his ministers and bailiflTs are to answer
the KxcluMiuer for the issues with which they are char^^od by him, and he
is to briii^ his rolls at the cud of every year to the Exchequer.
Mandate to the executors of Luke de Tany, late justice, to deliver to
the said Roger the rolls, memoranda, and other things concerning the said
office.
Grant to Guicard de Burgo — in satisfaction of a former grant to him
for his services in Wales, of 100 marks a year for five years out of wardships,
whereof he has only received 190 marks, to wit, 100 marks of Master
William de Luda, and 90 marks of Matthew de Columbar', king's butler —
that he shall have a wardship of the value of 100 marks a year until he be
satisfied of the remaining 310 marks.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator this side Trent.
Simple protection, for two years, for the prior of St. Nicholas, Exeter.
Restitution to Rees son of Mereduc of the land of Methlaen, Kayo,
Melwenoen and Guenonucth, formerly granted to the said Rees with a writ
of entry directed to Robert de Tibotot, provided that he restore to Lewelin
son of Owen the lands which he had usurped from him during his minority.
{^Fcedcra.l
Oct. 20. Protection, with clause volumiis, until Ascension Day, for Master John de
Acton Biirnell. Lascy, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Oct. 20. Notification of the engagement of Master Andrew de Gandulphis of
Actou Buruell. Rome {de Urbe) king's advocate and clerk, with a salary of 25 marks a year,
to be paid at the Exchequer, until he be provided with a competent benefice.
Oct. 28. Exemption, at the instance of H. cardinal priest of St. Laurence in Lucina,
Acton Hurnell. of John de Ollinton, his nephew, from suit at the county of Gloucester for
four years ; directed to the sheriff and bailiffs.
Simple protection, for two years, for Robert de Wycumbe, chaplain of
Henry de Evesham, cardinal priest of St. Laurence in Lucina.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Poncius de Mora, merchant of Gascony,
in going to fairs and markets in the realm.
Protection, with clause rogamus, for five years, for the lepers of the
Acton Burnell. hospital of St. Leonard, Aylesbiry.
Agnes le Mercer and Alice de Waleton, nuns of Chester, bringing news
of the cession of Alice de la Haye, their late prioress, have letters of licence
to elect.
Oct. 24. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Philip de la R[u]kele,
Acton Burnell. staying in Ireland.
Simple protection, for two years, for Hugh de Wadewoithe, chaplain, going
beyond seas.
The like, for three years, for Roger Mynoc,
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Master William de
Clifford, going beyond seas.
Letters for Master William de Clifford nominating Master Richard de
Clifford and William de Brumwych his attorneys for one year.
Oct. 28. Safe-conduct, for two years, for Roger Fresel of Cork, merchant of Ire-
Acton Burnell. land, in going to fairs and markets in the realm.
Licence for Mosseus de Clare, Jew, to sell to Gilbert de Clare, earl of
Gloucester and [Hertford], all the debts owing to him by James
Mas[cecreb], lately deceased.
11 EDWAllD 1. 85
;|^2:^;j Membrane 4.
Oct. 20. Grant, after iniiuisitiou ad quod damnum returnod by Bonjo de Knovill,
ActoQ liurncU. constable of the castle of Montgomery, to Nicliolas IJrisebon in fee simple of
a burgage, half a burgage, one shop am' ]\)\ acres of land in the town of
Montgomery, late of John son of Walter le Mercer, and escheated to the
king by reason of the felony committed by the said John in killing William
son of Roger Spoke.
Licence for the same Nicholas to build a horse-mill on his own ground
in the town of Montgomery, rendering \2d. yearly, by the king's bailiff
there.
Oct. 13. Safe-conduct, until Ascension Day, for Mninettus Mngiarii, going to the
Acton Btiruell. court of Rome ou the king's affairs.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter dated Saturday after All Saints,
1 1 Edward I., whereby William the prior and the convent of (heat Malvern
grant to Godfrey, bishcp of Worcester, the manor of Knithwyk, co. Wor-
cester, rendering yearly one pound of cumin. Witnes.ses: — bishops R. of
]Jath and Wells, W. of Norwich ; Sirs Hugh de Turbervill, William d»;
Salso Marisco, William le Poer, Nicholas de Sutton, Paulinus de Kaudif,
William de Rracy, John de Thorndon, Peter de Salso JMari.sco, Robert de
Bracy and others.
Simple protection, for two years, for Thomas do Basing', keeper of the
abbey of Flexleye.
Nov. 4. The like, for one year, for Thomas de Newenham.
Acton Burnell.
Pardon to Matilda de Ubbeston, detained in Ipswich prison, for the death
of her husband, Geoffrey de Askeby, as it appears by inquisition made by
the sheriff and coroners of Suffolk that she is not guilty.
Protection, with clause vohimus, for: —
Imbert Guidonis, going beyond seas, for two years.
John de Vallibu.s, going to Gascony on the king's affairs, for three years.
The abbot of St. Mary, Novan, in Ireland, for two years.
Nov. 2. Letters for John de Vallibus nominating Roger de Vallibus and James
Acton Burnell. de \Vi.ssingesele his attorneys for three years.
The like for Imbert Guid(mi.>=, nominating Peter Escudemor and Nicholas
Malenieyns for two years.
Acquittance to the executors of Luke de Tany, late justice of the forest
this side Trent, for the delivery into the treasury at Westminster to Adam
de Stretton, king's clerk, on Monday after All Saints, 11 Edward 1.,
by the hands of William de Ilamelton, king's clerk, of 28 rolls in one
binding of the pleas of the forest in the county of Southampton of the eyre
of Roger de Clifford, 22 rolls in one binding of the .same eyre in the county
of Essex, H rolls of the same eyre for the county of Berks, 9 rolls of the
pleas of the Ibrest of Feckenham, co. VV'orcester, 34 rolls of tiie eyro of the
aforesaid Luke for the county of Gloucester, and the rolls of the regard
made in the forest of Dene, and of the peneral infjuisition made at (ilouces-
ter, in a bo.v (loculo) signed with tlie seal of Adam Gunlun, which rolls
still remain to be pleaded. Also of 13 rolls of sales and deliveries of
trees in the forest of Dene, and 28.5 writs of the time when the said Roger
was justice, and 98 writs of the time when the said Luke was justice. Also
of two inciuisitions made in tiie forest of Roteland, as well of ujalefactors
in th(; .said I'orest, as of the death of Simon sometime forester of the baili-
wick of Beaumund.
86 .CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2^ocj3 Membrane 4 — cont.
Oct. 28. Grant to the prior and convent of Lenton, with regard to the recent
Acton IJuruoll. exc-hani^o of the julvowson of their church of Felmersham, in the diocese of
Lincohi, for the ndvowson of the king's church of llorsleye, in the diocese
of Coventry and LiclilieUl, that if, upon the cession or decease of the parson
of llorsleye, the said prior and convent should he impeded in their presen-
tation to it, the two parties shall mutually resume their churches.
Mcmoraudiim, that lite charter granting the said advowson of Horsleye
is in the charter roll for October, 11 Edward I.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Walter de Muncy,
going with John de Vallibus to Gascony.
The like, for two years, for the following, going with the same John : —
Peter de Tatinton.
William son of Richard de Breuse.
Richard de Abiton, vicar of the church of Sutton.
Reginald de Shotesham.
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de Wyeheford, chaplain,
staying at the court of Rome with Henry, cardinal priest of St. Laurence in
Lucina.
Oct. 28. jNIandate to John de Vallibus to deliver by schedule to Walter de Wym-
Actoii liiimell. burn the rolls of the period when he was a justice in eyre.
Licence for Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, to sport
(riveare) during this winter along the rivers Luwe and Frome, which are in
preserve.
Oct. 27. Protection, with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for Iterius de In-
Actou liurnell. golisma, going beyond seas.
Nov. 5. Letters for Master Walter de Gloucester, archdeacon of York, going
Acton Burnell. beyond seas, nominating Henry de Gloucester and Hugh de Normanton,
his attorneys for two years.
Oct. 20, Appointment of Master Stephen de Sancto Georgio, king's clerk, as his
Acton Burnell. proctor at the court of Rome.
• Grant to James de Lissinton, for a fine of 200 marks, payable a fort-
Acton Burnell. night after Midsummer, of the custody, during minority of the heirs, of the
lands of John de Boscehale, tenant in chief of John Wake, the king's
ward ; with the marriage of the heirs.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to make
livery thereof, together with the issues since the Translation of St. Thomas
the Martyr, 10 Edward I.
Appointment of John de Burn' to the custody, during pleasure, of the
Acton Burnell. port of Dover, rendering the same as William de Orlaveston, late keeper.
Mandate to William de Orlaveston to make livery.
Writ de intendendo directed to the barons and bailiffs of Dover.
Letters for Thomas de Clare, staying in England, nominating Thomas
Tysum and John Hond his attorneys in Ireland for three years.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for the same Thomas.
The like, for three years, for Thomas de Helgheton, going beyond seas.
Appointment of John de Burn' to the custody of the seaboard at Dovor,
Sandwych and the parts adjacent, to attach all money, within ships or with-
out, coming from foreign parts, to be examined by view of lawful men, and
to arrest suspects — clipping having been carried on to such an extent that
23 shillings by tale scarcely equal 20*. by weight, and false money having
also been coined.
11 EDWARD I. 87
1283. Membrane 3.
Oct. 2S. Assignment to Eleanor, the king's mother, in lieu of the fees of Riche-
Acton Burnell. nuuul, of 14^ knight's fees und one sixth :)f a kniglit's fee of the honor
of Pevert'l of London in the counties of Essex and Hertford, to wit : —
Of Hugh le Despenser, in Lammeys and Fynsted, 2 fees.
Of W. bishop of Norwich, in Terlinge, 1.
Of W, de Ferrers, in Feyrsted, 1.
Of Hugh Peverel, in Chykene, 1.
Of the abbot of Stratford, in Stratford, I.
Of Theobald de Verdun, in Depcden, 1.
Of Henry de Gramavill, in Daneseye, §.
Of Robert de Mortuo Mari, in Little Wodeham, 1.
Of Robert Rumbald in Springefeld, 1.
Of Jocosa de Bezevill, in Springefeld, L
Of the abbot of Byle, in Haylesln, \.
Of Richard le Ken and Hugh son of Otto, in Bradevill, 1.
Of Hugh son of Otto, in Stupelton, 1.
Of the countess of Warwick, in Halfeld Peverel, \.
Of the same countess, in Great Haylesle, \.
Of Adam de Fileby, in the same, \.
Of the honor of Peverel of Nottingham, in the county of Der])y, 11
knights' fees, to wit : —
Of John Heriz, in Tybechclf, 1.
Of Henry de Grey, in Cyrlund, I.
Of Roger Pavely, in Wynefeld, 1.
Of Henry de Grey, in Normanton. \.
Of Thomas de Cheleworlh, in Pynkeston, \.
Of Simon de Clapevill, in Clapevill, \.
Of Master Thomas Bek, in Clapevill, \.
Of Roger le Bretun, in Walton, 1.
Of Oliver de Langeford, in Kynewaldemers and Tattevill', I.
Of Henry de Grey, in Codenore, H.
Of William de Morteyn, in Rym, 1.
Of William Gerun, in Banewill, i.
Of Robert son of Robert de Derlec, in Nethcre Haddon, \.
Of Robert le Baud, in Basewell, \.
Of the honor of Peverel of Nottingham, in the county of Nottingham,
12^ knight's fees, to wit : —
Of William de Ros, in Grysele, 1.
Of John de Heriz, in Gonelveston and Wydemarpol, 1.
Of Robert de Bello Campo, in Weston, 1.
Of Hugh de Heriz, in Stapelford, 1.
Of William de Morteyn, in Cossehale and Wulston with their mem-
bers, I.
Of Henry de Grey, in Tawynton and Radeclyve, 1|.
Of Robert de Stretlee, in Stretlee, 1.
Of Philip de Kyme, in Byburg, ^.
Of ItobjTt de Onreby, in liascford, 1^.
Of Milisent de Cantilupo, in Basseford, \,
Of 'I'liomas de Cb.aworth, in Wateiiho, 1.
Of Williiiin de Sibbethorp, in Sibbcthorp, \.
Of Thomas de Chaworth, in Wodeburg, ^.
Of Ricliard de Wyverton, in Wyverton, \.
Of William de Nowcrs, in Estolewik, |.
Of Gerard de Rodcs, in Clifton, 1.
Of John de Rodes, in Langtr, \.
Of Robert de la Siuse, in Stanton, ^.
88 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2283. Monbranc .'5 — cant.
And of the king's fees of Skypton in Cravenc, in the county of
York, 10 t'eos, to wit : —
Of IIu<;h son of Henry, |.
Of. John lo Vnviisour, \.
Of William le Fleinming, 1 .
Of John (le Hoston, ^.
Ot'Willinm Mauleverer, 1.
Of Williara son of Robert, L
Of John le Vavasour, John de Eston, William de Hertlington, William
de lioyvill and William de Everwik, 1.
Of Adam de Wamervill, Roger Tempest, John Gylot, and William de
Cestrehunte, 1.
Of the prior of Bouton, John de Rolleston, and John de Martelay, 1.
Of William de Marton and Henry le Mazun, L
Of Everard Fauvel, Peter de Westwike, Richard de Faneltop, Elias
de Strat.ton, Robert Myngom, Robert de Skypthorp, Richard son of
Walter, Robert son of Geoffrey, Adam Bucke, Hugh son of Adam,
Adam de Pontefraeto, William Prudfot, Gilbert de Garderoba, Henry
le Iveu, William le Butiller, John le Mazun, Adam son of Thomas,
AValter de Wodehous, and Henry son of Isolda, 1.
To have and to hold with wards, escheats, marriages, &c., saving to the
king the wards and marriages in respect of other lands of those tenants by
reason of the crown.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Natton and Elena
his wife to the abbot and convent of Teukesbiry of a messuage and a
virgate of land in Natton of the fee of the said abbot.
Letters for Thomas de Paris, going to Ireland, nominating Richard de
Stapelford and Godewyn de Paris his attorneys in England for two years.
Nov. LS. Grant to Peter Corbet of the custody, during minority of the heir, of
Hereford. 100/. of land of the lands late of John de Bello Campo, tenant in chief.
Nov. 12. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Amadeus de Sauveye,
Acton Burnell. going beyond seas.
Oct. 28. Appointment of William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, to the
Actou Buruell. custody, during pleasure, of the manor of Norton, late of David son of
Griffin.
Grant to Ralph de Albiniaco of the marriage of John son and heir of
John de Bello Campo, tenant in chief.
Nov. 8. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Adam de Ambiano, burgess of Abbevile,
Actou Burnell. buying corn along the coast for sale in London.
Pardon to Roger son of Simon de Ekkeles for the death of Catherine
Skut, as it appears by the testimony of Roger de Toftes and his fellows,
justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Norwich, that the said Roger is
lunatic and liable to frenzy, and that he killed the said Catherine in such
frenzy.
Nov. In. Appointment of Robert le Heyr to the custody, during pleasure, of the
Hereford, abbey of St. John the Baptist, Godestowe.
Writ de intenclendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to Dionisia de Monte Canisio to pay to Eleanor the king's
mother for life, 11 Z. 1*. Qd. yearly, out of the 15/. paid by the said Dionisia
for the custody of the manor of Radewell, co. Essex.
Ratification of the appointment by John de Sancto Dionisio, king's clerk,
keeper of the Domus Conversorum in London, of Thomas de Colecestre,
11 EDWARD I.
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1283.
Nov. 15.
Hereford.
Nov. 1.5.
Hereford.
Nov. 15.
Hereford.
Nov. 19.
Hereford.
Nov. 12.
Hereford.
Oct. 20.
Actua Burnell,
yfembrane 3 — cont.
cha[)liiic, rector of the church of Dylon, in the diocese of Hereford, to act
as his substitute when re(|uired, pursuant to the letters patent lately grantc<l
to the former, the said Thomas to render yearly accounts to the barons of
the E.xchetiuer.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to audit the said
account.
Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Dundedeus de Strata of Pavia {de
Pavyc), returning home after being with the king on the king's special
affairs.
Letters for Master Roger de Salinges, parson of the church of Rungeton
Abbots, going beyond seas, nominating William de Felsted, chaplain, his
attorney for two years.
Simple protection, for one year, for Robert de Gloucestre.
Licence for the prioress and convent of St. John Baptist, Godestowe,
to elect an abbess, on petition presented by Loretta de Hakinton and Isolda
Lovel, nuns, bringing news of the cession of Roesia de Oxhaye, their abbess.
Simple protection, for one year, for John de Shelvestrode, staying in
Wales on the king's service.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Richard de Chygewell, citizen of London,
his men and merchants, buying corn along the coast for sale in London.
Trotection, with clause vo/umtis, until Michaelmas, for William de Bray
of Wolanston, going beyond seas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Hamo Parleben to
the prior and convent of Lanceueton, of 2 acres of land in Clyve and
Holmgrove.
Membrane 2.
Nov, 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Geoffrey de Picheford and John son
Acton Burnell. of Thomas, touching the persons who broke the parks of Weston and
Somburu, co. Southampton, in the king's hands by reason of his custody
of the lands and heir of Patrick de Cadurcis, tenant in chief, and who
hunted and carried away deer there and in the new forest of Eleanor, the
king's consort.
[Oct.] 4. The like to John de Vallibus and R. Loveday, on complaint by Ralph de
Acton Burnell. Bonevill, Serjeant {servientis) of Otto de Grandisono and of Peter de
Cliaumpvent, that John Baldewyne of Ixeworthe, Humphrey le Gardiner,
William h; Revesone, Thomns Robin, William Brid, William Skirowhit,
Alexander de Buketon, William Ic Carpenter, Simon de Boketon, William
le Barkere, Richard le Neuman, Alfred del Barkhus, Walter Sparesho,
Thomas le Fcvre, Peter Portcrose, Walter le Carpenter, Geoffrey llamund,
Simon Dock, John de Vans of Ixeworth, William le Chihl, Edmund
de Shyjtenham, Thomas Wolewen, Ralph le Mouucr, Nicholas de Blake-
borgh, Henry de Blakebergh, John Holebek, Thomas Holebek, William
Hoifbek, Nicholas Skot, William Page, William son of Ralph le Provo^'t,
Simon le Ro, Robert le Prest, John Lowyiie, Hugh le Heyward, Nicho-
las Andreu, David fiz le Provost, Bernard del Golf, Ralph son of
Agnes, Ralph le Provost, Rol)ort Stangon, Thomjus Andreu, John
Lovebok, Roger Smert, Roger Sharp, Elijis le Blund, Robert le
Caretter, John de Thorp, Robert Gerard, John le Cuhirde, Peter
Prudouime, .John fiz le Mazon, William Finch, Bartholomew Body, William
Sparc-iho, William Criketot, Williuni prior of Ixeworth, brother John Ic
yo
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
Nov. 13.
Iltreford.
July 18.
Carnarvon.
Nov. 15.
Hereford.
Membrane 2 — eont.
(Vlerer of Ixcworth, Henry linin of St. Etlmund's, Simon Fest, Ralph del
(lolf, Robert le iraucker, Robert le Fevre, John Dugc, John le Vipere,
.lohn Spare>ho, Ro<;or Godale, Robert le Carpenter, John son of Bota,
Robert le Carettcr, Walter dc rulham, Nicliolas Swetc, Ralph le Reve,
Ciilbert Aneel, Ro<;er le Maszon, and John le Maszon, assaulte<l the said
Ralph tie lionevill at Ixeworth, co. Suffolk, while the said Otto and
J'eter were with the king in Wales, and committed depredations on their
goods, which were in the king's protection.
Association of W. de Burneton with Master Thomas de Soding[ton] to
take an inquisition between Edmund, earl of Cornwall, and l8[abella] de
Fortibus, countess of Albemarle, touching the wood of Swyndon, which the
said countess affirms to belong to the manor of Harewode, and to do justice
between them.
The like of R. de Boyland.
Commission of oyer and terminer to S. de Penecestre and N. le Gras,
touching the persons who entered the free chace of Gilbert de Clare, earl
of Gloucester and Hertford, at Thornebrigge and Retherfeld, in the counties
of Sussex and Surrey, while the said earl was on the king's service in
Wales, and hunted and carried away deer.
The like to J. de Luvetot and H. Hauteyn, on complaint by Richard
Maylle, that, being under the protection gianted to him by Henry III.,
Simon son of Richard and Richard son of Richard Curlu having demised
to him the custody of the lands and the marriage of the heir of Richard
Curlu, who held by knight-service of the said Simon, ejected the said
Richard and carried away his goods at Styvekeye and Threseweton. Also
that, being under the present king's protection, Roger de Brom, William
de Woktsham, Richard son of Stephen Angot, Thomas his brother,
Ralph de Mildenhale, chaplain, Stephen Angot, Henry de Swenham, John
son of Roger de Stokes, and Stephen de Ware of Caldecote, broke his
doors and houses at Stokefery, co. Norfolk, and carried away his goods.
The like to Master Thomas de Sud[ington] and Nicholas le Gras,
touching the persons who entered the free chace of Isabel de Mortuo Mari
at Arundel and hunted and carried away deer.
Membrane 1.
Nov. 15. Inspeximus and ratification because arranged by the king's mediation and
Hereford, before the king and council, of a deed, dated Westminster, Friday, the eve
of St. Leonard the abbot, 1283, between Godfrey, bishop of Worcester, and
the abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Westminster, and the prior and convent
of the cell of Great Malvern, whereby, in settlement of all discords, the said
Godfrey remits and quit-claims to the abbot of St. Peter's all patronage or
advowson over the said priory and every other right and claim, but reserves
his rights over the parish churches and ecclesiastical portions and pensions
belonging to the said priory, except that procurations shall not be exacted
therefrom.
Simple protection, for two years, for Guy de Smereden and Richard de
Burgo, clerk, proctors of the prior and convent of Christ Church,
Canterbury, rectors of the churches of St. Eyvin and St. Mary, New
Ros.
Nov. 8. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, and for the honour of St.
Acton Buruell. Milburg the Virgin, founder (jpatrone) of the house, for the prior and convent
11 EDWARD I.
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1283.
Nov. 15.
Herefonl.
Membrane I — cont.
of Wenlok to enclose with a smull dike and low hedoje their wood of Maddele,
which is within the hounds of the forest of Mont Gilbert, co. Salop. By p.s.
Inxpe.vimus and confirmation of a deed, dated Malvern, 9 October,
1 1 Edward I., between William de I^dbiry, prior of Great Malvern and
the convent thereof, and Richard, abbot of Westminster, acceptinj; the
above agreement, arranged before the king and council between G. bishop
of Worcester, of the one part, and Richard, abbot of Westminster, of the
other part.
Reversal of the outlawry promulgated against Albric de Capellis, as it
appears that he was unjustly appealeil of robbery by Laurence de Sancto
Edmundo, approver in the county of Suffolk.
Licence, after inquisition cul quod damnum, for the Friars Preachers of
Ivelchester, co. Somerset, to appropriate and enclose 2^ acres of land given
to them by John Whytbred, adjoining a lane which runs between his land
and their wall.
1282.
[Nov. 23.
Khuddlau.]
Nov. 26.
Khuddlau.
Nov. 30.
Khuddlau.
Dec. 4.
Khuddluu.
Membrane 25d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Helyon and Henry de
Shotbrok, touching the persons who broke the parks of Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, at Cosham, co. Wilts, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Thomas de Sancto Vigore and R. de Wodeton, touching an
appeal which Mary, late the wife of John Croide, brings in the county of
Somerset against John de Byr' and Joan wife of John son of Laurence,
detained in Somerton gaol for the death of her husband.
The like to N. de Stapelton, Alexander de Trikyngham and Nicholas de
Rye, touching an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Ranulph de Kirketon,
brings in the county of Lincoln against Richard son of Laurence de
Kirketon, Thomas son of Nicholas de Benyton, John de Hergate, Margery,
late the wife of Laurence de Wykes, John her son, and Roger Alger, for
death of her husband.
Commission to Hugh de Turbervill, to enquire touching the persons
who spoiled and carried away corn and other goods of Roger de
Clyfford, the elder, in his manors and granges in the counties of Worcester
and Hereford, to recover the same goods and corn, and to attach the
said persons.
Membrane 2Ad.
Commission of oyer and terminer to G. Aguill[on] and W. de Sancto
Quintino, touching the persons who broke the mill of Geoffrey de Hothuui
at Laxinton, co. York, by night, and cjirried away his goods.
Dec. 15. The like to R. de Boylund and H. Ilautein, touching the persons who
Khuddliii. assaulted John Bacon and Robert Kiffc, men of John de Berewik, king's
clerk, at Yarmouth, co. Norfolk, and killed two horses belonging to
them, worth 5 marks.
Dec. 15. The like to Richard de Boyland and Ivo de Kenington, touching the
Khuddlan. persons who a.ssaulted John de Hoo of Aclc at Acle, co. Suffolk, and
carried away hiH goods.
Dec. in. The like to William de Brumpton and John de Haulton, on complaint by
Khuddlau. John son of Roger, burgess of Newcar>tle-ou-Tyue, that Peter son of
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CALENDAR OF PAT?]NT ROLLS.
12S2.
1283.
.Ian. 2.
Khuildlan.
1282.
Dpc. 30.
Khuddlau.
1283.
Jan. 4.
lUiuddlan.
Jan. 5.
lihuddlau.
Jan. 10.
Riiuddlan.
Membrane 2\d — cont.
Gerald del Ilogh and Thomas de Sliotlogh, broke his park of Apeltrclegh,
in 33} w«."lK>, CO. Northumberland, by night, and foiled and carried away
his trees.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and llalph do Sandwico, touching the
persons who broke the house of Robert son of Taulinus at la Forde,
CO. Kent, while he was on the king's service in Wales, and under his
protection, and carried away his goods.
The like to R. de Hengham and W. de Agmodesham, touching the
persons who entered the manor of John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, at
Weng, CO. Buckingham, while the said earl was on the king's service in
Wales, and under the king's protection, carried away his goods and wounded
his men.
The like to Eoger le Rus and Adam le Botiler, touching the persons who
entered the free warren of Anselm de Gise at Elmor, co. Gloucester, while
he was on the king's service in Wales, and under his protection, hunted
therein and carried away hares and rabbits.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill and Master Henry de Newerk,
archdeacon of Richemund, touching the persons who broke the gates of a
close of Anthony Bek at Neuhag by Benigton, co. York, while he was on
the king's service beyond seas, and under his protection, depastured the
several lands, meadows, and pastures therein, and felled and carried away
trees therefrom, and imprisoned the servants of the said Anthony left there
in charge.
The like to R. Luveday and Master Thomas de Sodinton, touching the
persons who entered the forest of Knaresburgh, and the parks of Edmund,
earl of Cornwall, of Heywro, La Hay and Bilton, co. York, hunted therein
and carried away deer.
Commission to the same, reciting that in an inquisition taken at Swyndon
before the said Thomas, between Isabella de Fortibus and Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, touching a wood in Swyndon, the said earl complains that
certain doubts have arisen needing fuller examination, and appointing them
to take a certificate by the jurors of the inquisition on the doubtful points.
Commission of oyer and terminer to E. de Bekingham and John Russel,
touching the persons who felled and carried away trees in the wood
of Theyden Lessington, co. Essex, late of Robert de Sutton the younger,
tenant in chief, while in the hands of 0. bishop of Lincoln, who has the
custody of the land and heir.
The like to S. de Roff' and Ralph de Sandwyco touching an appeal
which Thomas de Everesham brings in the county of Kent against Robert
de Hardres for the death of Henry de Everesham, his brother.
The like to R. de Leye and William Bagot touching the persons who by
night broke the houses of William de Mere in Mere and Chauldon,
CO. Stafford, while he was on the king's service in Wales and under his
protection, and carried away his goods.
Feb. 8,
Khuddlau.
Membrane 23d.
The like to R. Loveday and Richard de Crepping touching an appeal
which Margery, late the wife of Roger de Seuerby brings in the county of
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Lincoln against John le Chauniberlein, Geoffrey le Marcys, and William
Dauncer, for the death of her siiid husband.
Feb. 9. The like to the Siime, touching an appeal which the same Margery
Khuddlan. brings in the county of Lincoln ajjain.st Edtuund Itusscl, Robert Bene,
Roger Gerard, Richard son of Roger Berner, Andrew le Carpenter, Hugh
le Carpenter, Adam Whitheved, Ralph Rolf, and Edusa daughter of
Amicia de Seuerby for the death of her said husband.
Fel). 1.), The like to John de Lovetot and Richard de Crepping touching the
Kbuddlun. persons who entered by night the manor of Petronilla, late the wife of
William de Fleg' at Horseye, co. Norfolk, and took away her cattle.
Feb. 15. The like to S. de Roff' and Ralph de Sandwico touching an appeal
Rhuddlan. which Thoma.s de Eversham brings in the county of Kent against Robert
de Hardres, detained in the prison of Canterbury for the death of Philip de
Eversham, his brother.
March 1.
Khuddlan.
Membrane lid.
The like to W. de Wymburne and W. de Braybof touching an appeal
which Roger de Crydye brings against Master Walter de Lechelade and
others for robbery in the county of Devon.
The like to N. de Stapelton, W. de Brunipton and E. de Beking[ham]
touching the disputes between the abbot of Cruland and the prior of Spald-
ing as to the repair of the bridges, gutters, ramparts {wallurarum) and
ditches of Spalding, co. Lincoln.
Membrane 2\d.
March 18. The like to Nicholas de Stapelton and William de ^leynill, on complaint
Conway. by the master of the hospital of Burton Lazars, that, being under the king's
protection, the abbot of la Dale, Richard de Grey, brother Richard de Nor-
manton, brother John de Lincoln, Herbert de la Wodehall, Thomas his
brother, William Rougcr, Hugh Pouger, Ralph de Frechevill, Robert
Barry, John Sharp, William le Serjant of Sandiacre, Henry le Macy of
Morleye, William son of Nigel, John Parfey, John de Wodeburgh, Geoffrey
le Messer, Robert le Bercher, Ranulph le Mouner, Samp.son de Morleye,
Hugh Grym of Morleye, Nicholas la Charetter of Cruche, Henry le Venur,
Robert Fressing, William Feraunt of Staunton, Thomas de Morleye, Ralph
le Sumeter, Elias de Ryseleye, Gilbert le Sergant of Alwastoi;, Robert
Pastey of Wylne, Nicholas Herte of Spondon, Roger le Mayden John le
Charetter, William Robert, John de Lee, Nicholas le Clerk, Alan le
Serjaunt of Boyhagh, Roger le Parker of Ilkeston, Geoffrey le Suur of
Ockebrok, Nicholas le Mazun, Andrew de la Dale, William Dony, Robert
le Serjant of Ockebrok, William Pokoc of Staunton, Robert Coc of Hoppe-
well, William Walshenian of Stanloye, Richard de Stanlcye, Richaid
Sauvage, Robert Boyhagii, William de Boyhagh, Robert de Trowell,
Hugh IfT Ken of Derleye, William son of Avicc do Stanlcye, William
de Trowelle, Itobert Botild, Ralph Pawe, Adam his son, Ralph son of Adam
Bere, Henry son of Juliana de Stanlcye, Walter his brother, Thomas son of
Peter, John Cat of Stanleve, John Bcre, William le Tayllur, William de
Melton, Geoffrey le Mazon of Stanlcye, Peter Clio[tte] of Burgh, Thomaw
his brother, Tliomas atte Cliirclicv('i<i of Ilaluin, Roger Briinsoni' of Halim,
John le Vaclier of la Dale, Nicholas le Sergant of Braydeston, Richard
le Charetter of la Dale, Nigel de la Dale, Geoffrey le Kou, Edmund bon
94
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
March 18.
Conwav.
March 25.
Conway.
March 25.
Conway.
Membrane 2\d — conf.
of Elias Foiigcr, Roger Ic Porter of la Dale, Robert Cosebrond of Ocke-
lirokc, AVilliain de Ireton, Simon son of Henry le Vykcr of Hahni, Hugh
Ic Kou of Boyhagh, Henry de Ryseleye, John le Fiz Matte of 'JVowell,
William le BiKdiiler of Sandiaere, Peter le Muuer, John son of John de
Sandiacro, William do Boyhagh, Roger de Sancto Andrea, Geoffrey de
StApelford, Thomas Breton, John de Kokersand, Richard son of Beatrice
de Stnpelford, William le Parker of Coshale, Richard de Donynton,
William de la Barre of Doninton, Nicholas le Parker of Bredon, John le
Parker of Donvnton and John de Gurnevyle with a multitude of armed
men came to his mill at Burgh by Spondon, and assaulted brother Robert de
Dalby, brother William le Rus, and Ralph de Ingwardcby, and other men of
his. The inquisition to be made of the men of the counties of Derby,
Nottingham, and Leicester.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and Nicholas le Gras touching the
persons who in the counties of Kent and Surrey entered the free chaces of
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, of Tonebrugge and
Retherfeld while the said earl was in the king's service in Wales and
under his protection, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Commission to Henry le Waleys to enquire touching persons guilty of
homicides and felonies in the county of Surrey and in the city and suburb
of London, and those who harbour them, and to cause the sheriff to arrest
such.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Loveday and E. de Bek[ingham]
touching the persons who have repeatedly broken the park of Gerard de Fur-
nivall, at Mundene Furnivall, co. Hertford, hunted therein, and carried
away deer.
Membrane 20d.
March 30.
Conway.
March 30.
Conway.
• April 2.
Conway.
The like to R. Loveday and R. de Bosco, upon petition of the defend-
ants for speedy hearing, touching an appeal which Matilda, late the wife of
John de Mundham, brought in the county of Suffolk against Peter de Denar-
ston, Peter Horn, William son of Humphrey de Denardeston, Walter leSone,
Urmin de Waldingefeud, Adam Foet, Adam le Keu, Walter son of Anselm,
Peet de lUeye, William Trussehare, John son of Adam de Taxtede, John
son of Ralph de Taxtede, Richard le Tayllur of Little Waldingefeud, William
Pykenot of Waldingefeud, James de Ilmesete, William le Chaszur, Hugh
Norman, William son of Alan le Padebrok, Master Laurence de Denarde-
ston, Egidia de Bello Campo, Humphrey de Denardeston, Robert Kyng,
and William de Coneweston, chaplain, for the death of her said husband,
which had been previously fixed to be tried before the king eight days
after Trinity.
Commission to Hamo Hauteyn and Gregory de Rokeslee to amend, in the
presence of Henry le Waleys, mayor of London, and by jury of the men of
Surrey, an inquisition touching the persons who slew Nicholas de Brainford
recently made upon the king's commission directed to the said Hamo and
Roger de Bachesworth, who returned Henry de Waleworth, detained in
Guildford prison, as guilty thereof, as it appears that the said inquisition
is not sufficiently full.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Bray and Richard de
Bray, touching the persons who fished and carried away fish from the
vi varies of the abbot of Suleby at Welleford, co. Northampton, and
assaulted his men.
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1283.
[April 12.
Conway.]
April 12.
Conway.
April 18.
Conway.
April 4.
Conway.
Membrane Idd.
The like to S. ile RofT ami S. de PcnccKstre touching an appeal which
William le Messager and Thomas Matheu brinjjj in the county of Surrey
against Henry de Waleworth for the death of >.'icholas de Breyuforf, their
kinsman.
The like to W. de Braybof and W. de Wymhnra touching an appeal
which John le Cras biings in the county of Wilts against Peter de Lavinton,
Adam Thebishopesbagere, Adam the lloppere, Nicholas the Messager,Williani
le Somenur, Thomas le Gardiner, Nicholas le Rus, William his son,
William Gileberd, John de Cheveril, Ralph le Keu, William Peres, AVilliam
his sou, Stephen Scaterig', Stephen Cokel, Thomas Lateman, Henry Fiz \e
Prestre, William son of Matilda, Henry de Rraunteston, Henry de Esse,
Roger de Aubernon, and Robert bishop of Salisbury, for robbery.
The like to the same touching an appeal which Matilda Attewell brings
in the county of Wilts against the said Peter, Adam, and others for
robbery.
Commission to Thomas de Pyn and John, the treasurer of the church of
St. Peter, Exeter, to enquire by men of the vicinage of Custummelbrigge,
CO. Devon, whether Henry Wyger, born there and baptized in the church of
EstregAvy, and in the wardship of the king, be of age.
Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Sahara and E. de Bekingham,
touching the persons who broke the doors of the church and of the officials'
houses of the priory of Freston, co. Lincoln, stole the keys, consumed
the victuals provided for the monks of Croyland dwelling in the said priory,
and who, still maintaining themselves in the said priory, consume their victuals
from day to day.
The like to J. Bek' and J. de Metingham, touching an appeal which
Margery, late the wife of William le Pestur of Aniewyk, brings in the
county of Lincoln against Alan .son of Stephen Wodeman, of Little Hale,
Geoffrey Bryan of the same, Stephen Wodeman, John le Keu, Alan son of
Walter Bryan, Geoffrey de la Venele, Roger de Neuton, William son of
Geoffrey le Hayward, Richard son of Richard, Robert son of Simon,
Thomas son of John, Thomas Vallet, John son of Robert Bonde, Hugh
Chyken, Gilbert Stiltebaud, Thomas Godbar, Robert Doile, Robert I'aynte,
Eudo Streng, and William de Broccelby, for the death of her husband.
Membrane \8d.
April 24-. The like to G. Aguill[un] and A. de Walk[inghani], touching an appeal
Conway. which Henry son of Adam le Venur brings in the county of York against
Thomas Bollok of Neusom, Henry del Forn, Richard son of Tcssaunda
and Tessaunda del Bayl of Tresk, for the death cf John le Venur, his
brother.
The like to R. de Hengham and John Peche, touching an appeal which
Alice, late the wife of Henry le Hunte, brings in the county of Surrey against
John de Polingfold and Godfrey Gingeure for the death of her husband.
The lik(! to John Bek' and Alexander de Trikingham, touching tho
persons who hunted in the warrens of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, at
Bolingbroke and Igoldemeles, co. Lincoln, and carried away hares.
May o. The like to Robert de Molecastre and Maater Adam de Ookedayk, on
Conway. complaint that Gilbert de Corewenn, Alan de Caniberton, Gilbert son
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
Membrane 18c? — cont.
of Ciilbt^rt do Corowoiin, William lo Marcsclml, Alan lo Garzonwator,
Alt'xaiKh'r Dodding, Aukctil Ic; Kou, Gilb(Tt Gloton and Adam de
Morizi'by carried away the goods of Thomas de Chcuhull at Lampelogh,
CO. Cumberland.
Membrane lid.
Mav 17. The like to R. Lovedey and R. de Crepping, touching an appoal which
Dolwytldelan. William Gabbe of Rollesby brings in the county of Norfolk against Walter
Trig and John son of Matthew le Carpenter of Castre for the death of
John Clement of Hemesby, his kinsman.
May 18.
Dolwvddelan.
May 16,
Dolwyddelan.
The like to J. de Vallibus and R. Luveday, touching the persons who
entered the free warren of John le Bigot at Stokton, co. Norfolk, while he
w^as on the king's service in Wales and under his protection, hunted
therein and carried away hares and rabbits.
Association of R. Loveday in the commission of oyer and terminer lately
directed to J. de Lovetot and Richard de Crepping, touching the trespass by
night upon Petronilla, late the wife of Walter de Fleg', committed at
Horseye by Richard Goldwine, Robert le Despenser, Roger Binning, Henry
le Chapeleyn, Adam Baret, Reginald Stug, Benedict Keym, Peter Digge,
John Mabile, Peter Attegrene, William Attegrene, Robert Edmund, Andrew
son of Elvena, Andrew Albri, Thomas Albri, Richard Whytyng, Thomas
his brother, Adam Sling, Geoffrey Overfen, and Robert his brother, Robert
de Stradebrok, Thomas de Begenell and Osbert de Marcham.
Membrane 16 c?.
June 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen de Penecestre and John de
Conway. Cob[beham], touching the persons who entered the park of the king's
mother at Maresfeld, co. Suffolk, and there and within her free chace and
warren of Essedon hunted and carried away deer and rabbits.
June 9. The like to J. de Luvetot and R. Loveday, on petition of the appellees,
Conway. touching an appeal which Emma, late the wife of Reginald de Chiselford,
brings in the county of Suffolk against Ralph le Bigot, Richard le Deneys,
Alan Cohaud, Walter le Povere, John son of Roger le Marchaund of Fra-
myngham, Herbert de Baudeseye, and Michael son of Robert le Taillur of
Baudeseye, for the death of her husband.
The like to W. de Braiboef and Richard de ColeshuU, touching an appeal
which Christiana, late the wife of Nicholas le Moyne, brings in the county
of Southampton against Ralph Erchebaud, John Horn and Thomas Aze,
for the death of her husband.
June 14. The like to R. Fulc[onis] and W. de Braybof, touching the persons who
Ccnway. broke the park of the abbot of Glastonbury at Domerhara, co. Wilts,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
June 20. The like to W. de Braib[oef] and Adam Gurdun, touching the persons
Rhuddlan. who broke the park of Reginald son of Peter at Bedhampton, co. South-
ampton, hunted there and carried away deer.
June 25.
Rhuddlan.
Membrane 15d.
The like to R. Luved[ay] and R. de Bosco, touching the persons who
by night assaulted Joan de Monte Alto at Frammesden, co. Suffolk, broke
her house there and assaulted her men.
J. de Lovetot associated with them.
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1283. Membrane \od — conl.
The like to Th. de Weil[and] and J. de Luvetot, touching the persons
who hroke a chest of William P'raunk' of Herewik at Doverecurt, co.
Essex, and carried away writings obligatory and other goods.
Julj 5.
Conwaj.
July 6.
Conway.
Membrase 14t/,
The like to J. de Luvetot and H. de Leyc[estre], touching the perjtons
who broke the park of Robert, earl of Oxford, at Cauuipes, co. Cambridge,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to J. de Luvetot and W. de Brumptnn, touching the persons who
by night curried away 13 marks, (5a-. 8rf., of William liarage, which were
in the custody of William de Enefeld his knave {garcionis) while the
latter was lately staying at the house of William (Jardun in Lichefeld,
CO. Stafford.
The like to J. de Lovetot and Robert de Bosco, touching an appeal
which Alice, late the wife of Roger Godeleve. brings in the county of
Suffolk, against Adam Verdun, Thomas Verdun, William Verdun, Thomas
Betman, John le Blund, John Rus, Ralph del Pont, Thomas Rente, Geoffrey
Colt, Thomassonof Eustace, Thomas son of Richard, John C^nderwater, John
le Carpenter, Walter Muudekin, Thomas Menedys, John Carlhagh, William
Gerebot, Nicholas le Clerk, Thomas his son, William de la Croyz, Mark
Panecak, John le Despenser, William de Kenredefurd, Alexander Manger,
Gilbert Mull, Hugh le Whyte, Roger Caym, Thomas Caym, Alan Touch',
Geoffrey Hay, Gilbert Davy, John Barun, Brian son of Thomas, Thomas
le Provost, Robert his brother, Robert Bernard, John Russel, John de
Langehage, Thomas his son, Adam Adered, John Hay, Gilbert Hamund,
Ranulph le Provost, Gilbert Pachet, William son of William, Stephen sou of
Margaret, Robert le Long, William Cok, Pet^r de la Grene, Robert Drane,
John Pap, John del Hyl, Geoffrey de Bredefeld, John le Pestur, Henry
Turneeurt, Robert son of Hamo, Robert Shille, Henry le Fevre, Alan
Dogiiefoet, William Mendigh, John son of Ranulph, Geoffrey Waleys, John
de Shaldeford the elder, Matthew Tepekin, and brother John de Ely, for
the death of her husband.
July 17.
Camarvou.
July 22.
CarDarvoD.
July 22.
Carnarvon.
Membrane \'5d.
The like to J. de Lovetot and G. de Rokesle touching the moneyers who
have counterfeited the king's die in Bury St. Edmunds, eo. Suffolk.
The like to the same, touching the persons who at Stowe, co. Cambritlge,
assaulted and stole from Stephen de Norfolk (?) and his fellow merchants,
140 pounds of silver, of the king's money.
The like to J. de Lovetot and R. Loveday, touching an appeal which
Agnes, the wife of Richard de Legh, brings in the county of Bedford,
a;!ain! t Richard prior ol" Bissemede, brother Richard de Farendon, brother
Simon de Redburn, brother Uilli.im de Es.sex, canons of (he same house,
Fabian de Colinworth, clerk, Geoffrey de Vilers, John le Lavender, and
Walter Duke, for the death of William de Legh, her son.
The like to N. de Stapolton and Thomas de Bray, touching an appeal
which William Peryn brings in the county of Northampton against i)rother
Thomas de Creton, brotlier Henry de Belegrave, brother William de
Welleford, and Ralph de Walccote, for robbery.
The like to the same, touching the persons who carried away goods of
the abbot of Suleby, co. Xorthampton.
ttiuu.
98
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283.
Jii'v 20.
Carnarvon.
July 20.
Carnarvon.
July 24.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 13c? — cont.
The liko to John dc Lovotot niul Richard de Holebrok, on complaint by
Auirustiu son of Jocius, biir<j:ess of Uiinwicli, that having brought an
action in the king's court ol' Ipswich against V'italis Bonion de Castellione,
Peter Acart de Saucto Milionc, and Elias Saled, for the recovery of 57/. due
for froi<;litn2:e of 125 tuns of wine brought by his ship called The ship of
All Saints from Leyburn in Gascony to Ipswich, the said defendants,
deferred to pay the same and surreptitiously obtained a writ of oyer and
terminer for John Bck to try the cause; the said John being engaged
elsewhere, the cause is to be tried without further delay according to
merchant law, and he is to send them the record and process held before
him.
R. Loveday associated with them under another date.
Commission to Nicholas de Stapelton and Henry de Perepunt to enquire
by the oath of men of the vicinage of Lenton, co. Nottingham, whether
William son of Nicholas de Cantilupo, the king's ward, born and baptized
at Lenton, be of full age.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Luvetot and Henry le
Waleys, mayor of London, in the room of Edmund, eari of Cornwall, and
Hamo Ilauteyn, who are otherwise engaged, touching certain robberies
committed between Wardon' and Bed', co. Bedford, upon certain merchants
of the count of Hoyland ; and the said earl and Hamo are to send the
record and process of their inquisitions and all other things pertaining to
the matter ; and the constable of the Tower is to produce all prisoners, as
well Christians as Jews, detained for the said robberies ; and if it should
happen that the said merchants are convicted of any illicit contract with
the Jews, they are to be attached by suflBcient pledges.
Membrane 12d.
July 27.
Carnarvon.
July 28.
Shuddlan.
July 24.
Carnarvon.
The like to R. Loveday and Hervey de Stanhowe, touching the pei'sons
who carried away the goods of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, at Blaketon, co.
Suffolk.
The like to R. Luveday and R. de Ludhara, touching the persons who
depastured and consumed the corn of Ralph de Kirketon at Dyleswez-
thorp, CO, Norfolk, while he was in the king's service in Wales and under
his protection.
Association of J. de Cobeham with W. de Braybof and W. de Wimburn
in a commission of oyer and terminer, touching an appeal before the latter
between John le Gras of Winchester and Peter de Lavinton, Adam the
Bissoppesbare, Adam le Hupare, Nicholas le Messager, William le Somenur,
Nicholas le Rus, William his son, William Gilberd, John de Chyverel,
Ralph le Keu, William Pers, William his son, Stephen Catherich, Stephen
Kucu, Thomas Lateman, Henry le Fiz le Prestre, William son of Matilda,
Henry de Brantesdon, Henry de Assehe, Roger Dabernon and Robert
bishop of Salisbury, for robbery.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Fulcon[is] and William
Brayboef, on complaint by William Baldecat, merchant of Ireland, that 14
cloths of his, price 40/., have been arrested at Southampton by the sheriff,
under the following circumstances : certain disputes having arisen some
time ago between two merchants, William de Leythan of Cork and Bernard
le Moyne of Southampton, Geoffrey de Geynvill, late justiciary of Ireland by
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1283. M^mhrnne l2d—cont.
the kinfj's mandate and merchant law, arivsfed the goods of Robert Bonevt
and Richard Soldo, burgesses of Southiim|.ton, at Cork, tor 31/. 3*-. 4c(.,
in which the said Bernard was bound to the said William, and afterwards
the said Robert and Richard recovered before Roger de Clifford and other
justices of the forest itinerant at Southampton the same amount against the
said Bernard, but unjustly, inasmuch as the said Bernard was bound in no
debt to the said William. Whereupon the said Bernard obtained an order
to the sheriff that, if this were found true, he should anest goods of Cork
merchants landing at Southampton to the same value. The case is now
to be determined, and the sheriff to summon Nicholas de Bai-beflet, Robert,
Robert, Richard, Robert, Henry, Hugh, Xigel, .John, .T(,hn, Walter,
Adam, Richard and Robert, before wiiom the case was conducteil before.
Aug, 15.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 15.
Criccieth
(Cruk').
Aug. 1.5.
Criccieth
(Krukjn).
Aug. 15.
Criccieth.
Aug. 12.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 17.
Hope.
Aug. 2G.
Hope.
Membrane \\d.
The like to Thomas de Bray and Robert le Baud, touching the persons
who carried away goods of th(3 abbot of Suleby, at Suleby, co. North-
ampton, and the receivers thereof.
The like to the same, touching an appeal which William Peryn brings
in the county of Northampton against Ralph de Walecote, brother Thomas
de Creton, brother William de Welleford, and brother Henry de la Grave
for robbery.
The like to R. de Boylond and W. de Braybof, touching the persons who
by night depastured the corn of the abbot and convent of Bynedon at
Lulleworth, co. Dorset, maimed and killed .some of the abbot's men, and
threatened to burn their houses.
The like to G. de Pycheford and R. Malet, touching an appeal which
Joan, late the wife of John de Kirtlington, brings in the county of Oxford
against William le Pestur, Walter le Waleys and John .son of Alice de
Biokesham, for the death of her husband.
The like to J. de Lovetot and W. de Sancto Claro, touching the persons
who killed Peter de Stanford at Stanford, co. Es.sex, and their receivers.
By p.s.
The like to R. Fulcon[is] and R. Malct, touching the persons who carried
away goods of Master \\'alter de la Mare at Agmodcsham and Derncdon,
CO. Buckingham, and wounded his men while he was in the king's service in
Wales and under his protection.
The like to William de Burntou and John de Lythegreyns, touching the
persons who carried away the corn of Eraericus de Kellaw and Joan his
wife, at Hiiplithum and Mersk, co. York.
Commission to Thomas de Woylaund and Roger Luveday, to enquire
whether John, prior of Ely, brother .John de Ely, GeotiVey de Draghestraii,
John le Blunt, Mark Panckake, Huf^h (ierebok, .John Attebrok, Nicholas le
Reve, Nicholas le Clerk, Thomas le V^eniir, Alice his wife, Roger Pod the
elder, Roger Pod the younj^er, Tioger Mietebelle of llen<lley, Walter
Moudekyn, Thomas de Benecroft, Roger le Pru(h', Roger d»l Pek', Thomas
Ills son, William le Revesone, .John I'nderwater, Alexander Rok', William
de Cuey, Thomas le Reve, and Chris! iana le Breus, broke the houses of
Richard le Neweman of Bergham and Wimarcha liis wife, at Bi-rgham,
CO. Suffolk, carrieil away their goods, imprisoned their sou Robert, and
assaulted Wymaicha, his mother.
o 2
100
CALEXDAK OF PATEXT ROLLS.
12S3.
Au.s. 2S.
Chester.
Aug. 28.
Chester.
Membrane lOd.
t
The like to Thorans de \Vevl[an(l] and 11. Luved[ay], touchinj!; an appeal
which Semaniuis Bocman of Ipswich brinjjs in the county of Suffolk against
Roger son of Robert de Moiito Alto, .John Purchas, William, parson of
the'' church of VVotton, Nicliolas de Coventre, Ralph di^ Bardeney, Roger
Godelvve, Alice Godelyvc, Robert Drnnkeman of Frammesden, Hamo
son of Riinulph He Frammesden, Richiird Drury. Roger Aylvvard, John
Moriz, Nicholas Willemesbrother the parson of Wotton, John le Hochild
of Avsshefeld, Walter le Taillur, and John de Monte Alto, for the death of
Roger Bocman, his brother.
The like to J. de Vallibus and R. Loveday, on complaint by Ralph de
Bonevill, serje-int of Otto de Grandisono and of Peter de Chaumpvent,
tliat John Baldewyne, etc. [satnr names as on Membrane 2, as far as John
Spares.'io, the names which fMow the latter beinq omUfeff], assaulted,
the said Ualph, at Ixevvorth, co. Suffolk, while the said Otto and Peter were
in the king's service in Wales, and plunder&d their goods.
The like to Hamo Hauteyn and Reginald de Ginge, touching the persons
who broke the park of Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and E.ssex,
at Enefeld, co. Middlesex, while tie was on the king's service in Wales
and under his protection, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to the same, touching the like trespassers in the parks of the
said Humphrey at Great Waltham and High Estre, co. Essex.
The Uke to VVilliam de Cavereswell, William Bagot and Robert de
Knyghtle, touching an appeal which Edith, late the wife of Henry son of
Robert de Rodelowe, brings in the county of Stafford against Adam de
Hanchirche, for the death of her husband.
Membrane 9d.
Sept. 29. Commission to Adam Gurdon and G. de Picheford to make an extent
Acton Burnell. both of a messuage and lands of John de London, king's clerk, lying round
the castle of Windsor, and of the king's lands of the new and old pur-
prestures in the forest of Wyndesor, for which the said John desires to
exchange his said messuage and lands.
Sept. 30. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Cobeham and Richard de
Acton Burnell. Suthirch, touching the persons who entered the house of Peter de Stanf,
CO. Essex, where he lay sick, and carried him against his will to another
house, whereby he met his death. By p.s.
The like to W. de Brayb[oef] and Thomas de Sancto Vigore touching
the persons who at New Sarum, co. Wilts, assaulted John Culverd and
Thomas le Messer of Langeford, men of Al;',n de Plugenet, who were under
the king's protection, and carried away their goods.
Membrane Sd.
The like to Hamo Hauteyn and William de Hamelton, touching the
persons who broke the park of Willinm son of Warin de Monte Caniso at
Wumferthing, and there and in his free warren of Swenescamp, in the
counties of Norfolk and Kent, hunted and carried away deer, hares, and
rabbits.
U EDVVABD I. 101
1283. Membrane 8d — coni.
Oct. G. The like to R. Fulc[onis] jiod \V, de Bniyb[oef], touching the persons
Actou Burnell. who broke tlie park of Muster de la Cornere at Whiccheburj, co. Wilts,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Master Tliomas de Sudinton and E. de Berk', touching the
persons who wounded and imprisoned Hugij de Upton, at Chiltehaui,
CO. Gloucester, and carried away his goods.
The like to R. de Boylond and W. de Middelton, touching the persons
who carried away the ^hi[)s and boats of the good men of Lenn, co. Nor-
folk, at the port of Lenn, and in the sea near the same, with their fish and
goods.
Oct. 6. The like to Thomas de Weyland and Roland de Erleye, touching the
Acton Burnell. persons who broke the park of the abbot of Rading, at Rading, co. Berks,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Salomon de RoflP and William de Brayb[oef] touching the right
to the fines lor breaches of the assize of bread and ale committed by the men
of the fi)ur tithiugs (decenis) of Teleford, Inglescumbe, Niwenton,and Twy-
vertoii, in the hundred of Welewe, co. Somerset. When the said Salomon
was last in eyre in the county of Somerset, the king impleaded Nicholas de
Monte Forti by writ of quo icrrnnto touching his right vo the said hundred
and the said fine.-^, and by judgment of the court they remained to the said
Nicholas. But the sheriff asserting that Gilbert de Clare, earl of Glou-
cester and Hertford, who had unduly withdrawn the said fines from the
king, surrendered the same to the king before the justices on the same eyre,
and that the men of the afore^•aid four lithings were amerced in 10/. for
such withdrawing, distrains them to their great damage and to the disheri-
son of the said Nicholas. Therefore the said justices are to go to the Kx-
chequer and inspect the rolls there with the treasurer and barons, to enquire
further touching the premises by the oath of the good men of Somerset, and
to determine whether the said Nicholas has had full seisin of the said fines
from time immemorial, as he alleges ; or whether the said earl surrendered
them to the king, as the sheriff alleges.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Boyland and W. de Brayb[oef],
touching the persons who broke the park of Hugh Foynz at Thornton,
CO. Gloucester, hunted therein and canned away deer.
Membrane Id.
Oct. 10. Commission of oyer :ind terminer to R. de Boyland and W. de Brayb[oef],
Acton Burnell. touching the persons who wounded and maimed Master John de Furneaus,
king's clerk, and his men, under the king's protection, at Dunepole, co.
Somerset, carried away their goods and killed some of them.
The like to R. Loved[ay] and R. de Boyland, touching the persons who
assaulted and detained William de Roynge, sherill" of Norfolk and SuHblk,
in his full county court in the town of Ipswich, until, for his dehverance,
he mad(! fine with two tuns of wine.
Association of G. de Rokesle, in place of J. de Lovetot, with H. lo
Waleys in the commission of oyer aiul tx-rminer touching certain trespasses
against the merchants of Guy, count of Holand, and their men.
Association of W. dc; MiddiUon with Ma-^ter Henry de Bray and W. de
Rothing in the commission ol oyer and terminer touching certain trespasses
against Ralph Crundel, committed by William de Calethorp and Cicely his
102 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
'J^283 Membrane Id — cont.
wife, Willinm de Book', Wynier le Ken, Michael de la Sale, John le Warener,
Kalph lt> SoiiK'ter, Kol)(M-t iie Messin^ham, Hugh Brun, John Gold, Thomas
le Hciolu'i-, WiilttM- It' CarettT, Roger le Porter, Simon le Carpenter, John
\V) ting, Roger de Crek' and John de Harpel.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Fulc[oms] and W. de Ag-
m[ode.sham], touching the persons who broke the doors of the Carmelite
friars at Oxford, and wounded the friars.
The Hke to J. Bek' and E. de Beking[ham], touching the persons who
broke the park of Robert son and heir of Robert de Sandeby, a minor in
the custody of O. bishop of Lincoln, at Sandeby, co. Nottingham, hunted
therein and carried away deer.
Membrane 6d.
Oct. 1."}. The like to W. de Saham and Thomas de Sancto Vigore, touching the
Acton Burnell. persons who broke the park of .John, bishop of Winchester, at Dunton,
CO. Wilts, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Walter de Hopton and John son of Aer, touching an appeal
which William de Clinton brings in the county of Salop against Adam
Huberd for the death of William de Clinton, his kinsman.
Oct. 17. The like to R. de Boyl[and] and R. Loved[ay], touching the persons
Acton Burnell. who entered the free warren of William Bardolf at Stowe, Wormegeye,
Eyngeton, Wynebergh, and Castre, co. Norfolk, while he was in the king's
service in Wales and under his protection, hunted therein and carried
away hares and rabbits.
Membrane 5d.
Oct. 18. The like to Ralph de Hengham, .John de Kirkeby, Nicholas de Stapelton
Acton Burnell. and John de Lovetot, on complaint by the abbot and convent of Quarre,
in the Isle of Wight, that, in spite of the king having first taken the said
abb^y under his protection, and afterwards into his hands, committing the
custody thereof to William de Brayboef, Isabella de Fortibus, countess of
Albemarle, continues to persecute them, and has wounded and maltreat^^d
their men at Cosham, Neuport and Stapelhurst, took away three of their
horses, value 10 marks, found there, and carried away the goods from Stapel-
hurst, Roubergh and Cosham.
The like to W. de Saham and R. le Waleys, touching an appeal which
Robert Burdet brings in the county of Leicester against John, prior of
Cliarleye, William de Muston, canon of the same, Robert le Bercher, Walter
Ilaykyn, Reginald de Bautre, Walter Harewart, and Walter de Hoclescote,
for robbery.
Oct. 25. The like to E. de Bekingham and Ranulph de Dacre, touching the persons
Acton Burnell. who broke the park of Roger de Lancastre at Stausted, co. Essex, hunted
therein and carried away deer.
Oct. 25. The like to J. de Luvetot and R. de Leic[estre], touching the persons
Acton Burnell. who carried away the goods of the prior of Ely in the county of Suffolk.
Oct. 14. Association of Richard de Heydon in the commission directed to Thomas
Acton Burnell. de Sancto Vigore and William de Brayb[oef], in place of the said Thomas, to
take tiie assizes in Cornwall and Devon.
11 EDWARD 1. 103
1283. Membrane hd — cont.
Oct. 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Brayboef and Richard
Acton Burnell. de Peveuesse, toucliiug an appeal which Isabella, late the wife uf John
Fraunkeleyn, brings in the county of Sussex against Nicholas de Warhngelith
for the death of her husband.
The like to William de Kavereswell and Roger Sprengehose, touching
an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Nicholas de Both[ele^leg],
brings in the county of Stafford against Simon Hap for the death of her
husband.
The like to R. Malet and John de Cheyni, touching an appeal which
Alice, late the wife of Laurence de Chiselhampton, brings in the county
of Oxford against John de la Marche and others for the death of her
husband.
Membrane id.
[Oct. 28. The like to R. de Boylond and W. de Roynges, touching an appeal
Acton BurDcU.] which Nicholas de London brings in the county of Norfolk against John
Katrevant, Ralph de Tonewell, \Villiam Sharp, Richard Thesliwardessergant,
Richard son of Roger le Clerk, Reginald Nogge, Bernard Keye, Hugh le
Conye, John le Cumsye, William son of Richard de Carleton, Hugh Sad,
John son of Roger le Clerk, Roger de Bosco, Thomas Nobbay, John
Spaule, Roger Whytlok, GeotiVey le Porcher, Roger Pinchoc, John de
Giimston, Simon de Ledsted, John le Cupere, Alexander son of Alexander
atte Hallyate, John son of Nicholas le Mestager, Robert de Punt, Roger
Oldman and Simon Fleys, for robbery.
Oct. 28. Commission to John de Cobeham, Robert de Hamme, Elias de Beking-
Acton Burnell. [ham] and James de Stiveton, who, before the council at Westminster, were
elected arbitrators, John and Robert by the abbot of Westminster, Elias
and James by the abbot of Waltham, to examine whether the abbot of
Waltham has repaired the mill of the abbot of Westminster in Amwell,
CO. Herts, with its pond and dam {abbayum) as they were before the abbot
of Waltham began his lock, and to see all things done according to his re-
cognizance in Chancery sent herewith, and to admit Thomas de Weyland in
the said commission.
Association of the said Thomas in the above commission.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Hanio Hauteyn and R. de Bosco, touch-
ing the persons who assaulted John Tankard, Roger Tuluse, John le Lung
and William Crisp at Norwich, co. Norfolk, and carried away their goods.
The like to G. de Charrom and de Camhou, on complaint by Thomas
de Karleolo, that wherea-s Hugh de Hecham had a vacant place near the
house of the said Thomas in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, he dug so deeply there
as to damage the said house.
The like to R. Fulc[oni8] and W. de Agm[odeshamJ, touching tho
persons who by night broke the park of lialph Pipard at Linlbrd, co. Buck-
ingham, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Oct. 25. Tho like to Thomas de Weylond and R. du Lcyc[e3ter], touching an
Acton Burutll. npinal which Roger Tatyn brings against Robert de Wycuinbe, chaplain
of Jl. de Eveslium, cardinal priest, before the justices of the beiicli for
robbery. The justices arc to send to them the said appeal with the
attachments.
104
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12>^3.
Oct. 28.
^fc»lbrone 4d — cont.
The like to Thomas do Sancto Vigore and Richard de Heydon, touchiii<T
Acfon Burnell. the ihtsdiks who entiled the park of Walter de Duuheved at Dunheved,
CO. Somerset, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Nov. 1. Commission to Stephen de Penecestre and Ralph de Sandwyco to
Acton Burnell. enquire touching the malefactors at large in the counties of Kent and
and Sussex, and to cause the same to be arrested by the sheriff.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Luveday and Robert de Bosco,
touching the appeal which Ralph de Halstede I rings in the county of
Suffolk against John de Sancto Quintino, Robert de Sancto Quintino,
Sayena his wife, Giles Cumet, Edmund son of George le Clerk, William
Poynte, William Contif and Ferminus le Poer, ' raouner', for mayhem.
Membrane Sd.
Oct. 1. Commission to Richard de Boy land and William de Rothinge to enquire
Actou Burnell. touching the persons who wounded William de Gredingham and Simon
his brother, at Ipswich, co. Suffolk, and stole their goods.
Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Hamelton and W. de
Agm[odesham], touching the persons who broke the parks of William son
of Warin de Monte Canisio at VVymmeferthing, co. Norfolk, and Paynes-
wyk, CO. Gloucester, and there and in the sai<l William's free warren at
Swenescamp, co. Kent, hunted and carried away deer, hares and rabbits.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Heng[ham] and J. Pecche,
touching an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Henry le Hunt, brings
in the county of Surrey against Robert de Clympeffold for the death of
her husband.
The like to J. de Lovetot and E. de Bek[ingham], touching an appeal
which Alexander de Whytewell brings in the county of Bedford against
Isabel de Longevill for robbery.
Nov. 4. The like to Hamo Hauteyn and R. de Bosco, touching the persons who
Acton Burnell. assaulted and imprisoned John Tankard, Roger de Tuluse, John le Lung
and William Crisp, men of the earl of Hereford, at Norwich, co. Norfolk,
and carried away his goods.
Nov. ,5. Commission to Stephen de Penecestre, Master Henry de Bray and Ralph
Acton Burnell. de Sandwyco, to enquire by such of the vicinage of Fordv.'ich as have no
affinity with the prior of Christc;hurch, Canterbury, whether the said
prior, during the last voidauce of the abbey of St. Augustine, Canterbury,
erected a certain quay and house in Fordwicli to the prejudice of the
king and the said abbey otherwise than was the case at the time of the
cession of Nicholas, predecessor of Thomas, abbot of St. Augustine's ;
also whether the said prior im|}leaded John de Burne, late keeper of the
said abbey, and others of the said abbey in the court christian before the
archbishop of Canterbury or his commissary, because he impeded him in
making the said erections. The prior at the suit of the king ))ef'ore his
council lately in London having put himself on these inquisitions, if the
said erections are found to be prejudicial to any one they are to be thrown
down ; and if it is found that the said prior impleaded the said John in
the court christian he is to be attached to appear before the king to hear
the penalty due.
Commission to Ralph de Hengham, J. de Kirk[eby], S. de Roff', W. de
Hopton, and R. de Ley c [ester], arbitrators agreed upon by Roger de
U EDWARD I.
lOo
1283. Membrane Zd—cont.
Soinery and the prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England, to ftiquire
whether William de Paries, hanged fur felony, held the manor of Huunes-
wonl of the said iloger or of the said prior, the enquiry to be made at the
said manor on the morrow of St. NTictiolas, by jury of the counties of
Statford and Warwick.
Commission to R. Malet and W. de Agm[odesham] to enquire of the
vicinage of Little Gravenhurst, co. Bedford, whether John de Bowelcs, a
ward of the king, born and baptized there, be of full age.
Xov. 6. Commission to J. de Lovetot, J. de Kirk*, Simon de Wynton', to enquire
Acton Burnell. in the county of Southampton what liberties belong to the king's castle of
Southampton, which is in the hands of Eleanor, the king's consort, and if
any have been subtracted, to restore the same.
Membrane 2d.
Nov. 8, Association of G. Aguillun, in the room of William de Burneton, with
Acton Burnell. John de Lithegreines in a commission of oyer and terminer touching the
persons who mowed and carried away the corn of Emeric de Kellawe and
Joan his wife at Upiythum and Mersk, co York.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Leyc[estre] and E. de Beking-
ham touching the persons who broke the park of William de Say at
Sabricheworth, co. Hertford, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Nicholas de Stapelton and John Bek', touching an appeal
which Matilda, late the wife of John son of Gerard de Byker, brings in the
county of Lincoln against Alan son of Ranulph, Lambert sou of Alan
Hereniod, Walter >on of William le Fraunccys, Ranulph sou of Elias,
William son of Robert son of John de Byker, Thomas son of Sampson,
Ranulph son of Beatrice, Elias his brother, Alan Heremod, William le
Fraunceys, Robert son of John and William le Engleis of Byker, for the
death of her husband.
Nov. 8. Association of William de Ei hingham, in place of John de Cobbehani, with
Acton Burnell. Stephen de Penecestre in a commission of oyer and terminer touching the
persons who entered the park of Eleanor, the king's mother, of Maresfeld,
CO. Sussex, and there and in her free chace of Essedon hunted and carried
away deer and rabbits.
Conmii.s.Mon of oyer and terminer to R. Luveday and R. de Boylanu, on
complaint by WMlliam Bardolf, that Nicholas de Stokesby, parson of the
cliureh of Jakeshani, John Jakes, John Pockehare, Peter Huge Ivn of Est-
dernham, Richard .son of William le Pestur of Estderham, Matthew son of
Geoffrey le Boiur, Richard Vyncent of Jakeshani, Ralph son of Alan le
Glovere, William Spurun, John .son of Alexander Odelyn of Skernyng,
Ralph his brother, 'J'homas son of Peter Aunlrey of Reynitrston and Roger
de Stokes of Estderham entered his free warren at Wliyneberg, and Jakes-
hum, CO. Norfolk, hunted therein, carried away hares and assaulted his
men.
'I he like to Master Thomas dn Sodinton and Nicholas Ic Gras, touching
the mutual trespas.scs of Isabella de Moituo Mari, ketpcr of the manor of
AvniMlel, CO. Sussex, during the minority of Richard son of John .«on of
Alan, and Ali)inus d(! Bivory, k'^e[)er of the manor of Suthstok' during the
nilDorily of Hugh .son of .lohu de Nevill.
lu6 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1283. Membrane 2d — cont.
Tlio like to R. de Leyc[estre] and E. de Bek[ingham], touching the
persons who assaulted Alan Osmund at Horsheth, co. Cambridge, and carried
away his goods.
Membrane Id.
Nov. 12. The like to J. de Luvetot and R. Loveday, on complaint by Thomas de
Acton Burnell. Freston that Richard de Holebrok, Richard de Saxham, Hugh de Stradesele,
and others took his plough-oxen and sheep at Freston and Stutton, cc
Suffolk, both in his demesne lands and in the highroad, and led them away
into the liberty of St. Edmund, not permitting him to replevy them.
Nov. [15]. The like to R. de Boy land and R. Luveday, touching the persons who
Hereford, assaulted Roger de Huntingfeld, Andrew Bonde, Hugh , Henry
Adecok, John son of Osbert, Matilda Tracy [and John Ricard and William
sons of ], at Swynesheved, co. Lincoln.
( 107 )
12 EDWARD I.
1283.
iSov. 21,
Hereford.
Nov. 28.
Worcester.
Nov. 28.
Worcester.
Dec. 5.
Hayles.
Dec. 8.
Leominster.
Dec. 9.
Leominster.
Dec. 9.
Leominster.
Dec. 11.
Leominster.
Dec. 11.
Leominster.
Dec. 8.
Leominster.
Dec. 11.
Leominster.
Dor. 11.
Wigmore.
Membrane 20.
Acquittance to R. bi.>^hop of London for 166/. 1.3.?. 4f/., paid to Barunciniis,
merchant of Lucca, being the fine agreed upon in lieu of service in the army
in Wales for 10 Edward I.
Licence for Dyaius son of Sampson, Jew of Worcester, to sell a messuage
in the parish of St. Andrew's, Worcester, next to the messuage of John le
Bocher, of Worcester, but not in mortmain. By chancellor.
Appointment of Adam de Weston, king's clerk, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the priory of St. Fredeswide, Oxford, void by the cession of
John de Leukenor, late prior.
Licence for the alienation in moitmain by Robert Vesk of Evesham to
the abbot and convent of Evesham of a messuage and a virgate of land
in Hampton by Evesham.
Letters for Robert de Valle, staying in England, nominating Walter de
Castro Novo and Robert de Barkervile his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
Licence for the subprior and convent of St. Fredeswyde, Oxford, to elect
a prior on petition pre^ented by John de Denton and John de Saundon,
canons thereof, bringing news of the cession of John de Leukenore.
Acquittance to Walter de Rodmerleye, collector of the fifteenth "in the
bishopric of Hereford, for the payment to Lionius son of Lionius of 200/.
for the pay of the knights and others in the garrison of Whitchurch for
1 1 Edward I.
Licence for the prioress and nuns of Acornebiry to enclose and impark
the wood granted to them by Henry HI. called Athelstanewod, which is not
within the bounds of any forest.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Geoffrey de Aspehale
to the prior and convent of Bradenestokc, of a messuage, 73 acres of land,
16 acres of wood, and 8 acres of meadow in Northlideyerd.
Grant to Ralph de Albiniaco of the marriage of the heirs of John de
Bello Campo, tenant in chief, in lieu of a marriage to the yearly value of
200/. in land, which the king formerly promised to him in consideration of
his quit claiming to the king his right in the honor of Monemuth.
Pardon to Roger do C'lifFord and his heirs of a moiety of his debts to the
king; his heirs to be charged with the other moiety; but his executors to
have free administration of his goods in the execution of his will.
Appointment of Malcolm do Harleyc, king's clerk, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the abbey of Westminster.
Licence for the prior and convent of Westminster (o elect an abbot, on
petit ir»n pic^senfed by William de Hanynlon, John do Sulton and Walter do
Wenlok, monks of that house, bringing news of the death of Richard, their
late abbot.
Licence, at the inslance of Edmund the king'p brother, and after inquisi-
tion ad quod damnum, made by Richard ile PleBsetio, keeper of the IbrcBt
108 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
I9m> Membrane 20 — cont.
of Sflcwoilc, for Giles do Flory to onclose with a small dike and low hedge,
acconliiifi to the assise of the forest, and to cultivate, 30 acres iu his wood
of ClafFord, within the hounds of the said forest.
Dec. 12. Letters for Philip son of Odo de Barry, staying in England, nominating
Wigmore. William le Waleys and John le \^'al(•ys his attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
The like for Thomas son of Maurice, staying in England, nominating the
same for the same period.
Mandate to S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, to pay 100
marks to William Huse, as a gift.
Simple protection, for two years, for the following, staying in England: —
Thomas son of Maurice.
Roger Andree of Eton.
Philip son of Odo de Barry.
Pardon, for services in the expedition into Wales, to Norman de Arcy,
of 100/. of his relief, and also of the debts, penalties and usuries in which
he is bound to the king in his Jewry, all which were granted to Eleanor,
the king's consort.
Vacated because otherwise below, in the month of January.
Dec. 12. Mandate to Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to restore the
Acton Burnell. temporalities of Montacute to Peter Gaydenzar, late prior of Reyny, now
preferred to be prior of Montacute by Ivo, abbot of Cluny.
Dec. 16. Simple protection, for one year, for Henry de Upaven, parson of the
Acton Burnell. church of Caumpeden.
Mandate to Robert le Eyr, keeper of the abbey of Godestowe, to restore
the temporalities to Mabel la Wafre, abbess elect.
Simple protection, for two years, for the abbot of Savigny.
Deo. 17. Protection, with clause volumus, for the following, going beyond
Shrew.-iburT. seas : —
Master Walter de Bathon', going on the king's affairs.
Giles Elory, until Michaelmas.
Walter de Dunheved, until Michaelmas.
Master Walter de Bathon', for one year.
Nicholas le Barun of Stafford, until Michaelmas.
Simple protection, for two years, for Grriffin de Warenna.
Dec. 24. Signification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Rhuddlan. of [John] de Sandon, canon of St. Fredeswyde's, Oxford, as prior.
Dec. 15. Licence for Robert Burnell, bishop of Bath and Wells, chancellor, and his
Acton Burnell. heirs to make a deer-leap to his park of Acton Burnell within the bounds
of the forest of Salop, and to take deer of any kind which enter by the said
deer-leap.
Membrane 19 (Schedule).
Dec. 16. Grant to Thomas de Weylaund of the marriage of Hugh son and heir of
Shrewsbury. John de Nevill, tenant in chief.
Membrane 19.
Doc. 1 7. Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses and the other good men of Oswal-
bbrewBbury. debtie, of murage for twenty 3 cars from the feubL of Si. Thomas the Apostle.
12 EDWARD I.
109
Dec. 31.
Macclesfield.
1284.
Jan 6.
Cridliug.
1283. ^fembrane 19— con r
Oct. 6. Letters for Robert de Tuteshnle. Koino: bevond seas, nominating William
Acton Burnell. de Carleton, clerk, and Robert de Hertford his attorneys for one year.
Dec. 24. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln
Rhuddlan. and constable of Chester, to the abbot :ind convent of Stntilowe {loci
benedi?ti de Stanlowe) of the advowson of the churcli of Whalleye, and of
its chapels.
Panion to Thomas Balle of Athelynton for the death of Robert de
Wydcford, as it appears by the testimony of Geoffrey de F^ycheford and
others that he killed him in self-defence.
Letters for Ro^r le Bijjod, earl of Norfolk and Marshal of Enjjland,
stavinu in Enijlanil, uoininatinij Simon do Ardern and Richard Fauiiiin his
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Fromund le Brun,
king's yeoman, stayini; in England.
Appointment of John de Kirkeby to the office of treasurer of the Ex-
chequer, during pleasure.
Mandate to the executors of the will of R. ahliot of Westminster, late
treasurer, to deliver the keys and other things pertaining to the said office
to John de Kirkeby.
Mandate also to the chamberlains and barons of the Exchequer by writs
close to deliver the office.
Protection, with clause volvniux, for one year, for Deudettus Guillelmi,
merchant of Eleanor, the king's mother, going beyond seas.
Siniple protection, for one year, for the prioress of Heyning'.
Safe-conduct for H. bishop of Whitherne, purchasing corn and victuals
in Ireland and taking the same by sea to Scotland.
Letters for John de Hasting', going to Scotland, nominating Giles de
Barneton and Walter Leuyn his attorneys until Midsummer.
Pardon to Norman de Arcy, as above, under date of December 12.
Licence for Bouruncinus Walteri, Richard Gwidicionis and Reyner
Magiar' and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, to sell cloth not according
to the a.ssize, until one year after All Saints.
Exemption, until two years after the Purification, of John de Claris
Vallibus, citizen of York, afflicted with palsy, from being put on assizes,
juries and recognisances.
Letters for Pasch* Jacobi and James Tynach', going to Ireland, nominating
William Fulberti and Walter son (f Ralph their attorneys in England for
two years.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Whitsunday, for William de Aeon
and Robert le Botillier, going on pilgrimage to Santiago.
Letters for Agnes wife of .lohn de Seleby, staying in England, nomi-
nating her husband and Henry de Ledeshani her attorneys in Ireland for
three years.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for Reginald son of
Peter, going beyond seas.
Letters to the prior of St. Nicholas, Exeter, staying in England, nomi-
nating Richard de Smalefeld .nnd brother William de Estry his attorneys in
Ireland.
Jan. ti.
York.
Jan. 11,
York.
Jan. 14.
St. Oswald.
Jan. 16.
St. Ojwald.
no
CALENDAT^ OF PATENT ROLLS.
1284.
Membrarte 19 — cont.
Licence for the deiin and chapter of Kihnacduagh to elect a bishop, on
petition presented by Master Nicholas (ie Coiiagh, one of the canons,
hrinirin'^ news of the death of Maurice, late bishop.
Power to S. bishop of Waterford to restore the temporalities to the
bishop elect.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Jan. 16.
St. Oswald.
Jan. 22.
Clipstone.
Jan. 28.
Lincoln.
[Jan. 22.]
Clipstone.
Jan. 27.
Ludham.
Jan. 27.
Newark.
Jan. 28.
Newark.
Membrane 18.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum before the sheriff of Salop,
for John son of Aerus, to enclose with a small dike and low hedge and
to cultivate 5 acres in his wood of Aston, adjoining the high road on the
west, within the bounds of the forest of Shyrlet.
Notification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of Walter de
Wenlok, monk of Westminster, to be abbot.
General notification of the same.
Protection, with clause volumus, until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula,
for Huj^h de Oddingeseles, going beyond seas.
Exemption, for life, because of debility, of Richard son of Richard le
Engleys of Fenton, from being put on assizes, juries and recognisances.
Confirmation of a grant by Richard, chaplain and warden of the house
of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln, and the brethren thereof, to Thomas
(le Scandeford, chaplain, concerning canonical and daily distributions to be
held in the said house.
Licence for Robert Burnel, bishop of Bath and Wells, chancellor, to
crenellate his dwelling-house of Acton Burnell.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Walter de Wenlok, abbot elect of West-
minster, going on his own affairs to the court of Rome.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Thomas de
Haddon and Baldwin hi." brother, gone to the court of Rome.
Letters for the said Thomas and Baldwin, nominating Thomas de
BruneshuU and John Godwyne, of Gyvele, their attorneys until Michaelmas.
The like for Richard de Burgh, earl of Ulster, staying in England,
nominating Walter Russel for two years.
Peter son of James de Birmingham, staying with the same Richard in
England, nominating Henry le Fiz Riryth' for two years.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for the said Richard and
Peter.
Acquittance to William de Beverlaco, king's clerk, receiver and collector
of the tenth granted by the clergy in the province of York, for the pay-
ment of 94/. 10*. to William de Perton, king's clerk, at Chester, on Tuesday
the morrow of St. Nicholas, 12 Edward L, by the hands of Richard de Saham,
clerk, and of 44/. 13s. 4d. to Master William de Luda, keeper of the ward-
robe, on Tuesday the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 12 Edward I., at
Lincoln, arising from the tenth and arrears aforesaid for the first and second
years.
Vacated by surrender and cancellation, and the payments with others
were enrolled in two letters on the Patent Roll, January, 13 Edward 1.
12 EDWARD T.
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1284.
Jan. 31.
Stowe Park.
Feb. 3.
Ncttleham.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Simple protection, for one year, for Isabel late tlie wife of Roger de
Clifford the younger.
Acquittance for Master William deTomemir', late master of the money,
divers assays having proved his fidelity in his office of coining money.
Appointment of John Gyot to the office of the assay of the money, during
pleasure, with 50 marks a year, namely, 25 marks for the assay in England,
and the like for the assay beyond seas ; to find a substitute when absent.
Simple protection, for two years, for the prior of Holy Trinity, York.
Mandate to Adam de Weston, keeper of the priory of St. Fredeswyde,
Oxford, to restore the temporalities to Robert de Lewelin, subprior, elected
prior.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Vacated because otherwise on the schedule attached.
Membrane 18 {Schedule).
Feb. 3. Mandate to the said Adam to restore the temporalities to the said Robert
Nettleham. preferred to be prior by O. bishop of Lincoln ; saving to the king his
expenses in tilling and sowing the lands of the priory.
Feb. 6.
Nettleham.
Feb. 6.
Nettleham.
Feb. 8.
Nettleham.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Pardon, at the instance of O. bishop of Lincoln, to Richard de Sutton
and Isabel his wife, sometime the wife of Philip Burnel, tenant in chief,
of the trespass committed by the said Isabel in marrying the said Richard
without licence while he is under age ; and grant to the same Richard and
Isabel of the custody of their lands during Richard's minority.
Grant to Henry le Waleys, mayor of London, in e.xtension of a former
grant of certa;n customs in aid of the repair of the walls and the enclosure of
the said city, of the same customs for another two years from Easter, in aid
of the paving of the said city towards Westminster, and to make the wall
near the house of the Friars Preachers towards the Thames.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for John, abbot of
St. Edmunds, going beyond seas.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by the sheriff of Somer-
set, for the Friars Preachers of Yivelcestre to appropriate and enclose
2^ acres of land, given to them by John Whitbred, adjoining the lane
running between it and their wall.
Vacated because enrolled in N'ovember, 1 1 Edward I.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Roger de Pinlesdon
staying in Wales on the king's service.
The like, until Easter, for the abbot of Bardeneye, going beyond seas.
Presentation of Simon de RofP to the church of St. Lucian, Walin"ford
in the dioce.se of Salisbury, with tlu> chapels thereto belonging, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the priory of St. Fredeswide. Oxford.
Commisr<ion to John de Vallibus, William de Saham, Roger Luveday,
John de Metingham and Master Thomas de Sodintou, to meet at Lincoln a
forini;,'ht after Ea.ster and continue the eyre which the king lately superseded
for certain causes which have now ceased.
112 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J2S4 Membrane 18 — cont.
Prt'sciitaiion of Hugh de Hormede, chaplain, to t!)e church of St. Mar-
garet the Vii-irin, New Fish Street {prope pisciiriam), London, in the
diorose of London, in the king's gift by reason oi the voidance of tlie abbey
L>f \V est Qii lister.
Letters fur the iibliot of Burdeueye, going beyond seas, nominating
William de Eiby and Robert de Benyngworth, clerk, his attorneys until
two years after Easter.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for John de Dighton, citizen
and merchant of London.
Membrane 17.
Feb. 6. Commission to Reginald de Grey, J. de Vallibus and Roger Loved[ay], to
Jfettleham. see that the bailifTs and ministers of the abbey of St. Edmunds do their
dntv touching the homicide of William de Wahull, parson of the church of
AValhull, in the town of St. Edmunds, as it appears by the complaint of the
abbot and convent that the commission of oyer and terminer lately directed
to the said Reginald and Roger was in prejudice of their franchise.
Association of J. de Vallibus with Roger Loveday in a commission of
oyer and terminer touching a trespass done against William Bardolf by
William de Stokosby, parson of the church of Jakesham, John Jakes, John
Peckehare, Peter Hnlyn, Richard son of William, Michael son of Geoffrey,
Richard Vincent, Ralph son of Alan, William Spurun, John son of Alex-
ander, Ralph his brother, Thomas son of Peter, and Roger Stok.
Commission of oyer and terminer to S. de Roff' and S. de Penecestre
touching the persons who by night carried away timber and other goods of
the prior of Christchurch, Canterbury, at Fordwyz, co. Kent.
The like to N. de Stapleto'n, R. de Boyland and Adam Gurdun, in
the counties of Southampton and Wilts, touching the persons who killed
Thomas de Hodemuln, and touching an appeal which Matilda late the
wife of the said Thomas brings against William le Dun and Stephen
Waspayl for the said death.
The like to N. de Stap[elton], Richard de Boyland and William de
Braiboef, touching the persons who by night slew Master Walter de
Lecchelade, formerly canon of the church of St. Peter, Exeter, at Exeter;
and the appeal of John de Lecchelade, his kinsman, in the county of Devon,
against Henry de Stanweye, Luke de Sancto Leonardo, clerk, Wiliiain le Des-
penser, of Haddon, Roger Tuace of Cride, Michael le Messer, John Pikot
of Wonfnrd, Henry le Messager, John de la Bataille, Thomas de Taulonde,
Elias Poyside, Godfrey Donecan, Peter de Melhiwysh. Reginald le Ercevesqe,
Walter le Rous, John de Wolfrington, John de Cristenestowe ' vicaire,'
Alfred de la Porte, Roger Russel of Exeter, Walter de Breington, William
Huge 'pape' of Exeter, William Pycot, 'vicaire.'
The like to Thomas de Weyland and John de Luvetot, touching the
persons who slew William de Alemayne in the public high road near
Godrichiswode. Retornabile.
Membrane 16.
Feb. 11. Exemption, for Hfe, of Robert le Clerk of North Leverton, from being
Nettleham. put on assizes, juries and recognisances.
12 EDWAHU I. 113
12S4<. Membrane IG — cont.
Grant, for a fine of 20 marks, to be paid at Michaelmas, to Robert do
Gipthorp, of the marriage of the heirs of Herbert de Salfletby, tenant in
chief.
Quit-claim of the advowson of the church of Dunameneye, co. Glouces-
ter, to William de Hanleye, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
iu England, until the right thereto, whereof the king has impleaded the
said William in the Bench, has been decided.
Ratification of a grant by Eleanor, the king's mother, and Imhert do
Bosezel, attorney in England of Amadeus de Sabaudia, the king's kinsman,
to John de Overton, parson of the church of Tunsted, of the custody, during
minority of the heir, of the manor of Tunsted, co. Norfolk, late of Robert
Grelle, tenant in chief.
Pardon to Margaret, late the wife of Alan Evcrard of Burgh by Weynflet,
CO. Lincoln, who was condemned by the justices of the last eyre for harbour-
ing a thief, namely Robert her son, and hanged on the gallows without
Lincoln, but being cut down and removed for burial to the hospital of
lepers without the south gate of Lincoln, when near the place of burial
was seen to draw a breath and revive ; granted because her recovery is
ascribed to a mii-acle, and she has lived two years and more in the said
hospital.
Mandate to Bauruncinus de Luk' and his fellows, merchants of Lucca,
to pay to S. bishop of Cadiz {Gadicens'), envoy of A[lfonso] king of
Castile, 5,000 marks in the first week of March, at Paris, for the use of the
said king.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the custody of the lands of Ralph
de Plaiz, tenant in chief, during the minority of his heirs, together with the
marriage of the heirs, saving to Isabella, late the wife of the said Ralph,
reasonable dower.
Grant to the same of all the debts owed to the king by Richard and Jordan
Folyot.
Protection, with clause rogamusy for three years, for the master and
brethren of the hospital of St. Lazarus, Jerusalem, and their envoys,
seeking alms.
Protection, with clause volurmis, for one year, for Thomas de Wytcheford,
chaplain, going beyond seas.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the custody of the lands which
Matilda, late the wife of Richard de Amundevill, held in dower of the in-
heritance of Richard son and heir of John son of Alan, the king's ward,
except those in the county of Chester which the king assigned for building
the fabric of the abbey of Vale Royal, during the minority of the said
Richard.
Feb. 12. Appointment, during pleasure, of William do Henoure, king's clerk, to tho
Lincoln. cupto<ly of a toft in Hagworthingham, late of William Saxel of Hagworth-
ingham, escheated by his outlawry for felony, and extended at 8rf. yearly.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Aldebrandus Malegal and
Hugelinus Petri.
Grant to Henry de Glaston' of the custody of the manor of Morton,
which is of tho purj)arty of Juliana daughtt'r of John dt> Snndwyco, a co-
parcener of the inheritance late of Isabella de Gaudavo, tenant in chief,
during her minority ; in satisfaction of 100 marks in which the king ia
bound to him.
C5014. U
in CALEXDAll OF PATENT ROLLS.
22S4. Mi)ubranc 16 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Jolin de Percy and Emma his
wife to the ahhot and convent of Ghistonbury of a virgate of laud in Shap-
%vyk, which is of the fee of the abbot and convent.
Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. John the Baptist,
Basingestokes, to retain in mortmain one messuage, 150 acres of land, 6 acres
of meadow and 4 acres of pasture, in Basingstokes, and 16 acres of land in
Iwoiie, whereof they have been enfeoffed by Master Peter de Abindon,
warden of the house of scholars of Merton.
Appointment of the sheriff of Lincoln to the custody, during pleasure, of
the hospital of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln, founded by former kings
of England for the support of lepers ; to apply the goods thereof to the
maintenance of the chaplains, brethren, sisters and infirm persons now dwell-
ing there, whom he may not remove without reference to the king, except
for misconduct ; nor increase their number without special mandate from the
king or chancellor ; but when a brother or sister dies the fact is to be noti-
fiecl to the chancellor, and one leper is to be appointed to fill the vacancy
according to the ancient constitution ; two chaplains must be always resi-
dent ; the chaplains and brethren are to reside in one bouse, the lepers by
themselves, and the sisters by themselves. By K.
Feb. 12. Mandate to John de Vescy, farmer of the manor of Neuham, late of
Lincoln. William Comyn, tenant in chief, during the minority of his heir, to pay
2<5/. 2s. 5d. the farm thereof, to Norman de Arcy, in part satisfaction of
wardships assigned to him instead of at the Exchequer.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Aldebrandus Malagal and Hugelinus
Petri, merchants of Lucca, going to distant parts.
Feb. 14. Ratification of a grant by Eleanor, the king's consort, to Gilbert Pecche,
Temple Bruer. for life, of the manors of Torpel, co. Northampton, Neuton Harecurt, co.
Leicester, and Scothowe, co. Norfolk.
Feb. 13. Grant to John de Falevy son of John de Nele, lord of Falevy, of the
Lincoln. custody, during minority of the heir, of the manors of Hache, co. Somerset,
extended at 34/. 8s. 4d., Sheppeton, co. Somerset, at 32/. 3*. od., and Ship-
art on, CO. Middlesex, at 45/. 9^d., all late of John de Bello Campo, tenant in
chief; subject to the payment of 12/. 7*. 9^d., to Peter Corbet out of the
manor of Shepton.
Membrane 15.
Mandate in pursuance to Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent.
Feb. 12. Grant to Robert son of John of the custody, during minority of the
Lincoln. heirs, of the manors of Greywell, co. Southampton, extended at 17/., West-
cote, CO. Buckingham, at 8/. IS5., and the hundred of Flitte, co. Bedford, at
12/. 195., late of William de Mohun, tenant in chief.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Heniy de Bray, escheator.
Vacated because otherwise on the Schedule attached.
Membrane 15 (Schedule).
Grant to the same Robert of the custody, during minority of the heirs, of
the manor of Greywell, co. Southampton, extended at 17/., and the hundred
of Flytte, CO. Bedford, extended at 1 2/. 19.?., late of William de Mohun, tenant
in chief ; and of the manor of Westcote, co. Buckingham, at 8/. 19s., late of
John de Nevill, deceased, tenant in chief.
12 EDWAKD I.
115
1281.
Feb. 12.
LiDcoln.
Feb. 12.
Lincoln.
Feb. 15.
Mcmbrdne 15 — cont.
Crrant to EustJico do ITaccIie of the niarria<;o of the heirs of John de
IIurdu:;hull, tonuiit in eliiet'.
Mandate to Miu^ter Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to deliver
the heir, who is in his custody, to be married.
Grant to the bishop of Bangor, in satisfaction of a grant of land to the
value of 50/. yearly out of wardships, of the custody, during minority of
the heir, of the lands late of John de Glares, tenant in chief, in Esseby
Mares, co Northampton, extended at 8/. 10*. 3(/.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
Grant to Matilda de Moituo Mari, in part satisfaction of a grant of land
to the yearly value of 60/. for five years out of wardships, of the custody,
during minority of the heir, of the manor of Magoer, late of William de
Mohun, tenant in chief, extended at 20/. lO*. b\d.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
Grant to Peter Corbet, in part satisfaction of a grant of land to the
yearly value of 100/. out of wardships, of the custody, during minority of
the heir, of the manor of Merston, co. Somerset, extended at 35/. 5s. 9^</.,
and of the manor of Dorton, co. Buckingham, at 12/. 0*. 5f/., late of
John de Bello Campo, tenant in chief. Also of 12/. 7s. O^r/. yearly, out of
the manor of Shepton, co. Somerset, late of the said John, at the hands of
John de Falevy son of John de Neele, who has the grant of the custody
thereof.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
Grant to Norman de Arcy, in recompence of custodies to the value of GO/.
Temple Bruere. yearly, of 25/. yearly, during mitiority of the heir, out of the issues of the
lands late of William Comyn of Kirkebryde, in the county of Northumber-
land, at the hands of John de Vescy, farmer thereof, and of the custody of
the land late of the following persons : —
Of John de Haulowe, in the county of Kent, extended at 9/. 3s. 6d.
Of Herbert de Salfleteby, in the county of Lincoln, extended at
109*. 3d.
Of Alan de Horton, in the county of Cumberland, extended at 10
marks.
Of Richard de Kirkebride, in the same county, extended at 12/. 16s.
()f William de la Launde, in Maldon, co. Essex, extended at 16s.
Of the said William, in the county of Derby, extended at 11/.;
reserving all the marriages except that of the heir of William de la
Launde.
Mandates in pursuance to Thomas de Normanville and Henry de Bray,
escheators beyond and this side of Trent.
Protection, with clause roqamtis, for two years, for John de NorfT,
monk of Burton-upon-Trent, and keeper of the works of the bridge there,
which has in great part been swept away by flood, and for his men, begging
alms for re-building the said bridge.
Letters for the abbot of St. Edmunds, going beyond s<^as, nominating Henry
de Brecham, monk of that house, and Robert de Northwold his attorneys
until Michaelmas.
Feb. 21. Writ dc intendendo directed to the tenants of the manors of She{)ton
Colwtoii Barset. Bcaucharnp and Haccho, co. Soniersof, late of .lohn dc Bello Canipo, in
favour of R. bishoj) of J{alh and Wells, clianct'llor, to whom .lolm do
Falevy has transferred his grant of the custody tiiereof during minority of
tlif heir.
J'he like to the tenants of the manor of Shcpirton.
H 2
Feb. 12.
Lincoln.
lie.
CALENDAR OF PATJ^NT ROLLS.
Feb. 22.
IJurtoii-iipoii-
Trt'iit.
Veh. 27.
Biirton-upou-
Treut.
Feb. 27.
Burton-upou-
Trent.
March 6.
Hey wood,
March 12.
Chester.
March 17.
Khuddlan.
March 17.
Khuddlan.
March 17.
Khuddlan.
March 18.
Khuddlan.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Licence, after in(iui.><ition ad quod damnum, for the prior and Augustinian
friars of Lndelawe to enclose witli a wall or hedge a lane running from
a messuage Into of John le Hore, in a street (vico) called Olde Strete to a
street (stratam) called Galdeford adjoining the area of the said prior and
brethren iu the suburb of Ludelawe, co. Salop.
Grant to John Hagerwas, the sheriff, and the good men of the county of
Salop, in aid of the bridge of Monefonl, of pontage, for five years from the
feast of St. Gregory, 12 Edward I. ; with power of fining, by view of lawful
men, rafts of firewood or timber damaging the bridge, and a special custom
on every Jew and Jewess crossing the bridge, on horseback Id., on foot ^d. ;
John Hagerwas to be the collector thereof, and to account twice yearly to
the sheriff.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for John Gavel, merchant of
Great Yarmouth, and his men, trading.
Simple protection, for one year, for the prior of Landa.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Richard de Alemannia,
burgess of Lynn and king's merchant, going to Norway and Estland to buy
corn and other merchandise for sale in England.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelma.«i, for Master Bonettus
de Sancto Quintino, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
The like for John, abbot of St. Edmunds.
Writ to the sheriff of Lancaster to distrain all persons liable to pay
thraves of sheaves yearly to the master and brethren of the hospital of St.
Leonard, York.
The like to the sheriffs of York, Cumberland and Westmoreland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Mitton to the
prioress and nuns of Nune Eton of two carucates of land in Hodenhill and
Estanescote.
Membrane 14.
Letters for the abbot of ^St. Edmunds, going beyond seas, nominating
Robert de Northwold and Daniel de Beckles his attorneys until Michael-
mas.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for the men whom
Reginald de Grey is sending to Ireland with a ship to buy corn and
victuals, and to return to Chester with the same for the maintenance of
himself and his family.
Licence for Benedict de London, Jew of Lincoln, and Hagin his son, to
sell to Master Henry de Braunteston, king's clerk, archdeacon of Dorset,
the debt of 100/. owed to them by Hugh Duket, pursuant to the provision
of Henry III. that no Jew may sell without licence a debt due to him
by a Christian.
Protection, with clause volumus, until the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula,
for John de Balliolo, going beyond seas.
The like for Franco le Tyeys, going beyond seas.
Simple protection, for one year, for Emericus de Rocheward and Matilda
his wife.
The like, for two years, for the abbot and convent of Dore.
12 EDWARD I.
ii:
March 24.
lihuddluD.
March 23.
Khuddlun.
1284. Membrane 14 — cont.
March 18. Licence for the dean and chapter of Cloyne to elect a bishop, on petition
Rhuddlau. presented by Muurice son of Maurice, clerk, bringing news of the death of
Alan, the late bishop.
March 22. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger son of Benedict, citizen
Khuddlun. of Lincoln, of a messuage, three bovates of land, and 20*. of rent, in the
suburb of Lincoln, for the maiuteuance of a chaplain in the church of
St. Peter in Estgate, Lincoln.
Protection and safe-conduct, for three years, for Robert Turbut and
Thomas de Coveutre, citizen and merchant of Dubhn, trading in Ireland
and elsewhere.
Licence, until Michaelmas, at the instance of Reginald de Grey, for
Richard de Alemania, burgess of Lenn and m<'rchant of the said Reginald,
to export corn iu his own ship, notwithsliuidiug the recent prohibition.
Protection, with clause volumus, until one year after Easter, for Robert
de Lokeburn, going beyond seas.
Vacated because below.
Grant to Simon, the abbot, and the convent of St. Wereburg, Chester,
of 6 marks yearly at the Exchequer in Chester until they receive an
equivalent in land and rent, in exchange for the tithes of the demesne
lands of the king's manor of Frodesham, valued at the same, granted to
them by former earls of Chester, and which they have quit-claimed to
the abbot and convent of the king's new abbey of Vale Royal, who have
appropriated the church of Frodesham.
Grant to Alan Plokenet — in continuation of a former grant of the custody
of the lands of Isabella Walerand tenant in chief because of her infirmity —
of the custody of the same lands, which have fallen into the king's hands
by reason of her death, for so long as the custody of the otlier lauds
pertiiining by hereditary right to Robert Waleraund, the heir, shall be in the
king's hands.
Appointment, during pleasure, of IVIatthew de Horn, bjxron of the port
of Winchelese, to hold the town of Winchelese at a farm of 40 marks yearly.
Protection and safe-conduct, for three years, for Robert Turbut and
Thomas de Coventre, citizens and mcrciiants of Dublin, trading in Ireland
and elsewhere in the realm.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Peter de Abbindon, warden,
and the scholars of the house of Merton, Oxford.
Appointment of Thomas de Gratton antl Thomas Folejaimbe the
younger to the custody, until further order, of the lands late of Thomas
Folejaimbe the elder, tenant in chief, answering for the extent thereof to
the Exchequer by Thomas de Normanville, the escheator beyond Trent.
By K.
Grant to William de Garlaund, king's yeoman, of land and rent to the
yearly value of 50/. out of wardships for ten ywus; and if the wardship bo
for a period less than ten year,«, the deficiency is to be made up by tlie
hands of Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, until laml and rent to
the paid amount be assigned to him.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
March 26. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Dublin of murage for seven years
Conwiiy. from Midsummer.
March 23. (irant to Peter de Stanyc, king's yeoman, of the custody, during minority
Khuddlftii. of the heir, of the lands late of Peter le Poer, tenant in eiiief.
March 20.
Khuddlan.
lis
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
jov; j^ Membrane 14 — cont.
^Mairli 27. L«'tt('r.s for Gooffrcv de (Jeyivill and Matilda his wife, going to Ireland,
I'ouwa^-. nominating Roger le liluud, clerk, and Roger de Heyton their attorneys in
England for two yeans.
Siin})le protection, for two years, for the same Geoffrey and Matilda, and
for Peter de Geynvill and Joan his wife.
Power to the bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, or such as
shall supply his j)lace, to give the royal a.ssent to the election, when made,
of the bishop of Kilmacduagh, and to restore the temporalities.
Notification to all bailiffs, &c., in Ireland that, by inquisition made by the
sheriff" of Stafibrdshire, Thomas Wade, burgess of Catherlagh, has been
found to be an Englishman, being the son of Walter son of Mary de Alve-
ton, lately deceased {defuncti), and born at Alveton, co. Stafford.
Pardon to Philip Marmyon for omitting to pay 100s. yearly for his debts,
in accordance with the grant made to him 12 February, 38 Henry III.,
and grant that he may discharge the said debts by payments of \0l.
a year.
Presentation of William de Perton to the church of Cassiuglond, in the
diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of Robert de Monte Alto, tenant in chief.
Grant that the town of Lyme, co. Dorset, shall be a free borough and the
men thereof be free burgesses, with a gild-merchant and other liberties
and free customs as lately granted to the burgesses of Melecumbe and
enjoyed by the citizens of London.
April 6. Pardon to Nicholas Tribel for the death of William Tribel, as it appears
Carnarvon, by inquisition made by the sheriff of Sussex that he killed him in self-
defence.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Hodenat to the
prior and convent of Lanthony Prima of a carucate of land in Hodenat.
Ajn-il 1.
Civruaivon.
April 3.
Cuiuurvon.
April 6.
Carnarvon.
April 9.
Carnarvon.
April 10.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 13.
Letters for John Comyn and Eleanor his wife, staying in Galewag',
nominating Ralph Paynel and William de Lek' their attorneys in England
until one year after Easter.
The like for the prior of Llanthony Prima in Wales, staying in England,
nominating brother William de Evesham and Stephen Bauzan his attorneys
in Ireland for three years.
Pardon to John Blank for the death of John de Kokewold, who, as
appears by inquisition made by the sheriff of York, was a robber flying from
justice.
The like to Laurence de Neuton and Alan son of John.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Edmund, brother of the
king, going beyond seas.
Letters for Roger Waspail, staying in England, nominating Hugh Purcel
and John de la Haye his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas son of Gervase de
Walton and John de Warewik', to the prior and convent of Coventre, of 40
acres of land in Ulghton and 40*. of rent in Coveutre, of the fee of the
said convent.
12 EDWARD I
119
1284.
April 20.
Carnarvon.
April 17.
Carnarvon.
April 20.
Carnarvon.
April 16.
Carnarvon.
April 24.
Carnarvon.
April 23.
Carnarvon.
April 20.
Carnarvon.
April 29.
Carnarvon.
Meinhrane 13 — cont.
Ratification of a lease made by S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of
Ireland, to Geoffrey de Clahull, of the county of Kerry, with the serjeauiy
of the stime county for ten years, rendering 25/. yearly at the Exchequer in
Dublin.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, made by Roger Le Strange
{Extraneum) justice of the forest this side Trent, for the abbot of Shrews-
bury to enclose with a small dike and low hedge, and to cultivate 10 acres of
his own waste at Astleye by Bruges, which are within the forest of Shirlet.
Pardon to Walter son of Ralph de Aure for tho death of Hugh de
Northiuton, as it appears that he killed him by misadventure.
Letters for the abbot of Neuhus, going to Scotland for a visitation of his
order there, nominating brother Thomas de Thornton and William de Bello
Campo of Wyz, his attorneys until Michaelmas.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master John Wascelyn, going to
Ireland.
Grant, in fee simple, to Geoffrey de Clahull of wreck in his land of
OfFerbe in Ireland ; he rendering therefor 6«. bd. yearly at the Exchequer,
Dublin.
Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and citizens of York, of murage for five years
from Ascension Day.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Simon Basset of
Sapecote, and Ralph his brother, going beyond seas.
Notification to the justiciary of Ireland that Robert Bagod, justice of the
Bench, Dublin, in consideration of his long service, shall in future stay in the
Bench as chief justice thereof, and shall not be troubled with his office
elsewhere in Ireland against his will.
Letters for Matilda, wife of Emericus de Rupe Canardi, going beyond
seas, nominating William de Heddesor her attorney for one year.
Protection, with clause, for one year, for the same Emericus and Matilda.
Ratification of a demise by John de Falevy son of John de Nele, lord
of Falevy, to R. bishop of Bath and Wells, chancellor, of the custody during
minority of the heirs, of the manors of Hacche, Sheppeton and Sheperton,
late of John de Bello Campo.
Power to the justiciary of Ireland, or such as shall supply his place, to
give the royal assent to the election, when made, of an abbess of St. Mary,
Clonard, in the place of Fingola, deposed ; and to restore the tem-
poralities.
Grant to Madoc son of Kenewreyk, king's clerk, archdeacon of Angle-
seye, of the benefice in Wales, called in the Welsh language ' Feryetteylu.'
Simple protection, for one year, for the prior of Bridclington, staying in
England.
April 30.
Carnarvon.
May 2.
Carnarvon.
Memhrase 12.
Grant to Master Peter de Kendale, cook of Eleanor, the king's consort, of
the- custody, during minority ot the heir, of the lands in Geseinuth and lletun,
late of Richard de Stikelawe, chaplain, tenant in chief, at a rent of 6 marks.
Vacated because otherwise be low.
Letters for Agatha de Mortno M)iri, staying in Kngland, nominating
Roltert de Diiyleford and Richard dc la Mure her attorneys in Irelautl for
three years.
IL'U
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Mav 5.
Carniirvon.
May 5.
Carnarvon.
1284. ^lemhrane 12 — cont.
Grant to Muster Peter de Kendule, cook of Eleanor, the king's consort,
of the custody, duriu<^ minority of the heir, of the lands in Geseinuth and
llcton, late of Richard de Stikelawe, chaplain, tenant in chief, with the
marriage of the heir.
jNIimdate in pursuance to Thomas de Normanville, escheator beyond
Trent, to deliver the issues from the Purification.
Ratification of a grant by John late archbishop of Dublin, deceased,
to Robert de Manfeld, of the custody of the laud and heir of William
lie Fynoglas.
Ratification of a grant by the same to Robert de Derlinton of the
custody of the land and heir of Thomas Dodding.
Exemption, for life, of Master William de Kynebauton, king's serjeant,
from being put on assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as
sheriff, coroner, escheator, forester, verderer, agister, regarder or other
bailiff of the king, against his will.
Licence for the prior and convent of the cathedral church of Holy
Trinity, Dublin, to elect an archbishop, on petition presented by Richard de
Staunford, one of the canons.
Licence for the prior and convent of Abbodesbiry to elect an abbot, on peti-
tion presented by William de Kyngeston, sacristan, and Robert de Offynton,
precentor, bringing news of the death of John, their late abbot.
Letters for Thomas de Clare and Juliana his wife, staying in England,
nominating Simon de Walda and Henry Kente their attorneys in Ireland
for three years.
The like for Millicent de Monte Alto, nominating William de Braundeston
and Roger de Sende in Ireland, until two years after Michaelmas.
Protection for the said Millicent, for the same period.
Pardon to Thomas de Derplahes for the death of Robert Pyn of Bydulf,
as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff and coroners of Stafford
that he killed him in self-defence.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Geoffrey de la Prise,
going to Ireland.
The like for Master William de Monemuta, going to Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Tyfford to the
master and brethren of the Knights Templars in England of 100 acres of
land and 205. of rent in Wetherby, of their own fee.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ela, countess of Warwick, to
the abbess and nuns of Lacok of a messuage and twelve virgates of land in
Etherop.
John de Saunford, canon of St. Patrick's, Dublin, bringing news of the
death of John de Derlinton, late archbishop of Dublin, has letters of
licence to elect.
Letters for Edmund, the king's brother, going beyond seas, nominating
Ueuendarthelan. Richard Fukeram and Hugh de Vyenna his attorneys for one year.
The like for Almar[icus] de Sancto Amando, staying in England, nomi-
nating John Moraund and William Juliane in Ireland for three years.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for the same Almar[icus]
in Ireland.
Ratification of a grant for life by Roger Le Strange {Extraneus) — to whom
the king granted the manor of EUesmere for life — to Robert Body, of four
May 11.
Herdelagh.
May 9.
12 EDWARD I. 121
1284. Membrane 12 — cont.
virgHtes in Herdevvyk, within the precinct of tlie same manor, which were
forfeited by Mfuloc son of Yareford, Wyu Vaghiin, Gurgenew Vaghan, and
Lewelin son of Willym, Welsh rebels and adherents of Lewelin, late prince
of Wales, and enlargement thereof into a gi'ant in fee simple.
Like ratification and enlargement in favour of Philip son of Robert de
Say, of four virgates in Martou, and 10 acres of land in Horton in the same
manor, forfeited by : — Louhargh son of Ryrit, Kenewrek son of Louhargh,
Encr son of Wyon, Eynon son of Eyner, Meiller Vaghan, Owin son of
Eynon, Griffit Gogh, Eynon Seys, Kenewrek Vaghan, Madoc son of
Kenewrek, Yevan son of Yarford, Ythel son of Kenewrek, Wylym son of
Eynon, Yareford son of Kenewrek, David Vaghan, Howel son of David,
Thomas son of Wyon, Eynon sou of Thomjus, Kenewrek son of Lewelin,
Eynon son of David, Kenewrek son of Eynon, Madoc son of Yarforth,
Philip son of Yarford, Yeyvan son of Ithel, Eynon son of Ithel, Edenevet
son of Meiler, David son of Meiler, David son of Ener, Meiler son of
Ener, Howel son of Lewelin, David son of Louhargh, Meiler son of
Louhargh, Yeyvan son of Eynon, Yareford son of Ryrit, Eynon son of
Howel, Yareford Vaghan, Meuric son of Madoc, David son of Madoc,
Konyn Says, and Madoc son of Eynon, Welsh rebels and adherents of
Lewelin, late prince of Wales.
May 10. Grant to Clementia, late the wife of Richard son of Robert de Eylesbiry,
Neuendarthelan. tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance,
because it has been testified that she has only 10 acres in dower.
Letters for Avice, late the wife of William de Apeldrefeld, staying in
England, nominating Walter During and Robert Wittock her attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
May 9. Simple protection, for one year, for Ralph, parson of the church of
Neuendarthelan.Winton', staying in England.
The like, for one year, for Master Philip de Sancto Augustino, parson of
the church of Patingham, staying in England.
Letters for William de Valencia, the king's uncle, and Joan his wife,
nominating Nicholas Underwod and William Scoterey their attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
Simple protection, for two years, for Henry de Sheldon.
Membrane 11.
May 23. Licence for the dean and chapter of Salisbury to elect a bishop, on petition
Criccieth. presented by Laurence de Hakeburn, one of the canons, and Willinm de
Wokynghani, clerk, bringing news of the death of Robert, the late bishop.
May 2.5. Ralph de Salopp' and Peter de Mokeleton, canons of LylleshuU, bringing
Carnarvon, news of the death of Luke, their late abbot, have letters of licence to
elect.
May 27. Royal assent to the election of Philip de Shircburn, chambcrhun of
Carnarvon. Abbodesbiry, in the diocese of Salisbury, to be abbot thereof.
Licence, after inqui.sition ad quod damnum, for the prior of Newburgh
to exchange 11 acres of land in Tresk for 11 acres of the land of Roger
<le Mouhray there, and also for the .said prior to appropriutc in fiank.iliiioiii,
at the gift of th(^ said Kogc^r, a rt-nt of lOv. 4^/., paid by the priors to the
said Koger for certain tenements in Westwode near Westferyo.
122
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
128A.
May 28.
Carnarvon.
May 31.
Carnarvon.
May 4.
Carnarvon.
June 5.
CaraarYon.
June 6.
Carnarvon.
June 7.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 1 1 — co7it.
Safc-conthict, until Michaolmas, for men of the abbot of Stanlowe, taking
wool and other things to Boston fair.
Protection, with clause voiumus, for three years, for W. archbishop of
York, going beyond seas. By K.
Appointment of Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to the
custody of the bishopric of Salisbury.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Acquittance to S. bishop of Cadiz for .5,000 marks assigned to him, during
pleasure, by the king's order, on behalf of A. king of Castile and Leon, who
died before the said money was paid to him, and which the bishop has paid
at the king's order to the merchants of Lucca.
Mandate to the mayor and commonalty of La Rochelle to deliver to the
bearer. Master John de Cadamo, king's clerk, for repayment to the
merchants of Lucca, 6,000 marks, which the king ordered the said
merchants to assign to S. bishop of Cadiz in aid of H. king of Castile and
Leon, and which the said mayor and commonalty arrested after its delivery
to the bishop on hearing of the said king's death.
Pardon to Robert son of William son of Brice for the death of William
son of Richard Gaudon, of Kyrkeby, as it appears by inquisition made by
John de Vallibus and his fellow justices in eyre at Lincoln, that he killed
him in self-defence.
Quit-claim to John, bishop of Winchester, of the manor of Menes and
the advowsous of the church of Menestok and of the hospital of St. John
the Baptist, Portesmue, whereof the king recently impleaded the said
bishop.
Grant to the said bishop that the men and tithings of his manors of
Biterne, Falele, Ore and Stanham, which formerly answered with the hundred
of Sweyneston, shall henceforth answer with his hundred of Wautham.
Agreement with the said bishop that the king shall have the homage and
service of half a knight's fee in Wyppingham, which belongs to the manor
of Sweyneston, with the wardship and marriage of the tenant and of his
heirs or assigns, and also the service of half a knight's fee, held by John de
Tycheburn, in Lemmereston, Isle of Wight, with the wardship of the
same, as appurtenant to the king's manor of Sweyneston, and that the
bishop shall have the service of the said John and his heirs for the lands
which he holds of the said bishop without the Lsle of Wight, with the
wardships and marriages, although the homage and service of the said
John were in times past appurtenant to the said manor.
Pardon to the said bishop of all trespasses in forests committed by him
in respect of the chaces claimed by the bishop in his woods, lands and fees,
and also in the woods, lands and fees of the prior and convent of St.
Swithin, Winchester.
Grant, after inquisition made by Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond
Trent, to the abbot and convent of Thornton- upon-Humbre that, during
voidance, the king will observe the custom of the founders and advocates,
WilUam de Fortibus, late earl of Albemarle, and his ancestors, and
observed also by Edmund, the king's brother and Avelina his wife, when
they had the advowson, namely, to grant the prior and convent licence to
elect on their petition and to take no profit therefrom, except to appoint one
servant to keep the gate, and another to keep the guest-house {aidam
hospituiu).
12 EDWARD I.
123
128^1. Membrane II — cont.
^landate to all persons not to molest Griinbald Pauncefot, who upon the
kind's mandate kept in safe custo<ly Gritiin ap Run, Griffin Rydok ap
Thlewelyn, Seisilliis ap Adam and Iloel ap Kedynor with their goods, on
suspicion of harbouring the king's rebels during the late war, and who is
now appealed thereof by these men at the court of Reginald son of Peter
de Taugarth.
Letters for Constance de Byern, going beyond seas, nominating William
Jordani of TykehuU and Gaillard de Sancto Sabino her attorneys for two
years.
May 30. Licence for Gerald son of John, an Irishman, and his children, lawfully
Carnarvon, begotten, to use English laws in Ireland,
The like for the following Irish : —
Margery de Lessan. Andrew de Lessan.
Maurice de Lessan. Benedict son of John de Ardmagh.
Peter de Lessan. William Beuk.
June 6. Collation of Walter de Wynburn to the precentorship and prebend in
Carnarvon, the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, void by the death of Eudo de Sancto
Ednmndo, in the king's gift by reason of the voidauce of the arch-
bishopric.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for John de Mannecestre, staying
with the king in Wales.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Master John le
Fleming of Southampton, going beyond seas.
Simple protection, until Easter, for Thomas de Capella, parson of the
church of Blechesdon.
Letters for Ingram de Gynes and Christiana his wife, staying in Scotland,
nominating Hugh de Louther and Gervasede Whiteby their attorneys until
Whitsunday.
Simple protection for the abbot and convent of Strata Florida.
June 18. Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Master Arnold Lupy,
Baladeulyn. going to Gascony.
Membrane 9 {Schedule).
June IG. Grant, for life, to Michael de Kyllum of free warren in his demesne land
Baladeulju. of Kylhun, co. Northumberland, not within the metes of the forest, im-
posing a One of 10/. on anyone hunting therein without his licence.
Membrane 9.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas son of Maurice to keep tlio
king's prison at Cork, and the castle of Dungarvau in Decies {Dessia) iu
the state in which they now are, at his own cost.
Mandate to the justiciary to tlelivcrthe same.
Licence for Bogo de Knovill to fell all the oaks in his wood of Kylcote,
Baladculjn. within the metes of the forest of Dene, co. Gloucester, provided that the
underwood renniin equally thick for the harbouring of deer.
June 22. Mjmdate to Ma-stcr Henry de Bray, king's clerk, keeper of the abbey of
Baladeulyn. Lillr.shull, to restore the tcinporaliticd to Ralph de Salopia, avnon thereof,
abbot elect.
Writ de inlcndeudo ilirecte<l to the tenuntu.
Juno 11.
Baladt-ulyn.
June 18.
IJl
CALENDAR OF PATENT R(3LLS,
228].. Membrane 9 — cont.
Juno 12. Pnrdon to Ro<:;er son of Roger del Heth of Stauyton of his outlawry
Buhideuljn. for the doatli of Riilph Jiulde of the same place, as it api)ear3 by inquisition
taken by the sheriflf and coroners of York that he is not guilty.
June 20. Mandate to Malcolm de Harleye, keeper of the abbey of Westminster, to
Baladoulyu. restore the temporalities to Walter de Wenlock, abbot elect, and confirmed
by Pope Martin.
Writ de iiitendendo directed to the tenants.
June 16. Exemption, at the request of William de Hothum, prior of the Friars
Baladeulyn. Preachers in England, of the said friars from the custom of passage in the
port of Dover in going beyond seas or returning.
June 22. Letters for the abbot of Fecamp nominating Stephen de London and
Baladeulyu. Robert RufFus his attorneys in England for four years.
June 16. Exemption, at the request of Robert de Cruce, minister of the Friars
Baladeulyn. Minors in England, of the said friars from the custom of passage in
the port of Dover.
June 27. Letters for the abbot of Basingewerk', going beyond seas, nominating
Baladeulyn. Simon de Sancto Edmundo, his monk, his attorney for one year.
June 20. The like for Walter, bishop of Meath, and Reginald de Killeshull, of
Baladeulyn. Ireland, nominating brother Richard de Staunford and William Kyng for
two years.
The like for John de Mordon, going to Ireland, nominating William
Honing for two years.
Presentation of Bartholomew de Sancto Neoto to the church of Kylf erucck',
in the diocese of Dublin, void by the death of Eudo, late precentor of the
church of St. Patrick, Dublin, and in the king's gift by reason of the
voidance of the see.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Walerand de Wellesle.
June 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Thomas, bishop of St.
Baladeulyn, Davids, dated at Makesfeld, the morrow of the Nativity of St Mary,
1283, 11 Edward I, being the foundation charter of the collegiate church
of Lancadanc. [^Monasticon, vol. vi., pp. 1332-3.]
Membrane 8.
June 25. Letters for W. archbishop of York, going beyond seas, nominating Master
Baladeulyn. Robert de Tadecastre and Hugh de Stapelford his attorneys for three years.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for the same, going to the court of Rome
on the affairs of his church ; directed to all the king's bailiffs, &c.
The like for the same, directed to all [the king's] friends.
July 5. Safe-conduct, for two years, for Master Robert de Tadecastre, going to
Carnarvon, the court of Rome.
July 9. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John Cotty of Lincoln to the
Carnarvon. Friars Preachers of Lincoln of a messuage and garden in Lincoln for the
enlargement of their place (placie sue) there, and by others of 3 small
messuages with a plot 20 feet broad adjoining the above messuage.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph de Trehampton to the
dean and chapter of the church of St. Maiy, Lincoln, of 3 acres of
meadow in Lee.
H> EDWARD I.
12.'
1284.
July 12
Carnarvon.
July 10.
Caruaryon.
July 16.
Carnan'OD.
July 18.
Caruarvon.
July 16.
Carnarvon.
July 18.
Carnarvon.
July 20.
Carnarvon.
July 27.
Carnarvon.
•July 18.
Carnarvon.
July 20.
Carnarvon.
July 20.
Carnarvon.
July 18.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Signification to J. archbi.shop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Master Walter iScamel, dean of Salisbury, to be bishop.
Protection, with clause volumiis, until Easter, for the abbot of Merevale
going beyond seas.
The like until Easter for the abbot of Crokesden going beyond seas.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor the king's mother, to Robert de
Aloburne for the trespass which he committed with others in dragging
William le Waleys, charged with the death of John son of Matthew, from
the church of St. Keveran, Cornwall.
Pardon to Joan wife of Gilbert le Vagh', prisoner at Ailesbury, for the
death of Christina her daughter, as it appears by inquisition taken by the
sheriff and coroners of Buckingham that she killed her in a fit of madness.
Grant to Eleanor the king's mother of the custotly, during minority of
the heirs, of the lands late of Benedict de Blakenham, tenant in chief,
together with the wardships, reliefs, escheats, knights' fees, advowsons,
dowers ; saving to the king the custody and marriage of the heirs.
Thomas de Burmingham and Gilbert de Caumpeden, canons of Haghe-
mon, bringing news of the death of Henry de Astlegh, their late abbot,
have letters of licence to elect.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Henry de Burgo, citizen of London, going
on pilgrimage to Santiago.
Grant to Roger de Mortuo Mari, of pontage, for three years, in aid of the
repair and maintenance of his bridge of Thlangotthlan.
Grant to Walter de Bello Campo of the marriage of John son and heir
of William le Butiller of Wemme, tenant in chief, to hold the same
to the use of Eleanor his daughter, or of any other person "if she die
before the said John marries her ; and if the said «Tohn die before the
said marriage, then the said Walter is to have the marriage of the next heir
or the forfeiture thereof.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph de Glontham to the
abbot and convent of Barling of a toft and four bovates of land in Gleutham
of their own fee.
Exemption for life of Robert la Warre, king's serjeant, from being put
on a.'^size.s, juries or recogni.«ances, and from appointment as sheriff or other
bailiff of tlie king against his will.
Protection, with clause volumics until Easter, for Walter de Hoppeton,
going by the king's command to Ireland.
Simple protection in Ireland, for two years, for Walter Ilauberge, stay-
ing in England.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for Robert de
Berkeleye, going to Ireland.
Pardon to William le Gredere for the death of John le Enveysc.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard son of Nicholas de
Dockyng to Master Gregory de Pontc Fracto, parson of the church of
Wyneboteslmm, of 4 acres of land in Wynebotesham.
Pardon to Hugh son of Robert le Provost of Eyton for the death of
Ricliard dt; Thorperlegh.
The like to John de Broilly for rol)bcry at Wycheneford.
V26
C^VLENDAU OF PATENT ROLLS.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Simple protection, for two years, for Humphrey le Sauser of I3yrton-on-
Caruarvon. Trent.
Grant to blaster Thomas de Sodington, king's clerk, of the treasurership
lately held by Master William de Monemuth, deceased, in the church of St.
Patrick, Dublin, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of
Dublin.
12S1..
July 20.
July 20.
t'aruarvon
July 22.
Caruarvou.
July 18.
Carnarvon.
July 15.
Carnarvon.
July 20.
Carnarvon.
July 20.
Carnarvon.
July 16.
Carnarvon.
July 24.
Carnarvon.
July 22.
Carnarvon.
July 20.
Carnarvon.
July 25.
Simple protection, for three years, for Geoffrey, bishop of Ossory.
Membrane 7.
See schedule attached for Robert de Brus. [The schedule is missing. '\
Simple protection, for one year, for Peter de Lyllyngston.
Mandate to the justices and other ministers of the forest not to molest R.
bishop of Bath and Wells, to whom the king has given licence, for the con-
struction of his manor at Acton Burnell, his native place, to take timber in
the king's demesne lands, hays and woods within the bounds of the forest
of the county of Salop.
Like mandate not to molest the said bishop, whom the king has pardoned
lor waste done in his woods of Frodeslegh and Conedover, co. Salop, which
were for that reason taken into the king's hand, and have since been
restored.
Like mandate not to molest the said bishop, to whom the king has given
licence to take deer in the forest in the county of Salop,
Pardon to Robert le Tanur, detained in the prison of Nottingham for the
death of Thomas Toly, as it appears by inquisition taken^by the sheriff and
coroners of York that he killed him in self-defence.
Confirmation of a charter whereby Thomas de Weseham, with the king's
licence, transferred to Philip de Monte Gomery the grant made to him by
Henry III. of the whole bailiwick which Hugh de Loges held in the forest
of Kanoc, with the stewardship and everything pertaining thereto.
Writ de intendendo directed to the foresters, &c., with mandate to read
the said charter in the full swainemote of the said forest.
Pardon to John de Byssopeston, in custody in the prison of Bruges, for
the death of John de Kersy, as it appears by inquisition before the sheriff
and coroners of Stafford that he killed him in self-defence.
Simple protection, for one year, for Peter de Kendale, cook of Eleanor the
king's consort.
Pardon to John de Penyton of the forfeiture pertaining to the king, and
of his outlawry, if any, for taking with others deer in the park of William
de Valencia, the king's uncle.
Letters for Theobald de Luk', going to Ireland, nominating Adam de
Kydeministre his attorney until Easter.
Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election in the con-
ventual church of Holy Trinity, Dublin, of Master John de Saunford, dean
of St. Patrick's, to be archbishop of Dublin.
Memoranduvi that R. bishop of Bath and Wells, chancellor, left Aber-
conwey, Tuesday the feast of St. James the Apostle, for Acton Burnell, on
which day he delivered the seal to Hugh de Kendale and Walter de
Odyham.
I
12 EDWARD I.
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1284.
July 24.
Caruarvou.
July 13.
Caruarvou.
July 27.
Nevjn.
July 24.
Carnarvon,
July 16.
Caruarvon.
July 27.
Ncvyn.
Aug. 2.
Bardsey.
July 25.
Caruarvon.
Aug. 2.
Bardsey.
July 28.
NeuguU.
July 20.
Caruarvou.
Membrane 7 — cont.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master John de Saunford, archbi.shop
elect of Dublin, going beyond seas.
Safe conduct for the same, for the same period.
Simple protection, for one year, for Walter son of Geoffrey del Vaal,
going with the said John.
Writ of aid for the abbot of Rewley, Walter de Hopton, Richard dc
Rowell and Nicholas de Clere, appointed to make view of the accounts of
the issues of the new custom, mintage and exchange {monetagii et cumbii)
in Ireland.
Appointment of the same to make view of the accounts of S. bishop of
Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, both for the time he was treasurer, and for
the time he has been justiciary.
Grant to the bailiffs, burgesses and good men of Cork, of murage for
five years from Michaelmas.
Letters for John de Marisco, going to Ireland, nominating John de Mers-
ton and Adam de Gamelcg' his attorneys.
Simple protection, until Easter, for John son of William de Marisco.
Licence for the citizens and good men of Cork to apply the customs
granted to then for murage alone to the improvement of walls, poi't and
bridges alike, and also to utilize a certain common plot there for building
purposes, the receipts accruing therefrom to go to the repair of the port
and ruinous bridges.
Signification to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of Gilbert de Caumpedon, canon of Haghman, to be abbot.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master William de Wendene.
Letters for the abbot of Flexle, going beyond sea?, nominating William
de Budefeld and Roger le Hare his attorneys for one year.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to restore the
temporalities of the prioiy of Fritholestok, to Thomas Leaute, canon of
Motisfonte, appointed by P. bishop of Exeter to be prior of the house which
is in the king's hands by reason of the minority of John son and heir of
John de Bello Cainpo, tenant in chief.
Letters for the abbot of Crokisden, going beyond seas, nominating Robert
de Carduyl and Thomas de Leyc', his fellow monks, his attorneys until Easter.
The like for the abbot of Merevale, going beyond seas, nominating Elias
de Petlyng, monk of that house, and Nicholas de Mira Valle his attorneys
until Easter.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master William de Luda, keeper of
the wardrobe.
AfEMBRAXE 6.
Aug. .5. Letters for the prior of Lantony without Gloucester, staying in Euglnnd,
rorttlly. nominating .John, vicar of the church of St. Mary, Drogheda, and Juhu de
Talgarth liis attorneys in Ireland for two years.
Aug. 17. Letters for Peter de Coudrey, going to Ireland, nominating Robert de
Carnarvon. Jlericrd and William de la Sale his attorneys for two years.
128
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12Si-.
July 28.
jS'eugull.
Awg. 4.
Porthelyu.
Aug. 6.
Portelly.
July 27.
Nevyn.
Aug. 9.
Penvaghan.
Aug. 10.
Penvaghan.
Aug. 9.
Penvaghan.
Aug. 14.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 18.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 18.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 18.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Letters for Walter Ncel, burgess of SoutJiainpton, going with his wares
beyond seas, nomiuatiug William Ncel and William de Weston his attorneys
for one ye«r.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Christmas, for John Pee of Argent and
Martin le Bel, men of the abbot of St. Werburg, Chester, going by sea to
buy victuals for his use.
Writ of aid for Salomon de RofT, Master Henry de Bray and Henry le
Waleys appointed to enquire by oath, as well of Christians as of Jews,
touching the concealment of goods forfeited by condemned and other Jews,
and merchants and Jews trading in sheets of silver (platas argenteas) and
false sheets of tin and other metal silvered outside (exterius deargentatas).
By p.s.
Grant, for life, to John le Bruyn son of William le Bruyn, for service by
the said William, king's yeoman, of the bailiwick of the serjeanty of Cun-
noght, lately held by Jordan le Naper, deceased. By K.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary of Ireland.
Grant to William de Iteshale (Ideshale in margin), during the minority
of the heir of John le Mareschal, of the office of the marslialsea of the Ex-
chequer in Dublin, in the king's hands by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of the said John, with Al. yearly for his robes, as William Pycot,
sometime marshal there, used to have.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary of Ireland by letters close.
The like to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, Dublin.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for the following going
beyond seas with W. archbishop of York : —
Walter de Bradeford, clerk. Henry de Cruce.
Laurence de Holebeche.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, king's clerk, keeper of the bishopric of
Salisbury, or to such as shall supply his place, to restore the temporalities to
Master Walter Scamel, dean of Salisbury, bishop elect. By p.s.
The like to Richard de Bereford, keeper of the said bishopric, or such
as shall supply his place.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Simple protection, for one year, for the prioress and nuns of Rossedale.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Master Robert de la
Forde, canon of the church of St. John, Beverley, going beyond seas with
W. archbishop of York. By p.s.
The like for Master Ralph de Bukingham also going with him.
Simple protection, for two years, for Peter de Coudrey, going to Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Paulinus de Everesholt to
the abbot and convent of Wouburne of a messuage and 30 acres of land in
Everesholt.
Grant to Eleanor the king's mother, in lieu of the marriage of Reginald
son and heir of William de Mohun, tenant in chief, who died before his
marriage, of the marriage of Eleanor, Margaret and Mary, sisters and heirs
of the said Reginald.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Eleanor the king's mother
to the prioress and nuns of Ambresbury of the manor of Chadelesworth.
12 EDWARD I.
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1284.
Aug. 22.
Aber in
SnaudoD.
July 3.
Baladeulyn.
Aug. 18.
Camanon.
Aug. 18.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 24.
Aber.
Aug. 24.
Aber.
Aug. 24.
Aber.
Aug. 27.
AbtT.
Aug. 28.
Aber.
Aug. 30.
Conway.
Membrane G — cont.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Master John de Lascy, sent by the king
beyond seas.
The like until Christmas for: —
Master William de Luda, archdeacon of Durham.
Guncelinus de Budelc.-^mere.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle, keeper of the exchange {canibii), London,
to pay 700/. to Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, for the
expenses of the household. By bill of the Wardrobe.
Grant to Reymond de Ferraria of the prebend in the free chapel of
Pencrich lately held by Master Peter de Clyve, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the see of Dublin.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for John de Bokeland, yeoman of
Master William de Luda.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Guncelinus de
Badelesmere, going beyond seas.
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de Bramton, parson of the
church of Stivelingflct.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for the abbot of Beauchief, going to a
general chapter of the Premonstratensian Order.
Letters for Bernard, abbot of Preaux, nominating brothers Nicholas de
Campinio and Robert de Grestyn his attorneys until Christmas.
Letters for the abbot of Beauchief, nominating William de Roteland and
Thomas de Wilghesik', his attorneys until Christmas.
Grant to W. archbishop of York, going on the affairs of his church to the
court of Rome, that persons excommunicated by his vicar general in his
diocese shall be proceeded against by writ of chancery, according to the
custom of the realm.
Letters for Peter de Cornegate and Sibyl his wife, staying in England,
nominating .John de Camme and William do Covelya his attorneys in Ire-
land for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Bartholomew le
Peytevyn, Nicholas de Pontefracto, clerk, and Adam de la Bere, going to
Ireland with Thomas de Clare.
The like, for one year, for Walter Neel, burgess of Southampton, mer-
chant, going beyond seas with his wares.
Commission to John de Vallibus, William de Saham, Roger Loveday,
John de M(!tingham and Master Thomas de Sodington, to go on a general
eyre this turn in the county of Leicester.
Simple protection, in Ireland, for two years, for Master John de UfFord,
[bishop] eh'ct of Ennaghdun, now archdeacon of the same, going to tho
court ol Rome.
Appointment of Master William de Prene as carpenter of the king's
houses and castles in Ireland, with Vld. a day for his sustenance and 40*. a
year for his robes.
3fE.\fBRAyE 5 (Schedule).
Appointment of the wardens of the fair of Boston to proclaim and
adininistcr the following articles touching the clipping and lalsKication of
niont-y. Lt sunt claus.
Writ de intendcndo in pursuance.
65014.
131)
CALENDAR OF I»ArEr^T ROLLS.
1281.
St'pt. 4.
HluuUllan.
Mvmhrane 5 {Schedule') — cnnt.
Appoiutmenl of Iterius de Engolisma, Henry le Galeys, mayor of London,
anil (rrt'i^ory do Rokosle to proclaim and administer the same in the city of
London, by the a«lvice of the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer and the
justices of the Bench.
[ The articles in French. See Statutes of the Realm, vol. e., p. 219.]
Membrane 5.
Sept. 1.
Aberconway.
Sept. 4.
Khuddlan.
Sept. 5.
Khuddlan.
Sept. 8.
Flint.
Sept. 11.
Chester.
Sept. 10.
Flint.
Sept. 5.
Rhuddlan.
Protection in England, with clause volumus, for one year, for John de
Norton, staying in Ireland.
The like, until Martilmas, for the abbot of Deulacres, going beyond seas.
The like, in Ireland, for one year, for John de Cogan, staying in
England.
Simple protection, in Ireland, for two years, for the prior of Lantony
without Gloucester, staying in England.
The like, for one year, for Ralph le Rus of Cambridge.
Letters for Henry de Cruce, going with W. archbishop of York beyond
sea?, nominating Nicholas de Cruce and John de Wyncestria his attorneys
for three years.
The like for the following, going with the said archbishop : —
Laurence de Holebech, nominating William son of Elias de Holebech
and Robert de Hatton, clerk.
Bartholomew de Thoneng, nominating John Perceval and Thomas son
of Henry de Est Drayton.
Walter de Bradeford, nominating Robert de Hatton, clerk, and Nicholas
de Garton of York, •
Letters for Adam, abbot of Wygemore, John de Everle and Roger de
Luggonere, executors of the will of Roger de Mortuo Mari, staying in
England, nominating Hugh de Rysebiiy and Walter de Hopton their
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
The like for : —
Matilda de Mortuo Mari, staying in England, nominating the same
Hugh and Walter in Ireland for one year.
The abbot of Tiron, nominating Geoffrey de Castriduno and Peter
Samuel for three years.
The prior of Lanthony Prima in Wales, staying in England, nominating
brother Robert de Trillet and Stephen Bauzan in Ireland for three
years.
Philip de Chetewynd andls[abella] his wife, staying in England, nomi-
nating Adam Waldyn and Richard de Drumskyn in Ireland for
three years.
Pardon, at the instance of Matilda de Mortuo Mari, to Gilbert de la Lowe
of Hodesdon for escaping from prison in the castle of Marleberge, where
he was detained on suspicion.
Confirmation of a charter whereby William Lamberd grants to John de
Tyngewik 6 acres of land in Wheteleye within the bounds of the forest of
Whitlewod.
12 EDWARD I.
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1284.
Sept. 6.
Rhuddlau.
Sept, 8.
Flint.
Sept. 8.
FUnt.
Sept. 8.
Flint.
Sept. 8.
Flint.
Sept. 8.
Flint.
Sept. 8.
Flint.
Sept. 10.
Flint.
Sept. 13.
Chester.
Sfpt. 1.5.
ChfHter.
Mnnhrane 5 — cont.
Mandate to William i\v Sahaiii to deliver to the treasurer an<l barons of
the Exchequer, on the morrow of Michaelmas, all the rolls of the time when
he was justice in eyre, together with the writs and other instruments of the
same.
The like to : —
Salomon de Roff'.
Roger Luveday, when justice in eyre and elsewhere.
John de Metingham.
Master Thomas de Sudington.
Robert Fulcon[i8].
The executors of the will of William Brayb[oef].
Richard de Boyland.
The like to Elias de Sutton to deliver all the rolls in his custody of the
time when he was keeper of the rolls.
The like to :—
John de Berewik'.
The executors of the will of John de LusteshuU.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Iterius de
Engolisma, going beyond seas.
Pardon to Hugh de Eton for the death of Henry de la Voleye, as it
appears by the record of John son of Aerus and his fellows, justices assigned
to deliver the gaol of Shrewsbury, that he killed him in self-defence.
Protection, for two years, for John de Oxon' and William Seys, king's
burgesses of Aberconewey, whom the king has appointed to go iu one of his
barges to trade in his dominions.
The like for Roger de Lewes and William de Cardygan, burgesses of
Aberconewey, also appointed to go in another barge of the king's.
Presentation of John de Magnato, king's clerk, to the prebend, lately
held by Iterius de Ingolifcma, in the king's chapel of Hastinges, in the
diocese of Chichester.
Simple protection, for two years, for Walter de Hibern', parson of the
church of Dene, staying at Oxford for study.
The like, for three years, for the prior of Bretton.
Letters for Thomas de Multon, staying in England, nominating William
de Lyndeseye his attorney in Ireland for two years.
The like for: —
Edmunda wife of Thomas de Multon, staying in England, nominating
Richard le Deveneys and William de Lyndeseye iu Ireland for two
years.
Theobald de Verdun, going to Ireland, nominating Malcolm de Har-
leye and Thomji8 do V^erdun for six years.
The prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jeni.«nlem in England, going
to Scotland, nominating John do Bristlesiiam and brother Robert do
Somerdesby, until Martilmas.
The prior of Bath, staying in England, nominating Thomas de Ode-
wode and .John Rnsaell in Ireland for three years.
The aiihot of Lossay, staying bevond seas, nominating Edmund le
Elenjcng and Muuger <lu Aylesham for two years.
I 2
i:v2
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
12S1..
Sept. 21.
Ovortttn.
Sept.
Chesi
lo.
er.
Sejit. 15.
{'lustor.
Sept.
Chest
i:5.
IT.
Sopt. 14.
Chester.
Sept. 10.
Shotwick.
Sept. 14.
Chester.
Sept. 18.
Rvston.
Mciitbraiic 5 — cont.
The prior of the church of Holy Trinity, York, goiug beyond seas,
nominating Peter de Goy for two years.
Ralph Pippurd, staying in England, nominating Simon de Carbri and
i*eti'r Oweyn in Ireland for two years.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Robert de Frodesham.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Testard to the master
anil brethren of the hospital of St. John the Baptist, Byugwatre [Bridge-
water], of a messuage and an acre of land in Wedmedon, with the advowson
of the cliurch there.
Pardon to William de Coppeland, in custody in the prison of Karnarvan,
for the death of John de Lownal, as it appears by inquisition taken by John
de Monte Alto, steward of the household, that he killed him in self-defence.
Grant to Theobald de Verdun that he may receive his Irishmen into the
king's peace, with the advice of the justiciary, or such as may supply his
place, and of those persons who have been sent to make certain inquisitions
in Ireland.
Protection, with clause volumus, for six years, for the same, going to
Ireland.
Exemption, at the instance of Theobald de Verdun, for Nicholas de
Nettervill, knight of his household, from being put upon assizes, juries or
recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff, or other bailiff of the king,
while in the service of the said Theobald, who has great need of him in the
present war in Ireland.
Pardon to Nicholas, prior of Llanthony Prima, for receiving Peter de
Marines there, as it appears that he knew not of his outlawry in the late reign.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Walter de Wymburn,
gone to Ireland on the king's special affairs.
Appointment of Walter de Wymburn as justice of the common pleas,
Dublin, with mandate to Robert Bagot and the other justices to admit
him.
Grant to Hichard de Bosco of the custody, during minority of the heirs,
of the lands late of Laurence de Scaccario, tenant in chief, and of his
serjeanty in the Exchequer, together with the wardships, reliefs, escheats,
advowsons and dowers belonging to either. By p.s.
Protection, with clause volumus, until the feast of the Purification, for
John Carbonnel, going beyond seas.
The like, for two years, for Thomas de Multon, going to Ireland,
Sept. l.*).
Chester.
Membrane 4.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Edmund, earl of Cornwall,
granting in frank almoin to the monks of St. Mary, Rewley, in North
Oseney by Oxford, for the maintenance of fifteen monks, chaplains of the
Cistercian order, to celebrate divine service for the souls of himself, Richard
his father, and his successors, all his land in Norhoseueye near Oxford with
the appurtenances as in demesnes, homages, villenages, &c., with the reser-
vation of a sufficient place for the court of the honour of St. Valery ; also his
whole manor of Erdington, co. Oxford ; also one acre of land in his demesne
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1284.
Sept. 10.
Chester.
Sept. 14.
Chester.
Sept. 15,
Cheater.
Sept. 20,
Mai pas.
Sept. 15.
Chester.
Sept. 15.
Chester.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Innd of Bel by Roselyn, with the advowson of the church of St. Wuudroni*
and its other appurtenances in the Hundred of Keryer, co, Cornwall ; also his
whole wood at XetU'heddo, to wit, his two parks, one called Heynier the less,
the other Heymer the greater; also all that land with houses built thereon
in the parish of St. Thomas the Apostle, London, which wsus demised to him
by Foncius de la More, and which was formerly of John Keynger ; also
his laud in the town of Wylanston, aud 605. of rent payable by the abbot
and convent of Thame in the town of Stoketalemach, arising from two
knights' fees there ; witli the view of frank-pledge wherever the said earl
had it in the above lands, and with warranty thereof.
Witnesses : — Sirs Thomas de Breaute, Richard de Cornubia, Henry
de Sottebrok, Peter Becard, Walter de la Puylle, knights; Roger de Dray-
ton, Roger de Waliugford, John de Ueddesor, William de Harpedene,
aud others.
Vacated because otherwise below in Patent Boll, 22 Edward /., where
the name of the abbot is added to the number of the fifteen canons.
[Monasticon, vol. v., p. 699.]
Grant, with the assent of the Welsh of Northope, Ledebrok Major, Lede-
brok Minor, Keldreston, Wolfinston, Weper aud Sutton, to the burgesses of
Flynt, for the advantage of their borough, that beyond the bounds of the
towns formerly called Rediuton and Odeston, heretofore it.ssigned to the said
borough by the king, they may have all their necessaries both for founding
lead ore and for other business, without sale thereof, from the wood and under-
wood in the woods of the aforesaid Welsh of the aforesaid towns of
Northope, &c., as far as Ewelawe, aud also common of pasture therein,
saving however to the said Welsh their oaks, pannage, honey and sparro-w-
hawks in the said woods and in the small enclosures round their houses
within the said woods. Lease to the same burgesses of the castle-meadow
towards Basingwerk for 4*. yearly, and of the mill of Flynt, with suit
thereto of all dwelling in Flynt, for 10/. yearly ])ayable to the constable of
Flynt castle, with licence to build another mill at their own cost, and to
take multure there in aid of the said farm, the constable of the castle to have
free multure of com for himself and household.
Remission to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, of 60*., the yearly less
which it is estimated he would suffer in consequence of the king dii^afforest-
ing the cantred of Englefehl, 9 September, 12 Edward I., so that for the rest
his term of office, viz. eight years from Michaelmas, 9 Edward I., he is to
pay to the Exchequer 7So^ marks instead of 790 marks for the custodies
specified in former grants which are here recited.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for William, son of Roger da
Mortuo Mari, merchant, trading.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Master William de
Luda, dean of the church of St. Martin le Grand. Loudon, now beyond
seas on the king's special affairs.
Simple; protection, for three years, in Ireland, for brother Richard de
Warewyk, keeper of the hospital of St. John the Evangelist of Waterford
aud Cork.
The like, for one year, in Ireland, for John de llastingcs-
The like, for two years, in Ireland, for Geoffrey, son of Alan.
The like, for tw(> years, in lielaud, fur Richard dc Salle.
134
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
22S1.. Membrane^ — cont.
Sept. 15. Protection, with cliusc voluinus, for one year, for John, prior of the
ChcsiiT. chiirth of Holy Trinity, York, going beyond seaa.
Membrane 4 (^Schedule).
Sppt. 15. Commission to Salomon de Roff, Master Henry do Bray, and Henry le
Chester. Waleys to enquire touching concealed goods of condemned Jews, aiad Jewa
and merchants dealing in sheets of silver, etc. [aa on m. 6.]
Sept. 22.
Overtoil.
Sept. 27.
Overton.
Sept. 28.
Overton.
Sept. 27.
Overton.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for the men of Theobald de
Verdun, taking wine, corn, &c. to Ireland for him.
Writ of aid, during pleasure, for John, prior of Wenlok, appointed to the
custody of the priory of Bermundeseye, taken under the king's protection
at the instance of Robert, prior of Coulanges and proctor-general ot the
prior of La Charite, to whom the priory of Bermundeseye is immediately
subject.
Safe-conduct, until Christmas, for Robert, prior of Coulangea {de Colon-
giis), deputed by the prior of La Charite to visit and correct the excesses
of the houses of that order.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Thomas de Clare,
going to Ireland.
Licence for Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to sport (riviare) without
falcons, during this winter, along the river Sturre and other rivers in the
counties of Dorset, Somerset, and Wilts, which are in preserve.
Assignment to Eleanor the king's mother, and to the executors of her
will after her death, of 655 pounds 16 shillings 8 pence of Tours out of
the customs of Bordeaux, in recompence for the payments charged upon
the pedage and other receipts of the town of Miremaund, which are set
forth in former letters patent, and which, by the extent of Guichard de Burgo
and Master Adam de Norfolk, amount to that sum.
Mandate in pursuance to the seneschal of Gascony and the constable of
the castle of Bordeaux ; and also to obtain from the abbess of Fontevraud
and cancel and return the letters directing Auger Mote, sub-seneschal,
Master Reymund Sancii, mayor and judge, and Stephen de la Fyte, the
king's receiver in Agenois, to pay to her 400 pounds of Tours out of the
said pedage.
Oct. 2.
Overton.
Oct. 2.
Overton.
to Ireland, nominating Nicholas de Ponte
Membrane 3.
Letters for John Wogan, staying in England, nominating Edmund Onobb
his attorney in Ireland for two years.
The like for :—
Thomas de Clare, goii
Fracto and Adam de Severnestok for three years.
The abbot of St. Evroul, staying beyond seas, nominating Thomas de
Holtham and Michael Bernard for three years.
Gilbert de Thornton, going to Ireland on the king's special affairs,
nominating Hugh de Cardoyl in England for one year.
The abbot of Aunay, of the Cistercian order, staying beyond seas,
nominating Richard de Mesroyl and Thomas Yvouis for one year.
12 EDWARD r.
135
1284.
Sept. 28.
Overton.
Sept. 27.
Overton.
Sept. 27.
Overton.
Sept. 26.
Overton.
Oct. 4.
Hope.
Oct. 5.
Mold.
Membrane 3 — cont.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Nicholas de Clere, goin;^ to Ireland on the king's affairs, for two years.
John de Stokes, going with William Griinbaud beyond sea-s, for two
years.
William Grimbaud, for two year.s.
Appointment, for three years, of Master Ralph de Merlawe to be king's
proctor in all causes touching the king's free chapels.
Confirmation of letters patent of John bishop of Winchester, granting to the
prior of the church of St. Swythun, Winchester, the liberty of appointing
and removing obedienciaries and ordering their offices (obedienciis) without
the bishop's consent ; also the power of appointing to or of retaining the
eerjeanties or other secular offices belonging to the priory ; and granting to
the chapter the custody of the priory during voidance thereof.
Commission to Salomon de Roff*, Richard de Boylaund and Robert
Fulcon[is] to go on a general eyre for this turn in the county of Berks.
Appointment of ^Master Richard the king's engineer to the custody of the
king's mills at Chester and thefisliery in the Dee belonging to the bridge on
the far side of the water for twelve years from Michaelmas, 12 Edward I., for
a rent of 200/., payable at the Exchequer at Chester, the said Richard to keep
up the mills, causeway and fishery, and to have timber for the same from
the forest of La Mare by view of the foresters there ; with provision for
the allowance in his rent of the value of any corn taken without payment for
the garrison at Chester during war, or during the king's stay there ; and
that he be not liable for repair in case of destruction by fire during war,
or by flood.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Elyas de Hauvyll, going
to the court of Rome.
Pardon to Richard de Brus, who had licence to take twelve live bucks and
does in the forest of Essex to stock his park, for taking by chance one or
two more.
Vacated because below.
Remission to A. bishop of St. Asaph of 200 marks, out of the 500
marks in which he is bound to the king for his good will, for the repair of
the houses of the bishopric damaged during the late Welsh war.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for the men of the count of Eu, taking
his horses home.
Appointment of John de Ponte to the custo<ly, during pleasure, of the-
lands in England late of the abbot of Fecamp, deceased.
Signification to G. bishop of Worcester, of the royal assent to the
election of John de Gamages, monk of St. Peter's, Gloucester, to be abbot.
Simple protection, in Ireland, for two years, for the Cistercian abbot and
convent of Knockmoy {de Colle Victor').
Exemption, for four years, at the instance of H. cardinal priest of St. Lau-
rence in Lucina, of John de Clunfon, his nephew (ncpoti), from suit
at the county court of Gloucester and at the hundred of Kestesgate,
CO. Gloucester.
Simple protection, for one yeai", for William de Grafton, parson of the
church of Knyghteton, ,
l.w
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
22^1;, Membrane Z — cont.
Oct. 7. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Gilbert de Thornton,
St. Asaph, poin^ to Ireland on the king's aflairs.
Oct. o. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master John le Roraeyn, canon
Mold. of the churth of St. Peter, York, to the dean and chapter of the said
church of his two houses by Gutherumgate and a mill and 15 acres of land
in the suburb of York, for the maintenance of the anniversary of Master
John le Roineyn, sometime treasurer of the said church.
Oct. 7. Notification that Robert de Gouyz is the son and heir of Robert de Gouyz
Deubigh. and Eleanor his wife, lawfully begotten.
Oct. 5. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de Writtele to the
Mold. abbess and nuns of Godestowe of a carucato of land in Heywrth and
Bluntesdon.
Licence, until Michaelmas, for Alan de Plogenet, to hunt the fox and
hare in all the forests of Somerset and Dorset.
Oct. n. Presentation of Richard de la Lynde to the church of Kylmidan, in the
Carnarvon, diocese of Waterford.
Oct. 10. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Elena la Zuche, going
Conway. to Scotland.
Oct. 4. Pardon to "William del Aler of 40^., wherein he was fined before the
Hope. justices in eyre of the forest in Essex.
Oct. 14. Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot and convent of St. Wer-
Carnarvon. burgh, Chester.
Oct. 18. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln,
Camarron. of land and rent, to the value of 42 marks, in his manor of Dynbey, to
seven chaplains celebrating divine service in the chapel of the said manor,
namely 6 marks yearly to each chaplain. By K.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the same of land and rent, to
the value of 5 marks, in his manor of Caneford, co. Dorset, to a chaplain
celebrating divine service in the chapel of the manor.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the same of land and rent, to
the value of 10 marks, in his manor of Kyngeston, co. Dorset, to two
chaplains celebrating divine service in the chapel of the manor.
Membrane 2.
Oct. 15.
Carnarvon.
Oct. 18.
Carnarvon.
Oct. 18.
Carnarvon.
Oct. 22.
Carnarvon.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities
of St. Peter's, Gloucester, to John de Games, monk thereof, abbot elect.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Walter de
Bathon', going beyond seas on the king's business.
Simple protection, for two years, in Ireland, for John de Well', monk of
Bath, and keeper of the hospitals and houses of St. John the Evangelist in
Waterford and Cork.
Pardon to John de Elbrugge of the robberies and other felonies whereof
he was indicted before Richard de Middleton and his fellows, justices in eyre
in the said county in the time of Henry III., as it appears by inquisition
made by the sheriff and coroners of Gloucester that he was not guilty.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for the lay brethren and men of the abbot of
Waverle, going to Yarmouth with horses asod carts to buy fish and herring.
12 EDWARD I.
137
1284.
Oct. 22.
Camanon.
Oct. 22.
Carnarvon.
Oct. 20.
Carnarvon.
Oct. 22.
Carnarvon.
Oct. 22.
Caniars'on.
Nov. 5.
Bere.
Membrane 2 — cont.
Pardon to Richard de Brus for taking by chance two deer over and above
the twelve bucks and does recently j^anted to him in the forest of Essex
for stocking his park of Horsfrith.
Grant to Ranulph de Merton and his heirs of reasonable estover, to wit
*husbold,' in the forest of la Mare, in exchange for the like ostovcr which he
hjul in the woo<l of Bradeford, and which he has surrendered to the king
for the use of the abbot and convent of Vale Royal,
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de Menteraore to the
abbot and convent of Wouburn, of rent in Eversholte to the yearly value
of 245. ^d.
Protection, with clause rogamus, for the master and brethren of the
military order of the house of God and St. Lazarus, Jerusalem, and their
envoys collecting alms for the maintenance of the standard of St. Lazarus
against the enemies of the Cross. All unauthorised collectors are to be
aiTested.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry son of Ranulph de
Holm to the abbot and convent of Deulacres, of two messuages and GO acres
of land in Uvereholm and Nethereholm ; by Henry del Coudrey to the
same, of a messuage and 40 acres of land in Uvreholm ; and by Ranulph
de Guyt and Margery his wife, of a messuage and 40 acres of land iu
Thetesworth.
Grant to James de Ispannia, king's clerk, nephew of Eleanor, the king's
con.«ort, of the prebend in the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, late of W.
bishop elect of Salisbury, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
see of Dublin.
Simple protection, for two years, in Ireland, for Thomas de Sancto
Leodegario, bishop elect of Meath, going to the court of Rome.
Grant, for life, to Master James de Sancto Georgio, king's Serjeant,
of 3s. a day from the wardrobe, and at his death of Is. 6d. a day to his
wife Ambrosia if .she survive him.
Grant, for life, to Master Richard the engineer (Ingeniator), king's
Serjeant, of 12d. a day at the Exchequer of Chester.
Appointment of Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, and the abbot
of Vale Royal to audit the account of the said Master Richard for
the time he held the farm of the mills, fishery and demesnes of Chester,
and to charge Guncelinus de Badclcsmere, then justice, with what Master
Richard can show that he has paid him.
Letters for Elena la Zuche, going to Scotland, nominating Geoffrey de
Hauso and Gilbert de Kirkeby her attorneys for one year.
Letters for William Belet, going beyond seas, nominating Gerin do
Sancto Egidio and Thomas de la Graunge, until Whitsunday.
Protection, with clause volurmts, until Whitsunday, for the same.
Grant, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, to Isabella, late the
wife of Edmund de Melleford, tenant in chief, that she may marry whom-
soever she will of the king's allegiance.
Protection, during pleasure, for Thomas de Osgotobv, hermit of St. Mary
Magdalene of Kingcstniiihirst l»v Ilovedcn, collecting alms for the maiuten-
iincc of himself and his chapel ihere.
138
CALENDAR OF PATENT UOLLS.
1281..
Nov. 12.
Laiupiidcr.
Nov. 12.
Lampader.
Nov. 10.
Lampader.
Nov. 12.
Lampader.
Membrane 2 — cont.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Richard Reymundi
and Richard son of Ennna and their fellows, men of the abbot of St.
Wereburg, Chester, going by sea to buy necessaries for the abbot.
Grant, for life, to William de Deverel, chaplain, of the chantry of tho
chapel in the king's hospital of St. James without Cicestre, late of Peter de
Lewes, chaplain, deceased, with the stipend attached thereto.
Simple protection, for three years, for the abbot of Kymmer.
Pardon to Robert Arthureth, clerk, for the death of William de Bonaldych,
as it appears by the record of Robert de Molecastre and his fellows appointed
to deliver the gaol of Carlisle that he killed him in self defence.
Protection, with clause, until All Saints, for John de Oerreby, going
beyond seas.
Presentation of Walter de Notingham to the church of Barleburgh, in
the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the land and heir of Oliver de Langeford, tenant in chief.
Simple protection, for one year, for William de Weremenistre.
Pardon to Thomas bishop of St. Davids of 400Z. of the loan of 1,000/. in
which he is bound to the king.
Grant to the same bishop that he may pay the 650 marks, residue of his
loan of 1,000/., at the following times : —
100 marks on the octave of the Purification next.
100 marks one month after Easter.
100 marks on the octave of the Purification following.
100 marks one month after the Easter following.
125 marks on the octave of the Purification following,
125 marks one month after the Easter following.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled.
Membrane 1.
Nov. 14. Safe-conduct for John Turaldi, merchant of Rye {de la Rye), trading
Lampader. in Ireland, Gascony or elsewhere in the king's dominion.
1283.
[Nov. 21.
Hereford.]
Nov. 30.
Worcester.
Dec. 11.
Leominster.
Membrane 20d.
Association of R. de Heng[ham] and N. de Stapel[ton] with the mayor
and sheriffs of London to hear and determine a cause proceeding by writ of
right before the latter in the busting between John son of Hervey,
demandant, and Hamo Hauteyn, defendant, concerning a messuage in
London.
Commission to Richard de Holebrok and Walter de Agm[odesham] to
enquire touching the persons who seized the goods of Robert de Boy ton
while he was in prison on various criminal charges, from which be cleared
himself by law, and who still detain the same.
Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Braybof, Adam Gurdon, and
Richard de Coleshull, touching an appeal which Matilda, late the wife of
Thomas de Hodenunbre, brings in the county of Southampton against
William le Dun and Stephen Waspayl for the death of her husband.
12 EDWARD I. 139
1283. Membrane 20d—cont.
The like to R. Fulc[onis] and E. de Berk', touching an appeal wliich
Dionisia de Baysham brings in the county of Hereford against Simon Basset
for robbery.
Commission to Thomas de "Weyland and Richard de Holebrok to enquire
who ought to repair and maintain tlie little bridges {poiiticulos) and cause-
way between Saham and Stumteneye, co. Cambridge, which are broken
down, and to compel them to do so.
Dec. 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to Nicholas do Stap[elton] and Robert
Acton Burnel. son of Walter, touching an appeal which Alice daughter of Richard le
Keu brings in the county of Northampton against Alexander son of
Richard Swet, for the death of her mother, Matilda, late the wife of the
said Richard.
Membraxe I9d.
Dec. 14. The like to R. Loveday and R. de Holebrok, touching the persons who
Actou Bumel. broke the house of the earl of Gloucester and Hertford at Rowell, co.
Northampton, while he was under the king's protection and on his service
in "Wales, carried away his goods and assaulted his servant, William le
M esser.
Association of Richard de Heydon, in place of Richard de Boylond,
with William de Braybof, in the commission of oyer and terminer,
touching the persons who broke the park of Hugh Poynz at Tokynton,
CO. Gloucester, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Commission of oyer and terminer to N. de Stapel[ton] and E. de
Bek[ingham], touching an appeal of robbery which Alice de Weston brings
in the county of Warwick against William de Wylicote of Lipardinton,
Simon son of Hugh, William son of Robert, Robert Amys of Barton,
William son of Matilda, John de Wylicote, Philip de Petlinge, Ralph le
Clerk, William son of Ralph and Philip le Messer of Pilardinton.
Dec. 26. The like to R. de Grey and R. Luved[ay], touching the persons who killed
Rhuddlan. William de Wahull, parson of the church of Wahull, at Bury St. Edmunds,
CO. Suliolk, and their receivers.
1281
Jan. 9. The like to J. de Reyg[ate] and G. Aguillnn, touching an appeal
York. which Emma, late the wife of Thomas Baret of Brandosburton, brings in
the county of York against Roger Baty of Lund', Ralph son of James,
and James de Mora, for the death of her husband.
Jan. 12. Commission to the same to take all the assizes, certifications and attaints
York. an'aigned before the said Geoffrey and Alan do Walkingham, in the counties
of York, Lancaster, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland, and
not taken on account of the death of the said Alan.
Membrane 18</.
Association of Thomas de Woylaml, .1. do Lnvetot and Roger Luvoday in
a commission of oyer and terminer, touching certain trespasses committed by
Hichard de Holebrok and others on Thomas de Freston.
Jan. 24. Commission to R. de Leyc[e3ter] and R. de Holebrok to en(|uire wlio
Clipston. ought to re|)air and ni!iintain the little bridges {j)()iiti<iih)x) and causeway
between Saimm and .Stunt«'neye, ro. Cambridge, which are broken down,
and to compel them to do so.
140
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S4.
Membrane \^d — cant.
Associnlion of N. do St^pelton and R. de Boiland, in tho room of W. de
Bruyluif Hiid Rioliard do Coleslmll, otherwise en<jjii<;ed on tlie king's buriiness,
with Aiiiini (itirdun in tlie eoniniission of oyer and terniintir directed to the
latter, loneliing an a})i)eal which Matihhi, hite the wife of Thomas de Hode-
muhi, brought in the county of Southampton against William le Dun and
Stephen Waspayl, for the death of her husband, which appeal the sheriff
was ordered to have before the king a fortnight after Hilary.
Membrane \6d.
Feb. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert son of Walter and John Ic
Shelton. Lou, touching an appeal which Acelma (or Acelina) Flur brings in the
county of Northampton against Emma, late the wife of William de Novo
Burgo, for the death of Thomas Flur, her brother.
Feb. 22. Commission to J. de Lovetot and Roger de Colevill to enquire touching
Burton-upon- the persons who carried away the goods of Robert de Stafford at Haldesco,
Trent. (>q Norfolk, and wounded his men, while the said Robert was under the
king's special protection.
March 6. Commission to Salomon de Roff' and William de Braybof to enquire
Heywode. whether Nicholas de Monte Forti and his ancestors time out of mind have
held the hundred of Welwe, co. Somerset, with the fines for breaches of the
assize of bread and ale in the four tithings of Teleford, Inglescumbe, Newen-
ton and Twyverton, and to return the inquisition to the treasurer and
barons of the Exchequer. \^See Patent Roll, 11 Edw. I., m. 8c?.]
Membrane \Ad.
March 19. Commission to Nicholas de Segrave and Roger Sprengehose to make
Rhuddlan. further inquisition touching the persons who assaulted the king's bailiffs
and ministers sent to remove lay force from the church of Patingham, co.
Stafford, and to arrest all persons found guilty therein.
March 20. Appointment of John de Vallibus, John de Kyrkeby, Ralph de Hengham
Rhuddlan. and Thomas de Weyland, to view the metes and bounds of the counties of
Cambridge and Huntingdon ; and also to hear and determine the contentions
and discords between the bishop of Elye and the abbot of Rameseye con-
cerning a marsh on the confines by the oath of men of those counties and,
if necessary, of men of the counties of Northampton and Lincoln.
Commission to J. de Kirkeby and G. de Picheford to hear the men of
Southampton upon articles touching an inquisition lately taken before them
and others at Winchester, and if necessary to take a second inquisition and
do justice thereupon.
Membrane IZd.
[April 5.] Commission of oyer and terminer to Hamo Hauteyn and William de
Carnarvon. Burneton, on complaint by Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and
Essex, that while he was under the king's protection and m his service in
Wales, his men, John Tankard and Roger de Tulhus, were assaulted
and imprisoned at Norwich, and his goods carried away by Roger
de Tudham, William de Refham, Robert de Wymundham, William de
Borwode, Richard de Helmingham, Nicholas de Chaumpayn, William de
12 EDWAUD I.
141
1281.
April 14.
Carnarvou.
April 18.
Caniarvon.
Membrane 13</ — cont.
Shothou, WilJiiun de Yelreton, Thomiis de Milkeborton, liannlph Blake-
berdi', William Pack', Thomas de Line', Simon de Melton, ^^■iUiam Pygot,
John Fyn, William liacun, Adam de Sahara, John Costinnohle, Kof;er de
Swathing', William de Honingham, William Godhale, Robert Godhale,
William C'essun, William de llollesby, Bartholomew le Especer, Robert de
Weston, Pauiinus de Palegrave, Roger Mareschal, John de Blekiston,
Geoffrey de Bungeye, Adam le Bee, John de Ely, John de Eton, Pauiinus
Benedicite, Hugh de Wymundbam, Roger de Wyllieby, Nicholas de Bothe
and William Sandy.
The like to Stephen do Penecestre and Ranulph de Dacre, touching the
persons who entered the priory of Bermundiseye, broke the doors ot" the
prior's chamber, and chests and coffers {scrinia) there, carried away 68/. in
money, silver vessels (vasa argentea), and jewels of gold to the value of 40/.,
and imprisoned the prior himself and Eymon, his chaplain, and John de
Fyshyde, his yeoman.
The like to Robert Malet and Thomas de Bray, touching an appeal
which Christina, late the wife of Simon Mustard, brings in the county of
Bedford against John de Woderovre, Walter le Chaumbeileyng, John le
Porcher, John del Celer, Thomas le Porter, Walter del Pek', William
Hakun, Hugh de Gledele, William Cotel, John de Stodham, and William,
prior of Dunstapel for the death of her husband.
The like to R. Fulc[onis] and E. de Berkele, touching an appeal which
Alice, late the wife of Hugh Lungchamp, brings in the county of Worcester
against Hugh son of Walter Algar and Walter Dreu for the death of her
husband.
April 25.
Carnarvon.
April 29.
Carnarvun.
May .3.
Carnarvon.
May 4.
Caniurvon.
Membrane \2d.
The like to W. de Burneton and Master Thomas de Sudington, touching
the persons who placed themselves in the roads and passes in the wood of
Swyndon to impede the jurors of a certain inquisition to be made between
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, and Isabella de Fortibus, countess of Albemarle,
before the said justices at Knaresburgh, and wounded the bailiffs and men
of the said countess so that they could not appear on the day fixed.
The like to Thomjis de Normanvill and Albric de Wytlebyry, touching
the persons who broke the houses of the prioress of the church of St.
Michiiel without Staunford, co. Lincoln, carried away her goods and
wounded her men.
The like to Alexander de Kirketon and Elyas de Sutton, touching the
person;^ who assaulted Miuster Richard Lynol, archdeacon of Northumberland,
and his men at Newcastle-on-Tyne, and carried away the rolls belonging
to his office.
The like to G. Aguillun and William de Sancto Quintino, touching
an appeal which Emma, late the wife of Benedict le Caretter of Hoton in
Viscontc, brings in the county of York against Walter son of Walter
Wjistelyn of lirideshale, Alan Tggebrok, William Perseserjaunt de Mau-
lay, Osbert le Messer of Brideshale, Adam de Lek', William son of Walter
Wastelyn of Brideshale for the death of her husband.
Commission to Robert Bagot and Walter de la Have to enquire by the
oatlis of persons of the city of Dublin and parts adjacent, touching the
persons who lately killed James le Neir, merchant of Florence, at
Dublin.
142
(CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1281.
Membrane \2f1 — eont.
Tho like to Thomas do Nonnaiivill aiul G. vVi^nillnn to enquire of the
viciiin^e of Azerl;i<:;li and Kirkol)y Maleshard, co. York, whether WiUiam
son and heir of Nigel de Aldefeld, born at Azerlagh, and baptized in the
church of Kirkeby Maleshard, and a ward of the king, be of full age.
Membrane lid.
May 9. Commission to Nicholas de Stap[elton] and Richard de Holebrok to
Ncuadtirthlan. make an inquisition, if necessary by the oath of Jews as well as of
Christians, on complaint by the prior and convent of Luffeld, that
Jacob Sweteman, Jew of Northampton, produced before the sheriff of
Northampton a writing, sealed with a counterfeit seal of the said convent,
binding the said prior and convent to one Abraham de Bedeford, Jew, in
10 sacks of w^ool, at 12 marks the sack, wherefore the said prior caused
the said Jacob to be attached before Master Henry de Bray, escheator this
side Tx-ent, and others at Northampton, and he surrendered the said false
deed into the custody of the said Henry.
May 9. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Bray and R. Malet
Neuadarthlan. touching an appeal which Christiana, late the wife of Simon Mustard,
brings in the county of Bedford against John de Wederovere and others for
the death of her husband.
The like to N. de Stapelton, W. de Brayboef, Thomas de Sancto Vigore
and Robert de Wodeton, touching an appeal which Wymaria Creye brings
in the county of Dorset against Hugh Fyllol, John de Novo Burgo, William
Haraung, William Manning, John de Tany, and Walter de Morton for the
death of her brother, Richard Ruddok.
May 10.
Hardelagh.
Hardelaffh.
The like to the same, touching an appeal which Walter del Frene of
Welles brings in the county of Dorset against John de Novo Burgo, Hugh
Fyllol, John de la More, William de Montibus, Roger de Westwode, John
le Berker, William son of John del Hele for the death of his brother John
del Frene.
The like to R. Loved[ay] and R. le Baud, touching the persons who
broke the house of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, at
Rothewell, co. Northampton, while he was under the king's protection and
in his service in Wales, carried away his goods and wounded Arnold de
Bordefold and William le Messer, his servants.
May 25.
Carnarvon.
June 6.
Carnarvon,
Membrane \0d.
The like to Thomas de Weyland and J, de Luvetot, touching an appeal
which William Luveday brings in the county of Suffolk against Adam de
Cretynge for robbery.
The like to R. de Hengham and G, de Picheford, on complaint by
John, bishop of Winchester, that the prior of St. Swithin's refuses to per-
form certain customs and services in which the priory is bound to the
bishop.
Membrane 'Id.
July 27. The like to R. Fulcfonis] and R. de Heydon, touching the beatings,
Neuguir. woundings, imprisonments, robberies, injuries and damages dons to Gilbert
de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and his bailiffs, by William de
Derncford and his men in the county of Gloucester.
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228-1'. Membrane Id — cont.
The like to Gregory de Kokesleye, to take the place of Ilamo Ilautcvn
with John de Luvetot, touching an appeal which Christiana ad Fontem de
Heuleye brings against Adam Pykeman of London, for the death of her
son John.
Aug. 4. The like to J. de Metiug[ham] and R. de Boyl[and], touching the
Neuguir. distraints, imprisonments, etc. practised upon Andrew de Conteslial, hurgess
of Lynn, and Thomas his sou, by Adam le Especer, John de L'^pannia,
Robert de London, Humphrey le Orfevre, Simon de Minteling, William
Helle, William Pintel and others in the county of Norfolk.
Aug. 10.
Camarron.
Aug. 15.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 20.
Carnarvon.
Aug. 24.
Aber.
Mehbraxe 6d.
The like to Thomas do Bray, Henry de Sheldun, Robert de Verdun and
Thoma.s de Cherlecote, touching an appeal which Is[abella] Fesaunt of
Leycester brings in the county of Warwick against Gilbert le Parker of
Estleye, Hugh le Parker of Benetleye, Robert de la Chaumbre of Estleye
and Adam Benet, for the death of Richard Tirt, her brother.
The like to Elyas de Bekyngh[am] and Robert le Waleys, touching the
persons who broke the park of the abbot of Derley at Herthay, co. Derby,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
Commission to R. Loveday and R. Dacre, to take the jury touching the
breaking of Gerard de Fornivall's park at Munden Furnival by William de
Hereford.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Northwode, John de
ColK'ham, Geoffrey de Pycheford and Henry le Waleys, mayor of London,
touching the Satellites of Satiui — some of whom after solemn inquisitions
have already been consigned to gaol — who by night entered the church
of St. Mary le Bow, Loudon, and violently seized Laurence Dukct, who had
sought refuge there for some alleged crime, and after various torments
hanged him with a rope in the said church.
Commission to Thomas de Normanvill and Guichard de Charru, to
enquire touching the persons who entered the free chace of W. archbishop
of York at Hcxtildosham, co. Northumberland, hunted therein and carried
away deer, and killed Geoffrey the archbishop's forester.
Membrane 6d.
Aug. 28. Association of W. de Saham with W. de Boyland and J. le Breton in a
Aber. commission of oyer and terminer, touching a trespass committed upon
GeotTrey de Magna Franshani, chaplain, by Hugh, parson of the church of
Great Franshani, John de Clyn, Ralph his brother, John son of Thomas
(le Magna Franshani, Alexancier de Suthwode, William his brother, John
le Muner, John de Lunesdale, Alexander le Spicer, Roger Tarteys, and
Bartholomew Bray.
Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Helyun and E. do Berkeley,
touching an appeal which Alesia de Blakeneye brings in the county of
Gloucester against Thomas le Waleys, (leoffrey le Arblastn-, Roger lo Ven-
trer and Walter de Marisco for the death of her brother, Waltor do
Blakeneye.
144
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12Sk
Sept. 4.
Rhtuldlan.
Sept. 1.
lUiuddlau.
Sept. 5.
Khuddhin.
Membrane bd — cont.
Tlio liko to irnmo Iliiutcyn luid John le Brctton, tonchinfr the persons
wlio killed Robert Trosselove at Tolleshunte Gcrnou, co. Essex, and plun-
dered his goods.
The like to Thomas de Normanvyll and G. Aguilluu, touching an appeal
whieh Petronilla, late the wife of Walter Wodekok, brings in the county of
York against Adam de Kendale and Gerard Salveyn for the death of her
husband.
Association of R. Loved[ay] in a commission of oyer and terminer with
J. de Meting[ham] and R. de Boyl[and], touching certain trespasses com-
mitted against Andrew de Conteshal of Lynn and Thomas his son, by
Adam le Spicer and John de Ispanya.
Membrane Ad.
Sept. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Boylund and William de
Chester. Rothynges, touching the persons who broke the park of Matilda, countess
of Gloucester and Hertford, at Hunedene, co. Suffolk, hunted therein and
carj-ied away deer.
Sept. 18. The like to Giles de Berkeleye and Walter de Cokesye, touching the
Eystou. persons who assaulted Thomas de Westacre, Thomas Homme, Roger
de la Mare, Robert de Ireby, Nicholas le Paumer, William his son, Gilbert
Redwy and Thomas le Turnur, men of Walter de Bello Campo, at Wor-
cester. By p.8.
■ Commission to N". de Stapelton and E. de Bekyngham to take the attaint
which Robert de Belewod arraigns against the jurors who made a certain
inquisition before the justices in eyre at Lincoln, in a plea between Andrew
de Belewod and Thomas his brother and the above Robert, for having
withheld from the said Andrew and Thomas reasonable portion of the
inheritance of their father, Henry de Belewod, in Belton.
July 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Bray, Thomas de
Carnarvon. Cherlecote and Robert Burdet, touching an appeal which Isabella Fesaunt
of Leicester brings in the county of Warwick, against Gilbert le Parker of
Estleye, Hugh le Parker of Benetleye, Robert de la Chaumbre of Estleye
and Adam Benet, for the death of her brother, Richard Tirt.
Canc^ mand' de Acton Burnell.
Oct. 11.
Conway.
Oct. 11.
Couway.
Oct. 18.
Carnarvon.
Membrane 3d.
The like to J. de Reyg[ate] and G. Aguill[un], touching an appeal
which Avice de Langethweyt brings in the county of York against William
de Netlehaghe in Roshurst, Richard de Mose, Alexander Willemesman le
Naper, Richard de Redeshaghe, William de Banke, Thomas le Fevre, Henry
del Hill, Henry Aleyn, Benedict Saloman, Geoffrey de Shaghe and William
de Shagiie for the death of her brother, Hugh de Langethweyt.
The like to Stephen de Pencestre and John le Burne, touching the
persons who assaulted Robert Eylweger and Reginald de Rackeleye,
barons of La Rye, at the said port.
The like to Hamo Hauteyn and William de Sancto Claro, touching the
persons who killed Robert Trusselove at Tollishunte Gernon, co. Essex,
and plundered his goods.
i
12 EDWARD I.
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1284.
Oct. 20.
Carnarvon.
Oct. 27.
Uardelagh.
Mem BRAS E 2d.
Tho like to Rojjor Love(l[ay] and Peter de Loreng,on complaint by Nicholas
de Hexham, dean of the church of St. Alary, Lincoln, that John lJrodef:^lie,
Gregory his son, Thomas Akke, William Bascot, William le Caunter, William
Sparewe, Ralph Tod, Thomas llalyday, Philip de Cotes, William le Gaoler,
Robert le Messcr, Thomas Putto[l], Gilbert de Pecham, Alexander Peytevyn,
Walter Carles, John le Wheler, William sou of Claric', Henry Berard,
Robert le Lorimer, William le Taverner, John le Peyntur, John Cok le
Parmenter, William de Leyc', Abel atte Watre le Especer and Robert Toth,
assaulted and imprisoned the said dean, William de Hegham, John de
Suthcote, clerk, Ralph le Keu, John de Leghton, Walter Page, Henry de
Lindestede, John de Queynton, eTohn Page and Robert his brother,
men of the said dean, at Bedeford, and extorted from the dean a ransom
of 100*.
The like to G. Agnill'and Simon le Constable, touching the persons who
assaulted Roger de Lund at Lelle, co. York, depastured his meadow at
Nutel Sprotteleye and Wyveton, mowed his corn at Wyveton, and carried
it away, as well as timber at Sprotteleye.
The like to S, [de Roff'] and N. [de Gras], touching an appeal which Joel
Payn brings against Philip de Kyngeswode, William de la Munede, Roger
de Burle, Walter de Longehurst, Richard Spire, Motto de Pepering,
Thomas Pounaynd, Roger de la Vene and Robert le Bercher in the county
of Sussex, for rape and robbery.
The like to Thomas de Sancto Vigore and Richard de Heydon, touching
an appeal which Agnes, late the wife of William Biges, brings in the
county of Dorset, against Alexander BaillifP of Bernardcsle, Robert Pernel,
John Chepman, William Squier, brother William Quentyn, canon of Chris-
tcschirch, and William, prior of Christcschirch, for the death of her husband.
Nov. 3.
Bere.
Nov. 14.
Lampader.
Nov. 16.
LauipadtT.
Membrane Id.
The like to R. de Heydon and Henry de Ralegh touching an appeal
which Walter Purchace brings in the county of Devon against Sampson
Hureward, Benedict de la Pille and Thomas de la Pille for the death of
John de Langelegh, his kinsman.
The like to W. de Routhing and Thomas de Belhus, by oath of the men
of Huntingdon, Cambridge, Essex, Herts, Norfolk and Suffolk, touching
the persons who carried away the lambs of John Luvetot at Suthowe,
Eye, Upwere, Thele, Braunford, Wakering and Aunham.
Commission to Guichard de Charrun and Walter de Cambbou, to enquire
touching the persona who hunted and carried away deer in the chaces of
John de Vescy of Holyn and Walshowe, co. Northumberland, while he
was with the king in his service.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralj)h de Hcngham, Nicholas de
Stapelton, William de Burneton and Maj-ter Thomas de Sudington, touching
the dissensions between William de Valence, the king's uncle, and his
bailiffs of Penbrock and the commonalty of Ilavcrford, which have beeu
often laid before the council by the burgesses without any amends.
C.'>014.
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13 EDWARD T.
1284.
Nov. 28.
Haverford.
Nov. 29.
Huverford.
Dec. 6.
Carmarthen.
Dec. 11.
Ojstennouth.
Dec. 10.
Oystermouth.
Dec. 16.
Cardifie.
Dec. 16.
Caldecote.
Dec. 21.
Bristol.
Dec. 23.
Bristol.
Dec. 23.
Bristol.
Dec. 28.
Bristol,
Membrane 31.
Pardon to Matilda, wife of Walter Levyng of Buriton, in prison at
Wyndesor for the death of John and Alice, her children, as it appears by
the record of Salomon de Roff' and his fellows, justices in eyre in the
county of Berks, that she killed them when in a state of fever and madness.
Presentation of Master John le Peiit to the church of All Saints,
Hastings, in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of
the voidauce of the abbey of Fecamp.
Simple protection, for three years, in Ireland, for Richard de Lucy,
Avarden of the hospital of St. John the Evangelist, Waterford and Cork.
The like, without term, for Simon, abbot of Taleleheu.
Respite from knighthood for William de Penrys for seven years.
Henry de Dingel, canon of Osolveston, bringing news of the cession of
John, late abbot, has letters of licence to elect.
Pardon to Thomas, bishop of St. Davids, in recompence of the losses
sustained by bim in the Welsh war, and of his expenses through the king's
passing through bis bishopric, of 650 marks, residue of 1,000/. lately bor-
rowed from the king.
Licence for the prior and convent of SS. Peter and John, Clonard, to
elect an abbot, on petition presented by Walter de Clonnard, canon there,
bringing news of the death of Elias, late abbot.
Power to S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, to give the royal
assent and restore the temporalities to the person elected.
Grant, for life, to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the lands in Ireland, with
the rents, villenages, services and other appurtenances, late of Christiana de
Mariscis, come to the king's hands by exchange with the said Christiana.
John de Oxonia, monk of LufPeld, bringing news of the cession of Adam,
late prior, has letters of licence to elect.
Receipt to Nicholas de Clere, keeper of the archbishopric of Dublin, now
void, for the payment by the hands of Master Richard de Abindon, cham-
berlain of Kaernarvan, on 3 December, 13 Edward I., of 600 marks of the
issues of the said archbishopric, the same to be allowed in his account.
Letters for John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, going beyond seas,
nominating Robert de Herteford his attorney for five years.
The like for : —
The abbot of Conches, nominating John de Butteleye and John
Alemaund for two years.
Peter de Bakepuz, staying in England, nominating Peter Oweyn for
one year.
Thomas de la Roche, staying in England, nominating Walter Balli-
gaveran and Michael de Weseford in Ireland for one year.
13 EDWARD I.
147
128i.
Dec. 28.
Bristol.
Dec. 23.
Bristol.
Dec. 27,
Bristol.
Dec. 27.
Brijtol.
Dor. 27.
Bristol.
Meinhranc 31 — coat.
Fulk de Artheak and Mabi I hi.s wife, going beyond oCas, nominaling
Fulk de liupe Edvvardi for two years.
The prior of tlie Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, in England, going
to Scotland, nominating William de Merlay and John de Avecote8
until Whitsunday.
Protection, with clause volumtis, for two years, for the above John de
Britannia.
The like, for five years, for Robert lo Vel, going beyond seas.
Grant to William de Leyburn of the marriage of the heir of Geoflrey de
Lucy, tenant in chief.
Signification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of Ivo de Cosseby, canon of Osolveston, to be abbot.
Ratification of a grant at farm made by Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells,
to Thomas de Whiton, parson of the church of Ryse, of the custody, during
minority of the heir, of the manor of Amhale, late of John de Xevill,
tenant in chief, formerly granted to Amadeus de Sabaudia, the king's kins-
man, and by him to the bishop.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Testard to the
master and brethren of the hospital of St. John Baptist, Brugewater, of
a messuage and one acre of land in Wemedon, and of the advowson of the
church there.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for Warin de Grenden, to
enclose his wood of Grenden, co. Hereford, and certain arable {culturam
suam) of 16 acres between his said wood and his house, and to stop two
paths going through certain parts of the said wood, provided that he make
two fresh paths outside the wood on his own ground.
Mandate to Ranulph de Dacre, constable of the Tower of London, to
restore to the places whence it came the whole of the old money of the
tenth which is in his custody.
Vacated becattse in the Patent Roll, 11 Edward I.
Safe-conduct, until Ea.ster, for Stephen de Weslbury and his men, com-
mis.'sioned by Hamo de la Legli, king's clerk, to make purchases for the
■wardrobe.
Acquittance to Peter de la Mare, constivble of the castle of Bristol, for
the payment into the wardrobe to Master William do Luda, king's clerk,
keeper thereof, at Cnikyth, 1 November, 12 Edward I., of 1,271/. 11*. 8J</.,
arising from the late thirtieth.
Ralph de Arcubus, canon of Holy Trinity, London, bringing news of the
death of Eustace, late prior, has letters of licence to elect.
Ratification of a remission made by Eleanor, the king's consort, to Master
Edmund de London, parson of the church of St. Mary, Shenefeld, and his
successors, of (ir/. rent for houses and a parcel {parte) of land there belong-
ing to the said church, and of the heriot wont to be given by reason of the
said tenement, and of all manner of suit due to the court of Sheneft Id.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Richard de lu Lynde,
going beyond seas.
Pardon, for a fine of 2(X) marks, to Guy, sometime prior of Montucute, of
the trc.Hpas.-ies charged against liiui con<'erning tiic clipping of money, fabri-
cation thereof, and the rcci'ipt of .Jcwb' goods.
K 2
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2281. Membrane 31 — cont.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for John de Luvetot, going
beyond seas.
Notification that Henry le Waleys, in the king's presence, has acknow-
Icdgod liiraself to have received from Constantine Sieardi, burgess of
St. Emilian, 300 tuns of pure wine, viz. 200 tuns of red, 100 tuns of
white, of the town of St. Emilian, wherein the said Constantine was bound
to the said Henry.
Simple protection, for one year, in Ireland, for Thomas de la Roche,
staying in England.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for the same Thomas.
Simple protection, for one year, for Edmund de Everleye, parson of the
church of Subbiry.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Ralph Pippard, staying in England, for one year, in Ireland.
Adam (s«c) late the wife of William de Lyndeseye, going to Scotland,
until a year after Michaelmas.
Dervergulla, late [the wife] of John de Balliolo, going to Scotland, for
the same period.
John de Hasting', staying in Ireland on the king's service, for one year.
Membrane 30.
Dec. 28.
Bristol.
Dec. 24.
Bristol.
Dec. 28.
Bristol.
Dec. 28.
Bristol.
Dec. 29.
Bristol.
Appointment of Robert de Littlebiry to the custody, during pleasure, of
the priory of Holy Trinity, London.
Vacated because he had not the custody.
Protection and safe-conduct, for three years, for Maurice le Marchaunt,
merchant of Bristol, trading between England and Ireland.
Mandate to Ranulph de Dacre, sub-constable of the Tower of London, and
to Gregory de Rokisle, to pay out of the arrears of the thirtieth, which
are in the Tower, to Reyner de Luk' and his fellows, merchants of Lucca,
435/. ^d. ; to Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, by the hands
of John Conuers, king's serjeant, 3,200/. ; and to Hamo de la Leye, clerk
of the great wardrobe, 500/. for certain special business appointed to them.
Pardon to Hugh de Curtenay of 100/. in which he is bound at the
Exchequer, to wit, 50/. of his own debts, and 50/. of the debts of his father,
John de Curtenay.
Simple protection, in England, for five years, for the abbot of Fecamp,
staying beyond seas.
Letters for the same abbot, nominating Stephen de London and Robert le
Rus his attorneys.
The like for :—
Nicholas de Karru, going to Ireland on the king's affairs, nominating
Henry de Gouiz for one year.
Richard de Brus, staying in England, nominating Erchebald le Bretoun,
until Easter, in England.
The prior of Lewes, going beyond seas, nominating Adam Basset and
Nicholas de Heddesor until Michaelmas.
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1285.
Jan. 2.
Briiitul.
1284.
Dec. 28.
liristol.
1285.
Jan 1.
Bristol.
Jan. 1.
liristol.
1284.
Dec. 30.
Bristol.
Dec. 1.
Bristol.
Membrane 30 — cont,
Thomas, bishop of Rochester, going beyond seas, nominating John
(Je Morleye and Thomas de ^lorleye for two years.
Nicholas de Segruve, going beyond seas, nominating Theobald de
Nevill and John de Stikes until Easter.
Robert de Stuttevill and Eleanor his wife, going beyond seas, nomina-
ting Henry de Petraponte for one year.
Mandate to John de Ponte, keeper of the temporalities of the abbey of
Fecamp in England, to restore them to William de Putot, monk of the
same, whose election as abbot has been confirmed by J. cardinal priest of
St. Cecilia's, the Pope's legate in France.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Nicholas de Karru,
going to Ireland.
Appointment of Nicholas de Stotevill to the custody of John North of
Kyneburlegh and of his lands, during his life or until his recovery, as it
ap[)ear3 by the inquisition of the sheriff of Norfolk that he is of unsound
mind.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay 1,CXX) marks to Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of Eng-
land, in recompence of his damages and ol his services in the last army in
Wales.
Mandate to Nicholas de Clere, king's clerk, keeper of the archbishopric of
Dublin, to pay over the issues of the same now in hand to John de
Candoure, king's clerk, bearer, it being the king's will to apply the same
to the walling of certain towns and castles in Wales. On receipt of letters
patent of the said John, announcing the payment, the amount will be
allowed in his account.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland and the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer to pay over to the bearer, John de Candoure, king's clerk, the
issues of the king's land in Ireland, as well of Michaelmas term last as
of Easter term next, to be brought to Kaernarvan by Whitsuntide, these
to be used for the walling of certain towns and castles in Wales.
Exemption for five years of Peter de Mundenard, merchant of Spain,
from arrest of his goods for any debt whereof he himself is not the principal
or surety, with protection for him in trading within the realm.
Grant, at the instance of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to the mayor and
bailiffs and other good men of Exeter of murage for live years.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for the following, goia"
beyond seas with the king : —
Robert de Aune.
Henry Chival.
Walter de Teye.
The like for :—
Fulk son of Warin, going beyond seas, for one year.
Peter de Stanye, in Ireland, staying in Kiigland, for throe years.
The prior of Lowes, going beyond soa^, uriiil .Mii-haolinas.
Robert de Creveciucr, going l)cyond sea-s with the king, until Easter.
Robert de Stutevill, going beyond sea.s, for one year.
Oilbert de Bridushal, going beyond seas with the king, until Ea.ster.
loO
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
Jan. 1.
Bristol.
Jtin. 1.
Bristol.
Membrane 30 — cont.
Licence for Thomas, bishop of St, Davids, to stronfijthcn with a wall of
Btoiie aud liiuo, aud crenclhito his dwelling-house of Plesele, co. Derby.
Grant, for a fine of 100 marks, to W. abbot of Fecamp of the issues of
the said abbey due to the kinj^ during its last voidauce.
Aequittance to O. bishop of Lincoln for the payment, on the eve of
St. James the Apostle, 12 Edward I., at Leicester, to Master Adam de
Botindon, king's clerk, by the hands of William de Stocton, of 203/. lO*.,
in part payment of the arrears of the fifteenth from the clergy.
Pardon to Ralph de Albin[iaco] of 70 marks of the 100 due from him
for prest {de prestitoi).
Acquittance to Master Adam de Botyndon, receiver of the fifteenth in
the diocese of Lincoln, for the payment into the wardrobe to Master
William de Luda, king's clerk, keeper thereof, on Wednesday, the eve of
the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, 12 Edward I., of 192/. of the same.
By bill of the Wardrobe.
Exemplification of a charter dated 10 August, 15 Henry HI., granting
to Richard, earl of Poitou and Cornwall, the honor of Wallingford, with the
castle and its appurtenances, and the manor of Watlinton, for the service
of three knights' fees only. This exemplification is made because the slip
(iaqueus) by which the seal hangs is of different parchment from that now
used. IFcedera.^
Grant to the abbot and convent of Vale Royal, towards the works of the
same, of the 1,000 marks whereby Richard de Hethersete, serjeant of the
Exchequer, made fine for the trespass charged against him.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Membrane 29.
Jan. 2. Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Philip de Matlesdon,
Bristol. going beyond seas with the king.
Grant to Nicholas de Sprouton, king's chaplain, of the prebend in the
church of St. Mary, Hastings, late of Hugh de Kendal, king's clerk,
resigned.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for the following, going
beyond seas with the king : —
Nicholas de Segrave.
Robert de Hausted.
Signification to the bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of William de Brackele, monk of St. Mary, LufFeld, as prior of that house.
Jan. 2. Pardon to William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, of the 250/. in
Bristol. which he is bound at the Exchequer.
Jan. 7. Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Marlborough. Roger de Molis, going beyond seas, until Whitsunday.
Jan. 2. Emericus de Aqua Blanca, chancellor of Hei-eford, going beyond seas,
Bristol. until a year after Easter.
Jan. 9. Mandate to the escheator this side Trent, or his sub-escheator in the
Newbury. county of Leicester, to restore the temporalities of Osolveston Abbey to
Ivo de Cosseby, one of the canons, abbot-elect.
Writ de intcndendo directed to the tenants.
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1285.
Jan. 1.
Bristol.
Jan. 7.
Marlborough,
Jan. 10.
Basing.
Jan. 2.
Bristol.
Jan. 1.
Bribtol.
Jan. 2.
Bath.
Jan. 1.
Bristol.
Jan. 3.
Bath.
Jan. 10.
Odiham.
Jan. 2.
Briwtol.
Membrane 29 — cotit.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter whereby William, lord of
Ruton, «;rauted to the abbot and monks of Hiildewas in frank almoin : — A
certJiin plot of arable land in the territory (tirritorio) of Albricton, lying
between the laud of the said house and the highway, and extending from
the road leading to Beckebury as far as the bounds of Wystan, and certain
meadows in the territory of Ruton, whereof one is called ' le Mulnemor,'
another ' le Lauedi Longe Medwe,' another lying between the land of the
said house and the meadow of Reginald Long (Longi), and between the water
of Wornh' and of Kyngesbrok', and another which is called Munkeshok'.
Witnesses : — Sirs John Giffard, Hugh de Beumeys, knights, Philip, lord of
Bagesover, John de Bispeton, John de Styventon, Hugh de Halcghton,
Walter le Mareschal of \Vike and others.
Pardon, at the instance of Isabella and Joan, daughters of Gilbert de
Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, to Alexander le Feroun of his
trespass in adhering to Simon de Monte Forti, late earl of Leicester, and of
his outlawry therefor, if any.
Signification to R. bishop of London of the royal assent to the election of
William Aygnel, canon of Holy Trinity, London, as prior of that house.
Pardon to Peter de la Mare, king's serjeant, constable of the castle of
Bristol, for his trespass in drawing and hanging, without consulting the jus-
tices, William de Netlington, clipper and coiner of money in the Exchange
lately kept at Bristol {in cambio nostra nuper habilo Bristolf).
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edmund, earl of Lancaster,
to Ralph de Lavinton, parson of the church of Doffeud, of one acre of
land there, towards the construction of a chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr
in that church.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Peter Oriol, merchant, trading.
Exemption, for life, of William Rusteyn from being put on assizes, juries
or recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff or other minister of the
king against his will.
Pardon to Peter de la Mare, constable of the castle of Bristol, for
causing William del Lay, prisoner there, to be beheaded for breaking
prison.
Vacated because othervnse below.
Power to the escheator this side Trent, to receive moderate fines from
women holding moderate tenements for licence to marry, and also to sell
moderate wardships.
Protection and safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Henry le Mareschal,
sent by Otto de Grandisono, justice of Wales, to Somerset, to purvey
wine, corn and victuals lor the munition of the castles of Wales.
Simple protection, for three years, for Robert de Stepelton.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easier, for Master Henry Wade,
going beyond .seas with the king.
Acquittance to William de Bevcrlaco, king's clerk, for the payment to
Ma.ster Ilcnry de Luda of 1,000 marks and 271)/. 13a-. \(1., to wit : — Sunday,
the ev»' of the Apostles Peter and Paul, 10 Edward I., at Neuton by
Swerdwod, 1,000 marks. Friday after Miehachnas, 11 Edward L, at Acton
Bunu'll, 21/)/. Tuesday in the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul,
12 Edward I., at Lincoln, 11/. l.'J.v. Ad. Monday ullcr the octave of Kaster,
12 Edward I., at Kaernarvan, 20/. All arising from the tenth of the
clergy in the province of York for the first and second years of the grant.
lo2
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1265. Membrane 29 — cont.
Tlip like for the payment to William de Perton, king's clerk, at Chester,
of 2,.')41/. 105., to wit: — The eve of St. Laurence, 10 Edward L, 817/. ;
Friday before the fe^ist of St. Luke the Evangelist, 10 Edward L, 243/. 10*. ;
Sunday before the Purilication, 11 Edward I., 510/. ; Thursday in the
feast of the Annunciation, 11 Edward L, 242/. ; l7th May, 11 Edward I.,
100/. ; Monday after the feast of St. Peter ad Vincula, 11 Edward I.,
534/. 105.; Tuesday the morrow of St. Nicholas, 12 Edward I., 94/. 10*. ;
ali arising as above.
Jan. 7. Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for the prior of Michel-
Marlborough. ham, going beyond seas.
Jan. 1. Pardon to Peter de la Mare, constable of the castle of Bristol, for
Bristol. the death of William del Lay, prisoner there, whom he caused to be
beheaded for breaking prison, and also for the said escape.
Jan. 19. Mandate to the escheator to restore the temporalities of Holy Trinity,
Leeds Castle. London, to William Aygnel, one of the canons, prior-elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Jan. 15.
Keigate.
Jan. 20.
Cauterburj.
Jan. 2.
Bristol.
Jan. 26.
Canterbury.
Feb. 21.
Eastwood.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for the following, going
beyond seas with the king : —
Robert Poterel.
Walter de Wyndesore.
Simple protection, for three years, for the master and brethren of
St. Mark's, Bristol.
Grant to Christiana de Mariscis that she may sell or otherwise dispose of,
except in mortmain, her land of Lossemak, in Ireland, of the fee of
Richard de Burgo, earl of Ulster, and owing suit to his court of Lourech',
which is extended by the justiciary of Ireland at 7 marks a year; notwith-
standing a previous agreement that she was to enjoy the issues thereof for
life only, with reversion to the king and his consort.
Commission to John de Vallibus, William de Saham, Walter de Hopton,
John de Metingham and Master Thomas de Sudington, to go on a general
eyre for this turn in the county of Warwick.
Letters for Master Nicholas de Waltham, parson of the church of
Bannebury, staying at the school of Paris, nominating Roger de Hegham
and Robert de Balescote his attorneys in England until Midsummer.
The like for Emeric de Rocheward, nominating Thomas de Kyleford
and William de Heddeszore until Michaelmas.
Membrane 28.
[Jan. 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Luvetot and William de
Eeigate.] Rothinges, on complaint by William Gereberd of Yarmouth that Robert
de MoutoD, John Jacke, Ralph Buk, Richard del Hil, William Ayleth,
Nicholas Bulling, Geoffrey de Suerdes ton, John Walter, Stephen de Coting-
ham, William Morgrin, Roger Aylmer, Roger le Gorun, Richard son of Hum-
phrey, Thomas de Emelinton, Richard Berecampe, Henry de Suanton, John
Wulfrun, Nicholas Sparke, Henry le Pestur of Mouton, Henry Attemore,
William Buk, William le Galmer, Gerard de Boys, Simon de la Croiz, John
Hodeneye, Laurence Gos, Richard son of Serlon, Geoffrey Elsy, Thomas
Trewelove, John Jacob, ILervey de la Graunge of Redham, John Criste-
messe, Richard LTrry, Geoffrey le Quillur of Halvergate, and Adam de
13 EDWARD I. 153
1286. Membrane 28 — cont.
Sutbewocl, came by night to his house in Mouton, co. Norfolk, burned his
house and the hurdles (cleias) of a fold, and beat his men.
The like to Richard de Boylaund and Baldwin de Sancto Georgio, touch-
ing an appeal which Lucy de Sancto Edmundo brings in the county of
Huntingdon against Geoffrey le Akatour, monk of St. Albans, Thomas Mut,
Robert Biudethef and Roger, abbot of St. Albans, for the death of her son
Richard.
Appointment of Robert de Somercotes, Robert de Swaddeworth, Robert
de Horbling and Wdliam de Colevyll to deliver Lincoln gaol of Walter
son of Nicholas de Beruby and Robert Amon, who were put in exigent after
the last eyre in the county of Lincoln, and have since surrendered.
Commission to R. de Hengham and W. de Wymb[urn], to take all pleas
touching the king's chace of Kyngeswod, in the counties of Gloucester and
Somerset since the time that Walter de Hclyun and his fellows held pleas
there.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Henry de Raleyo and Robert le
Daneys touching an appeal which Walter Purchas brings in the county of
Devon against Sampson Hureward, Benedict de la Pille and Thomas do la
Pille, for the death of John de Laglegh, his kinsmim.
Jan. 15. The like to the same touching an appeal which Roger de Honio brings in
Reigate. the county of Devon against John de Punchardun, Henry son of William do
Raleye, Thomas de Dune, parson of the church of Hyaunton, John, parson
of the church of Essedon, Henry his brother, Thomas, parson of the church
of Bretton, William de Charles, clerk, Philip de Esdon, Elyas de Hyaunton,
Thomas Aylrig, Richard de Gardino, Robert le WaiTe, L'^aak Curteys,
Richard de Moccumb, Rennewey de Bretton, Richard de la Ford, Henry de
la Ford, Richard de Chelsham, Isaak Wodia, Thomas Pyg, Thomas le
Saper, Walter Martyn, John Wodia, Nicholas de la Pitte, Roger de Gar-
dino, Nicholas de Gardino, Thomas de Baccote, Philip de Baccote, Robert
le Noreys of Wratheton, Geoffrey le Noreys, Geoffrey le Blind, Robert
Skidia, Reginald de Estweye, William Skidia, Nicholas dela Torre, Thomas
Cole, Richard de Estweye, Walter de Kejnesham, William Attebrigg, Robert
Budhue, Osbert Gadda, John Tayle, Robert de Chelsham, John Golde,
Richard de Geynesham, Walter Skidia, William fiz le Provost, Robert le
Norreys of Chivenore, Robert Cosin, Nicholas Cosyn, John de Chy venore,
John le Warre, William le Mouner, Henry le Mouner, Henry de Couwill,
Philip his brother, William Shogh, Richard Maury, Robert de Luscote,
Robert le Wylde, Thomas Bonde, Thomas Golde, Walter de Molendino,
Henry le Taillur, Henry Top, Isaak de Chyvenore, William Arnolf, John le
Gade, Richard Edewyne, Osbert Cosyn, Thomas son of Geoffrey de Parco,
John de Chelsham, .John Wade, William de Bitteden, Peter de Bitteden,
William Kyvely, William le Messer of Charles, John Lug, Elias son of
Henry le Chapeleyn of Merewode, Roger Rok', Henry le Girdeler, Ralph
Peres, William Thurger, William atte Bokcland, William le Mouner of
Charles, Richard le Hunte, Pochet de Blakewill, Robert Langware, John
Wele of Exeter, Elias de Chirchehill and Adam de Chirchehill, for the
arson of the church of Hyaunton, and for robbery.
The like touching a like appeal which William Paynel brings in the same
county.
Jan. 20. Commission rlc wfil/iis, fossafis, S^r. to Thomas de Normanvill in
LoedH. Holderiiesse and the parts liuldcto be Hooded by the Ilumber.
Feb. 2. Commission of oyer and tenriincr to J. do Reygfate] and G. Aguill[un]
Letrdw. touching an appeal which Hawysia, late the wife of Thomas du Colewych
154
CALENDAll OF PATENT ROLLS.
cont.
1285. Membrane 28-
brings in the county of Derby against William de Wlipsbire and Richard
rillok, detained in the prison of Beverley, co. York, for the death of her
hubbaud at Saudiacre, co. Derby.
Membrane 27.
Jan. 20. Presentation of William de Holecote to the church of Wymmynton,
Leeds. in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
land and heir of William de Monte Forti.
Jan. 28. Commission to Reginald de Asshewelle, Master William de Sancto Re-
Cauterbury. migio, Philip Lesvesk and Ralph Odonis to go on a general eyre in the
islands of Jersey and Guernsey.
Feb. 4. Letters for the abbot of Gymiuges nominating William de Monasterio
Leeds. Villar' and Thomas le Pastur his attorneys in England for five years.
Feb. 12. Roger de Barthon' and Robert Maynard, canons of Oseney, bringing
Hegham. news of the death of William, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Letters for Richard de Capella the elder, paralysed, nominating Richard
de Capella the younger and William Gelk his attorneys for two years.
Feb. 12. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Deutettus Guillielmi,
Hegham. merchant of Eleanor the king's mother, going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct for the same.
Letters for Ada, late the wife of William de Lyndeseye, going to Scot-
land, nominating Robert de Stiuecleye and Hugh de Fodringeye her
attorneys until a year after Michaelmas.
Feb. 24. The like for :—
St. Edmunds. John de Cogan, going to Ireland, nominating Gilbert de WoUavinton
for three years.
Feb. 23. John Mautravers and Joan, his wife, staying in England, nominating
Thetford. Richard Crey and Nicholas Russel for three years.
Feb. 28. John Seynden, staying in England, nominating William de Rcmely and
Binham. Geoffrey de Lockinge for four years in Ireland.
March 16. Ralph de Whaddon, going beyond seas, nominating Edmund de Thorp
Burgh. and Robert le Escot until Michaelmas.
Feb. 8. Stephen de Hampslap and Robert de Hamlamstud, bringing news of the
Leeds. cession of Ralph, their prior, have letters of licence to elect.
Feb. 24. Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for John de Cogan,
St. Edmunds, going to Ireland.
Feb. 23. Signification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election of
Thetford. Roger de Coventre as abbot of St. Mary's, Oseneye.
Feb. 23. Safe conduct, for two years, for Opisus Malespine of Lucca, going beyond
Thetford. seas.
Feb. 23. Confirmation of the appointment by the justiciary of Ireland of Robert de
Thetford. Stepelton to the custody of the counties of Cork and Waterford for
ten years.
Feb. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walter de Shapwyk to the
Binham. abbot and convent of Glastonbury of a messuage and two carucates of land
in Shapwyk and one carucate of land in Wycheghes.
13 EDWARD I.
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1285. Membrane 27 — cont.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for Muttliew de TokyuUjn,
burgess and merchant of Bristol, tnuling.
Exemption, for two years, of Jordan de Kyngeston from being put on
assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff, &c.,
against his will.
Feb. 28. Simple protection, in Ireland, until Michaelmas, for Thomas eon of
Thetford. Maurice, staying in England.
March 7. Mandate to the eschcator to restore the temporalities of Oseneye Abbey to
liiuham. Roger de Coventre, one of the canons, abbot-elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
March 9. Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Robert de Sancta Cruce, minister
Thoniegge. of the order of Friai's Minors in England, going to his general chapter beyond
seas.
March 16. Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Ralph de Whad-
liurgh. don, going beyond seas.
March 23. Grant to Master Richard de Abindon, king's clerk, of the prebend of
Burgh. Lusk, in the church of Dublin, late of Robert son of Roger, deceased, and in
the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the archbishopric.
March 24. Power to John de Kyrkeby and Hugh de Kendal to receive the fealty of
liurgh. Hugh, abbot of Aumale.
April 8. Mandates to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities to
•Ely- the said Hugh.
The like to the escheator beyond Trent.
March 26. Signification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Burgh. of John de Beneton, canon of Caldewell, as prior of Raveneston.
March 26. Letters for Joan de Bohun, staying in England, nominating William
Burgh. eon of Simon and Stephen de Ernesle her attorneys in Ireland for two
years.
April 24. The like for the abbot of Bildewas, going to Ireland, nominating Richard
Langel'. de Stircheleye and Gilbert de Hopston until Michaelmas.
March 24. Pardon to Walter Eyghe, hanged l)y judgment of the king's court for
Burgh. larceny, who revived on being taken down from the gallows.
March 29. Edmund de Werwill and Robert de Campell, monks of Tavystok,
Burgh. bringing news of the death of Robert, their late abbot, have letters of licence
to elect.
March 27. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by Robert son of John,
Burgh. and John de Lovetot, for tht; Friars Miiior.s of Norwich to close a lane,
211 feet by 12 feet, adjoining their area on the south side, for the enlarge-
ment of their close.
Membrane 26.
Commission to G. de Picheford, Richard de Coleshull, Roland de Erleyo
and John de Bakcpuz, to deliver tin; gaol of Radiiig' of Walter son of
Walter Wisdom and William de Wyleby, who were put in exigent after tho
last eyre in the county of Oxford tor the death of Peter Siward and Agnes
his daughter, and have since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of Williiini Snel, who was
put in exigent after the last eyre in tho county of Berks for the death of
ft man unknown at Ledccumbe and has since surrendered.
150
CALENDxVR OF PATENT ROLLS.
22 85. Membrane 2G — cont.
Tho like to the samo to deliver the said gaol of Peter son of Peter Buturr,
John le JJercher of Oldesle, Agnes le Berc, William le Skinner and John le
Porter, who were put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Berks,
for robberies and larcenies, and have since surrendered.
• The like to the same to deliver the gaol of Wyndesore of William le
Wodeward of Yacele, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the
county of Berks for receiving John Butemere and other thieves unknown,
and has since surrendered.
- The like to the same to deliver the gaol of Rading' of Richard le Fevre of
Baggehurst, who was put in exigent in the county of Berks for receiving
John Pugge, and has since surrendered.
- The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of John le Felter, who was
put in exigent in the said county for the death of Henry son of Joan
Gunnild, and has since surrendered.
The like to Geoffrey de Picheford, Richard de ColeshuU and John de
Tedemers to deliver the gaol of Oxford of William le Welbe (or Webbe)
of Lechelade and John Geffrey, who were put in exigent after the last eyre
in the county of Berks for theft and robberies, and have since surrendered.
March 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Loved[ay] and R. Fulc[onis],
Burgh. touching the persons who broke the park of Master William de la Cornere
at Whichebiry, co. Wilts., hunted therein and carried away deer.
Commission to G. de Picheford, Richard de ColeshuU, Roland de Erie
and John de Bakepuz to deliver the gaol of Oxford of Roger de Sancto
Mauro of Hanneye, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county
of Berks for the death of Robert LuUay, and has since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of Richard le Fraunkeleyn,
who was put in exigent as above, for the death of Roger Prat, and has since
surrendered.
— — The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of John de Loges put in
exigent as above for larceny.
Membrane 25.
April 1. Licence, for five years, for the abbot of Glenleys in Galewey to buy.
Burgh. in Ireland, 100 quarters of wheat yearly for the maintenance of the said
house.
April 3. Pardon to John de Wall' and Hugh his brother for breaking prison
Burgh. from Notingham, as it appears by the sherifTs inquisition that they were
detained for a false writ found on them and not for any homicide or
felony.
Notification that Anselm Basset, knight, died at his manor of Stoke
on Wednesday after Michaelmas, 8 Edward I.
April 8. Mandate to the escheator this iside Trent to deliver the priory of
Westderham. St. Andrew, Northampton, to Robert, proctor of the prior and convent of
La Charite, appointed keeper thereof until the coming Parliament of Easter.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
April 13.
Fulmer.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Walter de Kilkenny, of the order of
Friars Preachers, going to Bologna to his general chapter.
I
13 EDWARD I.
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1285.
April 13.
Fulmer.
April 12.
DittoD.
April 12.
Ely.
April 15.
Baldock.
April 20.
Laiigley.
April 22.
Langley.
April 21.
Langley.
April 24.
Langley.
April 25.
Langley.
April 25.
LaLgley.
April 24.
Langley.
April 27.
Langley.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Exemption, for life, of John son of Simon de Wylburgham, because of
his great defect of sight, from being put on assizes, juries, or recognisances.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for the men of the city of Ely,
selling ale.
Licence in mortmain for the abbot and convent of Westderhara to enclose
8 acres of land in Westderham, adjoining the abbey on the west side, to
wit, from the stone bridge of Westderham to the end of their close called
Fishuscroft, for the enlargement of their site.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Rependon, by Bernard de Brus, of land to the yearly value of 100*. in
Rependon ; and by William de Hertishorne and Roger de Ilertishorne, of
125 acres of land and wood in Heitishorne.
Letters for the abbot of Holy Trinitv and of Mont St. Catherine, Rouen,
staj'ing beyond seas, nominating Geoffrey de Tyngewych and William le
Vavasseur his attorneys until Christmas.
The like for Theobald de Verdun, going to Ireland, nominating Malcolm
de Harleye and Thomas de Verdun for six years.
Protection, with clause volumus, for six years, for the same Theobald.
Simple protection, for two years, for William Petri mercer, burgess of
la Sauve Majeure (stive majoris).
Signification to P. bishop of Exeter of the royal assent to the election
of Robert de Campell, monk of Tavystok, as abbot.
Protection, with clause volumus^ until Michaelmas, for the abbot of
Bildewa.'', going to Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Tychefeld, by John de Cadelond, of a moiety of a carucate of land in Cade-
lond ; by John de Farham, of 10 acres of land in Stubynton ; and by
Henry Ordrich, of a moiety of a virgate of land in Tychefeld ; all of the fee
of the said abbey.
Simple protection, for two years, for the master and brethren of the
Domus Dei of Dover.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Philip de Sancto Austcllo, clerk,
going to the court of Rome.
Simple protection, for two years, for Elias Boetty and Peter his brother,
merchants of Bordeaux, going beyond seas.
The like, for one year, for the abbot of Rievaulx, going beyond seas.
Letters for the prior of the hospital for lepers of St. Giles, of Pont
Audemer, going beyond .seaet, nominating Adam de Sancto Edwardo and
John le E.squier his attorneys in England for three years.
The like for : —
Neapoleo de Filiis Ursi, canon of the churches of St. Peter, York, and
St. Mary, Lincoln, staying beyond seas, nominating Paul Elie, clerk,
and John de Caprosia, for five years.
The abbot of Rievaulx, going beyond .'^eas, nominating Henry dc Meynil
and Peter de Fayceby until AH Saints.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William le Wayto and Edith
his wife to the abbot and convcut of Malmesbyry, of 23 acres of laud in
Kyngton.
15S
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
^2S5. Membrane 25 — cont.
Aj)ril 25. Maiulalc to nil justices, sheriffs, bailiffs and others, to admit Robert de
Langley. Leon, proctor-gcucral in England of the convent of Bee, appointed, at the
instance of liner, abbot of the same, his attorney in England until three
years after Michaelmas.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for the men of the abbot of Holmcol-
tram, buying corn and victuals in Ireland for their house.
April 2G, Letters for Gilbert de Bohun, staying in England, nominating John
Langley. Mahun and Nicholas de TykehuU his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Letters for Peter, abbot of Pynn, of the Cistercian order in England,
going beyond seas, nominating John de Materiis and Peter de Cissic for
three years.
Protection, with clause volumus, in Ireland, for one year, for Gilbert de
Bohun, staying in England.
Simple protection, for one year, for the prior of St. Andrew's, York.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Geoffrey de Nevill,
justice of the forest beyond Trent, whereby it appears that this will not
injure the forest of Galtres, as there is but seldom any repair of the king's
deer there, for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Leonard,
York, to enclose their wood of Bynyngburgh, containing 56^ acres of wood,
and their demesne adjoining the same wood, containing 100 acres, and to
impark the same.
Letters for Isabella de Chetewynd, staying in England, nominating
Richard de Drummeskyn and Adara Waldyn her attorneys in Ireland for
one year.
The like for : —
"William de Percy of Kildale, the younger, going to Jerusalem,
nominating Roger de Scotre and Richard de Wausand, for three
years.
May 6. Felicia, late the wife of William de Cheneye, staying in England,
Westminster. nominating Richard le Herice and William de Auxeministre, in the
islands of Gernereye and Jerseye, for five years.
1284.
June 1.
Carnarvon.
1285.
April 30.
Westminster.
[April 25.
Langley.]
Membrane 24.
Commission to R. Loved[ay], Alan son of Roaldus, Walter de Whighthull
and John de Thedemershe, to deliver the gaol of Oxford of Master William
de Eboraco, Richard de Lughteburgh, John la Zuche and Michael de
Crokedayk, who were put in exigent after the last eyre in the said county
for the death of Nicholas son of William de Hibernia, and have since
surrendered.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Reyg[ate] and Thomas de
Normanvill, by oath of the vicinage of the manor of Driffield, co. York,
touching alleged oppressions and ejectments of the men of the said manor,
which is of the ancient demesne of the Crown, by Derverguilla de Balliolo,
lady of the manor, and her bailiffs.
Commission to R. Loved[ayJ, Alan son of Roaldus, Walter de WightehuU
and John de Thedemershe, to deliver the gaol of Oxford of William de
Campsale, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the said county
for the death of Nicholas son of William de Hibernia, and has since sur-
rendered.
13 EDWARD I.
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1285.
[April 25.
Langley.]
Membrane 24 — cont.
Commission to R. Loved[ay] and R. de Boyl[and] to enquire of the
connty of Mid«llesex whether Adam de Jernemuta killed Robert de Redham
by misadventure or otherwise.
Commission to Hamo Hauteyn and Henry le Walcys to deliver Neugate
gaol of Robert de la More, in custody for trespasses against the peace.
Commission to W. de Hopton, Robert de Verdun, John de Diggeby and
John de Clinton, to deliver the giwi of Warwick of William Murdak, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in the said county for the death of
Ralph lo Bedel, and who has since surrendered.
April 30.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster,
May 4.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
Mehbranb 23.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas de Multon of Gilles-
laund to the abbot and convent of Holmcoltram of an acre of land in the
town of Burgh-on-the-Sands, for the enlargement of their court.
Grant to Richard de Brus of the custody, during minority of the heir, of
the lands late of Almaricus de Lucy, tenant in chief.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator this side Trent.
Protection, with clause volnmus, for three years, for William de Percy of
Kildale, the younger, going to Jerusalem.
The like, for two years, for Brian son of Alan, going beyond seas on
pilgrimage.
Pardon, at the instance of William de Linc[oln], of the order of Friars
Preachers, to William le Saynt', for the rape of Sibyl daughter of Hugh
de Newerk.
Simple protection, for two years, for Alan de Coupland.
The like, for two years, for Roger de Pokelington, going beyond seas.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities
of Tavystok Abbey to Robert de Campell, one of the monks, elected abbot.
Writ de intendcndo directed to the tenants.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for William de Harden to
buy of Roger de Clatford and Hawisia, his wife, a messuage and a moiety
of a caruc4it€! of land in Schaldeburne, with the advowson of the chapel of
St. Margaret there, notwithstanding that they are held in chief.
Grant to Peter son of Geoffrey de Genevile of murage for his town of
Lodelawe for five years from Ascension Day, 13 Edward I.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain, by way of exchange, by John de
Insula to William, prior of Burton, in the Isle of Wyght, of a carucate of land
in Wyppingham, Isle of Wight.
Mandate; to the escheator to restore the temporalities of the priory of
Bermundese to Henry, late dean of Payern {de Patriniaco), preferred to be
I)rior tluTcof by Simon, prior of La Cliarite.
Writ de inlcudendo directed to the tenants.
Simple protection, for two years, for Richard Stede, burgess of Joghell,
May 0. Licencu for the alienation in mortmain by Peter Dering, to the abbot
Westminster, and convent of Gerondon, of two rae.'<stu>ges and one virgate of land in
Worthington of their own fee.
100
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
][985. Membrane 23 — cont.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the mayor and bailiffs
of Lincoln, shcwinjij that the pasture of the said city will be diminished
thereby to the value of only 12^/. yearly, for the prior and convent of the
canons of St. Katherine without Lincoln to build a windmill in a green
plot without the gate of their priory towards the east, saving the right
of every one.
Simple protection, for two years, for Margaret, late the wife of Geoffrey
de Nevill.
May 1 . Licence, for three years, for the abbot of Kirkested to buy wool through-
Westminster, out the county of Lincoln, in order to satisfy certain merchants to whom he
is bound in certain sacks of wool, his own sheep having failed through
murrain.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities
of the priory of Luffeld to Adam de Hanred, monk thereof, whom O. bishop
of Lincoln has provided (providerit) to be prior.
May 6. Pardon to Robert son of Alan de Welwrithe, imprisoned at Leicester for
Westminster, the death cf Roger de Denecastre, as it appears by the record of John de
Vallibus and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Leicester, that he
killed him in self-defence.
Licence, for his services in the Welsh expedition, for Henry del Ortrey
to sell wood to the value of 20/. from his wood in the forest of Reithiche.
May 8. Pardon to John son of Reginald de Stanford of his outlawry for robberies
Westminster, and other trespasses.
The like to Robert de Neuburgh for the death of "Walter de Wedmor
and William le Whyte, and for robberies and other trespasses.
The like, at the instance of Master Hugh de Evesham, cardinal, to Robert
de Bysel', indicted before the justices last in eyre in the counties of Oxford
and Berks for robberies, receiving robbers, and fellowship with Anselm de
Waucy, hanged.
Pardon, at the instance of the lord of Malynes, to Jakeminus Chabot,
merchant of Lyege, for taking wools out of the realm against the inhibition ;
with licence to carry on business as he pleases for the future.
May 8. Pardon to Thomas son of William le Provost of Newenham for the death
Westminster, of John Gustard, as it appears by the testimony of John de Vallibus and
his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Warwick, that he killed him
in self-defence.
Simple protection in Gascony for the Carmelite Friars of Bordeaux.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, of the custody, during minority of
the heir, of the manor of Wynterburne, late of the inheritance of Hawisia,
late the wife of Baldwin Wake.
Pardon to Ralph de Vabadon of Stondon of his outlawry for robbery.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Adam de Fileby to the
prior and convent of Kenilworth of a messuage and a carucate of land in
Huchenden.
Membrane 22.
May 7. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Galeweye and Alice
Westminster, his wife, Laurence Testard, Richard Penet and Isolda, daughter of
William, to the abbot and convent of Whiteby, of a messuage, 8 acres of
l.l EDWARD I.
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1285.
May 10.
Membrane 22 — cont.
land, 105. in rent, and half a toft in Whiteby ; to wit, by the said Robert
and Alice one me3sua<^e and 8 acres, by the said Laurence 44-. in rent, by
the said Richard (is. in rent, and by the said Isuldu halt' a toft.
May 10.
Westminster.
Protection, with claiise volumus, until a year after Michaelma?, for the
Westminster, abbot of Bardeneye, going beyond seas.
Letters for the same, noininnting Robert de Beningworth, parson of the
church of Wolinghara, and brother Richard de AytiHcby his attorneys in
England until two years after Michaelmas.
The like for : —
Baldwin de Caune, going beyond seas, nominating Herbert de Caune
for two years.
Christiana de Mari.sco, staying in England, nominating Williixm de
Karrik and Theodnlj)h le Rede, in Ireland, for three years.
Gerard son of Gerard de Rodes, nominating Robert de Basing', and
Bartholomew de Gysorz for two years.
Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, going beyond seas,
nominating Robert son of John le Clerk, until All Saints.
Ralph de Thony, going with the said earl, nominating Gilbert de
Linde.se and William de la Despens' until Michaelmas.
Pardon to William son of William atte Toune, in prison at Stafford, for
the death of Walter son of Alexander Mustrel, as it appears by the
inquisition of the sheriff and coroners that he is charged therewith out of
malice and is not guilty.
Pardon to John le Sete, in prison at Soraerton, for the death of William
de la Marche, as it appears by the testimony of Richard de Boylund and
his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Dorset, that he killed him in
self-defence.
Pardon to Margery de Horseye, in prison at Someiton, for the death of
John son of Godfrey le Tistur, as it appears by the testimony of the same,
justices in eyre in the county of Somerset as above, that she killed him by
misadventure.
Licence for Anian, bishop of Bangor, to make a will, although Welsh
bishops by ancient custom cannot make wills. iFwdera.]
Licence for Salomon de RoflT to build, as shall seem expedient, houses and
upper rooms (solaria) near the wall and upon the wall of the city of
Rochester for the length of the tenement which he has by that wall.
Licence, at the in.stance of Oliver, bishop of Lincoln, for the dean and
chapter of the cathedral church of St. Mary, Lincoln, for their better safety
from night attacks in passing from their houses to the said church, lo
enclose the precinct of the said church with a wall, 12 feet high, in suital)le
place.s, at Potfergate street and at the street leading from the high road
of the baily (hallii) to the Kstegate with the two adjoining lanes on the
north side ; tlie .said wall to be provided with sufficient gates with locks,
to the custody of which they and their successors shall appoint one of
their body to close them at dusk and open them again before sunrise.
Acquittance to O. bishop of Lincoln for the payment on Friday Ix-fore
Whitsunday, 13 Edward I., by the hands of Geoffrey Tenesy, merchant of
Lucca, of 'M)l. \6s. 9il. arising from the arrears of the fifteenth from the
clergy in the .said diocese.
Mandate to Roger Le Strange, justice, and the ministers of the f(»resf this
side Trent, not to molest Edmund, earl ol Cornwall, to whom the king has
L
'Slay 8.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
66UU.
162
C.'ALENDAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
^Iiiy 17.
Westiniiistor.
IMay 9.
Westuiiuster.
M,xy 13.
Westiniuster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
iXniiittHl l(>Mvo <o ])!iss tlinHi<j;h tlic forest to liiiiit and lake ccifaiii sla^^s
within their chaces granted to him by Eleanor, tlio king's mother, and
others.
Protection
Wvnehelese,
La Vachc.
and safe-conduct, for three years, for Reginald A lard of
baron of the Cinque Ports, trading in his ship called
Grant that the appointment of Stephen de Penecestre, constable of the
castle of Dover, and Peter de Huntingfeld, sheriff of Kent, to enquire within
the liberty of the Cinque Ports touching a trespass by the barons of the
})ort of Dover committed upon Master Richard de Fering, archdeacon of
Canterbury, shall not prejudice the said barons in time to come.
Simple protection, for two years, for John Buk, taker of wines for the
king.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Torre to appropriate the prebend of
Astclift, which is of their own advowson.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de Curtenay to the
prior and convent of Christchurch, Twynham, of one acre of land in
Iwerne Curtenay and the advowson of the church there.
The like, by Peter de Malo Lacu to the prior and brethren of the house
of Grammont (Grandi Montis) in Eskedale of land to the yearly value of
201. in the moor of Blakehou.
The like, by Godfrey, bishop of Worcester, to the dean and chapter of
St. Peter, York, of the manor of Burleye.
Licence for the sheriff of Northumberland to hold pleas of fresh force
as the sheriff there has done from time immemorial.
Pardon to William son of William de Cauntrey of Bruges, maliciously
accused of burning his father's house in Cauntrey by Bruges.
Pardon to William de Wlipsire of his outlawry, if any, for the death of
Thomas de Colewik.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger son of Benedict de
].,incoln to the dean and chapter of St. Mary, Lincoln, of a messuage and
four bovates of land in Lincoln for the maintenance of a chaplain in the
church of St. Peter in Estgate, Lincoln.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Martilmas, for Adam de Monte
Gomeri, going beyond seas.
Membrane 21.
May 12. Inspeximus and confirmation of chirograph between the prior and convent
Westminster, of Bernewelle and Gilbert Pecche, dated at Bernewelle, a.d. 1256, first
Sunday of Advent, whereby the said Gilbert ordains that, upon voidance of
the said monastery, one or two canons shall seek him, or if he is out of the
kingdom, his steward, and say these words: — "Sir, we come to you as to
our patron, and announce to you the voidance of our house, and with your
good will we will proceed to our election ; " which done, even though
licence be not obtained, they may return freely to elect. The election made,
they are to present the elect to the said Gilbert or his heirs and to require
his assent. Moreover, in time of voidance, the said Gilbert or his heirs
sliall do no waste in the said monastery by reason of his patronage, and
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shall have only one senant with a hf)rse and boy, to hold sini|)le posses-
sion aa u recofjnition of his siiid rij^ht of fKitronape, and, with tlu- olHcials
of the said house, to see to the safety of its goods until a prior is appointed.
Sealed with the seal of the said nionasterv, and with the seal of Masttr
Richard de Wytton, vice-gerent of the archbishop of Canterbury in the see
of Ely, then void. Witnesses : — Mju^ter Reginald de Grefinghale, then
chancellor of Cambridge, Miister Stephen de Wotton, Robert de Rothing,
William de Suthlee, ^lartin de Sancta RatUgunda, Sir Hugh de Uoues,
Nicholas le Merveleus, Geoffrey de Fulburn, clerk, and others.
Grant to the mayor and bailiffs of Northampton of pavage for two
years from Midsummer.
May 12. Grant to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, of the custody, during the minority
Westniiuster. of the heirs, of the lands formerly held in dower l)y Hawisia, lately de-
ceased, sometime the wife of Baldwin Wake, tenant in chief, saving to the
king the marriages of the heirs. This grant is in settlement of the claim
thereto, which the earl made in the king's court by virtue of a former like
gi'iint to him of the custody of the other two-thirds of the said Baldwin's lauds.
The earl gives 2,000 marks to hold the said dower witli the aforesaid two
parts, and to receive the fines, recognisances, and other issues of the said
dower fi'om the day of the death of the Siiid Hawisia.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent.
The like to the escheat or beyond Trent.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 14.
Wc£tmii\ster.
May 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 21 {Schedule).
Acknowledgment, dated Walingf[ord], lo October, 10 Edward T., made
before Sir John de Kyrkeby, hy Edmund, earl of Cornwall, of his indebted-
ness to the king in 6,000 marks for the custody of the lands late of Sir ]5ald-
win Wake, payable by All Saints, as is contained in a writing of the king
touching the said custody ; also in 1,000 marks more demanded by the king
for the same custody payable in five years. \^French.']
l^Endorsenient of Schedule.^
Vacated because upon the petition of the said earl against the hing
touching the dower of the aforesaid JIawisia, a concord was made j\Ia//
13, Edward /., whereby the king grunted him the custody of the said
dower by letters patent as above.
Grant to John Luvetot of the custorly, during minority of the lieirs,
of the lands late of Thomas .son of Ralph de Normanvill, tenant in chief,
with the marriage of the said heirs.
Pardon to John sou of Alexander de Hope Boullicrs for the death of
Thomas .'*on of John de Horton, as it appears by the in(|uisitiou of the
sheriff and coroners of Salop that he killed him in self-defence.
Confirmation, at the in.stance of Eleanor, the king's mother, of a grant,
for life, by Yvo, the abbot, and the convent of Cluny to John d(> Croke.'^le,
of the manors of Utford, Thikesor and Mamton, saving lo the king the
custody of the said manors during the voidance of the abbey.
Order for the arrears of the fifteenth, heretofore granted by the clergy, and
of the twentieth, recently granted by the same, and of the thirtieth, lately
granted by the commonalty of the realm to be paid to divers merchants to
whom th«- king is bound in certain sums, until iht* .same are satisfied, l)y
the hands of Orlandinua de Podio, of the society of tin- king's merchant^}
I 2
IC.l
CALENDAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
Mny 12.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westmiuster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 17.
Westminster.
Membrane 21 — co7it.
of Lucca, and of Master Thomas de Bredstrete ; and Roger de Insula,
rlork of tl»e wardrobe, has been deputed to view the said payment and
receipt.
Mandate to Orlandinus de Podio and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, and
to ]Ma.>*ter Thomas de Bredstrete, receivers of the twentieth from the clergy,
to deliver the arrears of the twentieth to the above-mentioned merchants by
view of the said Roger.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for Hervey Raven of Ely,
selling ale as far as Lynn, Raveneseith, and Boston, and elsewhere.
Protection, with clause voliimus, for one year, for John Barry, going to
Santiago.
Pardon to William de la Pyle of Orle for the death of a robber, a stranger,
slain in the county of Berks,
Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Godfrey, bishop of Worcester,
to the church of St. Mary, Worcester, of one carucate of land in Alvene-
churche, which is of the fee of the said bishopric.
Licence for the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, York, to enclose the
churchyard and precinct of their church with a stone wall 12 feet high all
round, for the better security of the canons and for the prevention of
nocturnal incursions of thieves in the streets and lanes in the said precinct,
and of night wanderers committing homicides, fornications and other evil
there ; the said wall to be provided with competent gates and posterns,
which are to be left open from dawn to night.
Grant to Christiana de Marisco, in enlargement of a former grant to her
for life of the manor of Langele saving the venison of the manor park, of
the said venison so excepted, with the park.
Simple protection, for two years, for Master John de Sancto Audomaro,
canon of Lich'.
Brother M. canon of Weym, Cork, of the order of St. Augustin, bringing
nev/s [of the death] of R. late abbot, has letters of licence to elect.
Grant, for the souls of the king and of Eleanor his consort, and of the
king's predecessors and heirs, of the advowson of the church of Suthcreck,
in frank almoin, to the prior and convent of Castelacre, whom the king
recently deraigned by writ of right touching the same.
Power to the justiciary of Ireland to restore the temporalities of the abbey
of Weym, Cork, Ireland, to the person elected abbot.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for : —
Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, going beyond seas.
Ralph de Thony, going beyond seas.
Presentation of Richard Bagod to the church of Weston, in the diocese
of Coventry and Lichfield.
Membrane 20.
May 12. Letters for Humphrey de Boun, earl of Hereford and Essex, going
Westminster, beyond seas, nominating Henry de Enefeud and Andrew de Kynebauton
his attorneys in England until Michaelmas.
The like for : —
John, bishop of Winchester, going beyond seas on the king's affairs,
nominating Philip de Hoyvill and Payn de Liskiret until All
Saints.
13 EDWARD I.
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1285,
May 20.
Westminster.
May 16.
WesUniiister.
May 18.
Westiu Ulster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster,
May IG.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
Membrane 20 — cont.
The abbot of Waverle, going to hi.s general Cistercian chapter, nomi-
nating Gervase de Chalvesle and Kicbard le Chapman until Christ-
mas.
John de Lovetot, going l^eyond seas, nominating Roger de Somerton,
cha|)liiiu, and Henry de Gildeford until Michaelmas.
Simple protection, without term, for the prioress and nuns of Thik-
heved.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for Douenald Roth'
Mackarthi, of the parts of Desmond, coming to the king in England, with a
moderate following (familia) and with horses and baggage {hernesia).
Licence for the Friars Preachers of Oxford to dig when neces.sary in the
king's meadows there for repairing their conduit running through the same
by a former grant of the king from a spring in Ilenxteseye to their house in
Oxford.
Pardon to Thomas, bishop of St. Davids, for taking a stag in the forest
of Shirewode.
Licence for the Friars Preachers of Oxford to hold the stone bridge with
the stone column beneath it, lately constructed near their house, in like
manner as their predecessors, it being testified before the king by Salomon de
Roff' and his fellows, justices late in eyre at Oxford, that the same are not
to the damage of any one.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de ChishuU, John le
Envoyse and Master Elias de Auxillers, to William de Henleye, prior of
the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England and his brethren, of
three messuages and two and a half carucates of land in Aunelers and
Wenynton.
Inspeuimus and confirmation of a charter of John to the church of
St. Mary Thikeheved and the nuns there, dated by the hand of S, provost
of Beverley and archdeacon of Wells, York, 27 February, o John, whereby
he confirms to them the following gifts, to wit : —
Of Roger son of Roger, the place (locum) called Thikeheved and
four bovates of land in Cottingwid.
Of Thomas son of Roger, half a carucate of land in the same town.
Of Picot, one bovate of land in the same town.
Of Geoffrey de Fiteling and Hugh le Bulcton, a certain essart of the
king's waste.
Of Roger son of Roger, one bovate of land in Gudemundham.
Of Emma his si.ster, one bovate in the same.
Of Geoffrey de Fiteling, two bovates in Coldric.
Of Hugh de Boulton, two bovates there.
Of Emma de Diliolton, one bovate there.
Witnesses : — G. archbishop of York, P. bishop of Durham, G. son of
Peter, earl of Essex, Rol)ert son of Roger, Hugh de Nievill, William
Briweir, Peter de Stok, William de Cantelupo. [MonasiicoJi, vol. iv.,
p. 385.]
Licence for James the son of Peytevin, Jew of Bedford, to sell in mort-
main to the prior and convent of Newenham a messuage iu Bedford which
Ije h()ld.>i of them at a rent of 20.v. yearly.
Vacated because otherwise below \st July.
Grant, at the instance of John de Britjiniiiii, eiirl of Richmond, to the
baililTs and buigesaes and the oiher good men of Boston of puvage, from
Sunday in the Octave of Trinity, 13 PJdward L, until one y«*ar aXw-x tlui
Assumptiuu.
1G6
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S5.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Protection, with clause voliunus, until All Saiuts, for: —
.John, hisliop of Wiuclu'ster, going beyond .seas on the king's service.
Ralph, pardon of the church of Wotton, accompanying him.
Safe-couduct for the said bishop and his men.
Protection, with clause volumua, until Michaelmas, for : —
John do Lovetot, going beyond seas on the king's service.
Michael de Furneaus, going beyond seas with Humphrey de Bohuu.
Grant, for life, to Adam de la Chaumbre, king's yeoman, keeper of the
forest of Saucy, of the bailiwick which John le Waleys had there, and which
the king took into his hands because of certain trespasses alleged against the
said John, to hold in like manner as the said John, rendering yearly at the
Exchequer 6^. 8c?. for chiminage and other customs by the hands of the
steward of the forest between the bridges of Oxford and Stafford.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas for John Wogan, going
to Ireland.
Grant to Thomas, abbot of St. Augnstin's, Canterbury, and the convent
there, of the hundreds of Ringesla, Blengate, and Dunhamford, which
Nicholas the late abbot surrendered into the king's hand as his right,
to hold at a fee farm or 100*. yearly for ever by the hands of the shei'iff
of Kent, without charging the men of the said hundreds or their tene-
ments by reason thereof.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to the bailiffs of the same hundreds to make livery.
Simple protection, for three years, for Master Adam le Gest, parson of
the church of Idesale, going beyond seas.
Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses of Scardeburgh, for repair of the quay of
their port, of a custom, to wit, on every merchant ship touching with mer-
chandise within the port 6c?., on every ship touching with fish or herring
4c?., oil every merchant or fishing boat {batello) touching with merchandise,
fish or herring, 2c?., until Michaelmas and three years afterwards ; such
custom to be applied by view of Thomas de Normanvill and the constable of
Scarborough Castle.
May 26. Exemption of Bouruncinus Walteri and his fellows, merchants of Lucca,
■Westminster, from murage throughout the realm.
May 24.
Westminster.
May 25.
Westminster.
Membrane 19.
May 25. Letters for Jordan de Sakevill, staying in England, nominating Jordan
Westminster, de Evermuh and Walter de la Wesel his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The like for : —
Manfred de Palastrell, canon of the church of St. Martin le Grand,
London, going beyond seas, nominating Hugh de Wychambrok and
Master James de Briga for two years.
May 30. Margaret late the wife of John de Pycheford, staying in England,
Westminster. nominating Roger de Luntelegh and Stephen de Doueth in Ireland
for three years.
The abbot of Meaux (Melsa), going to his general Cistercian chapter,
nominating Roger de Driffeld, his fellow monk, and Roger de Dalton,
imtil Chri^lmas.
The abbot of Aumale, nominating Thomas de la Forde of Great
Belsied and James le But for three years.
13 EDWARD I.
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1285.
Junp 6.
Westmiuster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster.
IMay 25.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster.
May 23.
Westminster.
May 25.
Westmiubter.
Membrane li) — cont.
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
staying in England, nominating David de Oflington in Ireland for
three years.
David de Offinton, going to Ireland, nominating William de Bacbam
and William David tor three years.
William de Newenbam, going to Jernsalera, nominating William
Normani and Robert de Hampton for two years.
Protection and safe-conduct, for two years, for William de Leyc',
merchant, trading in Ireland.
Power to William Giselham to receive the fealty of Alice, late the wife
of William Gereherd, for certiiin tenements in Yarmouth, her dower,
which, after her decease, by assignment of the heir of the said William and
by the king's grant, pass to the Friars Preachers of the said town.
Protection, with clause volumns, until a year after Midsummer, for
Master Guy de Tillebrok, parson of the church of Honyton, going beyond
seas.
Power to John de Luvetot to take the surrender by Robert de Stutevill
of the manor of Ekynton into the king's hands.
Odo Magrawy, bringing news of the voidance of the see of Elphin, has
letters of licence to elect.
Memorandum that they have elected before, but the elect died before
confirmation.
Inspeximus and ratification of letters patent dated 5 February, 55 of
Henry III., to William son of John de Donewyco, Richard, Augustin and
Peter, his brothers, and to Augustin son of Andrew of the same town,
being a pardon to them as of the household and society of John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, for all trespasses and excesses during the recent
troubles, until 10 March, 52 Henry III.
Grant to Edmund, the king's brother, that in the forests which he has
of the gift of Henry III., their father, he and his heirs shall, upon request
made in the Chancery, have justices to hear and determine pleas of the forest
as often as trespasses in his chaces and parks make it recjuisite; and
that the redemptions, fines and amercements shall go to the said Edmund
and his heirs.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Gymiuges.
Protection, with clause volumus, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for
Robert .son of Robert Houel, going beyond seas with John de Vallibus on
the king's service.
Letters for J. bishop of Winchester, gone beyond seas as envoy
of the king, nominating Philip de Hoyvill and Payn de Lusquiret his
attorneys.
Pardon to William de la Pyle of Erie for the death of a person unknown,
who assaulted and wounded Iiim at Burewardcskote, as it appears on the
testimony of Salomon de RofP and his fellows, justices in eyre at
Wyndesor, that the said person unknown was a thief and public robber.
Gnint, at the instance of Walter Lenfant, to Philip Cunirghethan,
Simon and John, his brothers, Irishmen, of the liberty of u;<ing English
law for their lives.
Licence for the alicnjition in mortmain by Thoniivs de Devclfston to tlio
prior and convent of He.xtildtsluim of land to the yearly value of 20/. in
Northmilneburn.
IGK
TALE N DAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
1*J8
5.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Protoctlon, with clause volumus, for two years, for Nicholas de Verdun,
going
to Ireland.
May 2:
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Reginald de Grey of a mes-
■NVosimiiister. suiige in Hemmingford to the prior and convent of Huntingdon.
Protection with chwiso volumus, for: —
The abbot of Meaux, going to his general Cistercian chapter, until
Christmas.
David de UlRnton, going to Ireland, for three years.
Master William le Waleys, parson of the church of Wytheredele,
going beyond seas, for one year.
May 30. Appointment of Gregory de Rokeslee, to the custody, during pleasure, of
Westminster, the Exchanges of London and Canterbury.
Association of Galgarus de Florencia with the said Gregory as controller
of the said Exchanges ; meanwhile he is to be assayer in the Exchequer of
the king's money as often as necessary.
Ratification of the grant which Richard de Holebrok, late steward of the
king, made to Emma, late the wife of Hugh le Botiller, tenant in chief, of
the custody of the land and heir of the said Hugh, with the marriage of the
said heir, for a fine of 11 marks.
Protection, with clause volum,us, for one year, for Henry de Gouiz,
going to Ii'eland.
Pardon to Richard le Venur, forester of the forest of Dene, John le
Butillier, Roger son of Matthew son of Peter de Ruwardyn, Richard son of
Richard de Berewe, John Hert, Adam de Cors, Henry le Duk of Hope
Maloysel, John son of Walter Don of Cocton, and John de Gosebrok, for the
death of Philip son of Walter de Blakeneye, as it appears by the testimony
of Grimbald Pauncefot, constable of the castle of St. Briavel and keeper of
the forest of Dene, that the said Philip, having been captured for trespasses
in the said forest and placed in the prison of the said castle, broke his prison
and fled again to the said forest, where he continued to commit trespasses
and robberies, for which reasons the above persons, pursuing him with hue
and cry as one fleeing from justice, decapitated him.
June 1. Grant to the citizens of Rochester of pavage for four years j to be taken
Westminster, by testimony of Salomon de Roff' and John de Cobbeham.
Membrane 18.
May 25. Ordinance — on complaint of the barons of the Cinque Ports and other sailors
Westminster, that Gregory de Rokesleye and Henry le Waleys, citizens of London, and
other merchants of England, Ireland, Gascony and Wales, use to implead
them of their utensils, gear, armour and other their goods {armamentis et
aliis bonis) to contribute to freight cast overboard through tempest — ■
Firstly, that the vessel in which the merchandise or wines are, with its
whole fittings {apparatu), the ring which the master carries on his finger,
the victuals of the sailors, the utensils for making their meals, the master's
bracelet, belt and his silver drinking cup (ciphus), if any, shall be quit of
aid towards the said jetsam.
The sailors shall have the freight of wines and other goods saved.
The master of the ship shall lose his freight of the tuns or goods so cast
overboird.
13 EDWARD I.
109
1285. Membrane l8—cont.
And all other goods in the ship, as well of the sailors as of the merchants,
such as wines, merchandises, ingots {denarii iw grosso), beds and other
goods and merchandise, with the above exceptions, shall be applied in aid
of the restitution of tiic said wines and goods.
Seven pairs of letters made, to wit, one for each port. \^Fcedera.'\
June 2. Pardon, with the consent of the abbot of Vale Royal, to whom the said
Westminster, farm was lately granted, to Isabella de ilortuo Mari of lUO/. due from her
for the farm of the castle of AVhitchurch, in consideration of her expenses
in keeping the castle at the time of the last expedition into Wales, namely,
from Palm Sunday, 10 Edward I., to the following June 4th.
Mandate to the same Isabella to deliver the castle and honor of Arundel
M-ith its issues from the Purihcivtion to R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the
abbot of Vale Royal, who had a grant of the custody thereof, having
surrendered the same into the hands of the said bishop to the use of Richard
son of Alan, heir of the said castle and honor.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for : —
The prior of Suthwik, going beyond seas.
David de Uffington, going to Ireland.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities of
Northampton Priory to Odo, formerly holding the house of the prior of
Longueville called Neoton, and presented to be prior by S. prior of
La Charite.
May 27. Restitution to the citizens of Norwich, of their city which Henry III.
W'estmineter. seized into bin hands for the alleged arson of the conventual church
there, and which Edward I., upon the death of his father, committed to them
to hold at will, but afterwards again seized into his hands for their trespass
in seizing and bringing to judgment certain thieves and malefactors for tres-
passes committed without the said city, which trespass the king now pardons
them : To hold the same with its liberties and free customs as before,
renderiner the old farm of 108/. blanc. with 40*. of inciement.
Mandate to William de Rothing', keeper of the said city, to deliver the
same to the citizens together with all receipts from the time of its seizure.
June 1. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the mayor and bailiffs
Wostmin.ster. of Yannouth, for the Friars Minors of Yarmouth to hold that reugiate of land,
with the buildings and other things appurtenant, contiguous to their area
in the same town, which the king holds of the grant of John son of William
Gereberge, the younger, for the enlargement of the said area, as fully as the
said John held the same, together with the lands and buildings which Alice,
mother of the said John, held in dowei" in the said reugiate, and which
the said John, after the death of his mother, quit-claimed to the use of the
said brethren, provided that the lane between the ?aid reugiate and the
reugiate of Thomas Gereberge remain open and common for the ea.senieut
of both reugiates and of the neighbours and others of the said town, as
heretofore.
:\Iay 26.
WestiuinBter.
June 1 .
Westmiuster.
Licence for Simon de Monte Acuto, tenant in chief, to give land to the
yearly value of 40/. within his manor of C'heldesy, for life, to .loliii Pvkot
of Exeter, king's clerk, in exciiange for 20/. in land in Woneford, given
by the said John to the said Simon in fee-simple.
Letters for the abbot of Sulleby, going beyond sea.s, to his general chap-
ter, noniinaliiig ,Iohn tie Sulleby and Kichard de Bclgrave his attorneys
iti England until Christmas.
Grant to Warin le Devenoys, burgess of Kilkenny, of pontage for three
years from Mi<lsummer in aid of his new bridge of Treucdineston, Ireland.
170
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
June 4.
Westminster.
June 6.
Westminster.
June 5.
Westminster.
June 7.
Westminster.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Protection and safe-conducl, for two years, for Peter de Mombroun,
merchant of Tours, trading.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Richard Ingeniator.
Revocation of the presentation of William son of William Bagod to
the church of Weston, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, as it
appears by testimony before the king of Thomas de Weir[aund], John de
Luvetot, and William de Burneton, that the advowson of the said church is
assigned in dower to Eleanor, late the wife of Robert de Ferrar', deceased.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, in Ireland for : —
John de Foleburn, staying in England, on the king's service.
S. bishop of Waterford, staying in England.
Mandate, until further orders, to the justiciary of Ireland, or such as shall
supply his place, to deliver the whole of the muney arising from the issues
of Ireland, less the reasonable charges and expenses of the king's ministers
there for keeping it, to John de Caudeure, king's clerk, for him to transmit
to the receiver in Wales, towards the king's works there, and also to deliver
to the said John the particulars of the account.
Mandate to Nicholas de Clere, keeper of the archbishopric of Dublin,
during voidance, to deliver what money he has in his hands of the issues
thereof to the same John.
Mandate, until further orders, to Baroncinus Galteriand Reyner de Luk'
and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, collectors of the money arising from
the custom on avooIs and fells in Ireland, to deliver both what they have
in hand and what they collect hereafter, to Master Hichard de Abingdon,
king's clerk, receiver in Wales at Kaernarvan, for the walling of towns,
castles, and other the king's works there.
Exemption from murage, during pleasure, for Bettus Beumunt and Paul
le Pogie, merchants of Lucca, for themselves and their fellows.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Master Thomas
de Sudington, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Pardon to Richard le Venur, forester of the forest of Dene, for the death
of William Gorney, as it appears by the testimony of Grimbald Pauncefot,
constable of the castle of St. Briavel and keeper of the said forest, that he
followed him with hue and cry and killed him as one fleeing from justice.
Protection and safe-conduct, at the instance of J. bishop of Liege, for
the citizens, oppidans, and merchants of the bishopric of Liege {Leodien''),
the dissensions between the king and the men of Flanders, which prevented
their coming with merchandise to England, being now settled.
Protection, with clause volumus^ for two years, for Thomas de Sandwyco,
going beyond seas.
Simple protection, for two years, for John le Jovene, going beyond seas.
The like, for one year, for Hamo de Denton.
Membrane 17.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Reyg[ate] and J. de
Lithegr[eynes], touching an appeal which Margaret late the wife of
Walter le Clerk brings in the county of York against Thomas de Hayton
and Robert de Hayton for the death of her husband.
J
13 EDWARD I. 171
1285. Membrane 17 — cont.
The like to William do rukeuham and Robert de Bosco, touching the
trespasses committed upon Martin le Engleyu of Dencmarch in a ship
anchored by the sea-coast ncjir Rlakeneye, co. Norfolk, by VVodeward de
Caumpes, Evenird de Caumpes, Hermann Feyuot, John Bollard, Aukelin
de Trattemuth, Hermann son of Thedric and John de Araggton, prisoners,
wliom the sheriff is to bring, and also to summon a jury of men of Almain
found at Lynn or elsewhere in the county.
The like to W. de Hopton and H. de Cave, on complaint by William de
Eyton, sou and heir of Roger de Mershe, that Lewellin son of GriflSn, and
Gritiin son of Wenunwen, at the time of the late tlisturbances in Wales
betwet^n Henry IH. and the said Lewellin and Griffin and their accomplices,
seized the moiety of Pernedon, co. Salop, member of the said William's
manor of Mershe, and detained the same until Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, and Roger de Mortuo Mari wrested it, amongst other lands, from
the hands of the said Lewellin in the Welsh war of 5 Edward L, whereupon
Peter Corbet, who, with his father Thomas Corbet, had lands in the vicinage
of Perendon occupied by the Welsh rebels, took the said moiety into his own
hands, and committed the same to Griffin son of Madoc, Madoc his brother
and to Griffin Voil and Duthegy his wife, to the disherison of the aforesaid
William.
The like to Robert Malet, Walter de Agm[o<lesbam] and John son of
Nigel, touching the persons who at dusk came to the manor of Hugh do
Plescetis and Joan his wife, of Henton, broke the houses of the said
manor and certain chests therein, and carried away a charter of the manor
of Hedindon granted by the king to the said Joan, and certain other
charters of Margaret their daugiiter whereby the said Hugh enfeoffed her
in certain lands in Chalgrave and Wittenham, co. Oxford ; 100*. given to
the custody of the said Joan by Richard de Bosco ; and money, jewels, and
other goods.
Commission to Geoffrey de Picheford, John de Tedemerse, Richard do
Wyllamescote and Walter de WyhthuU to deliver the gaol of Oxford of
Robert Bone, put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Oxford for
receiving stolen goods, who has since suiTendered.
• Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Leycfester] and E. do
Bekingham, touching the persons who broke the park of Storteford, co.
Hertford, of R. bishop of London, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Membrane 16.
June 7. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Acstede to the
Westminster, prior and convent of Tanregge of a airucate of land in Acstede.
Simple protection, for one year, for Pelegrin de Sancto Paulo, clerk, going
to the court of Rome on the king's affairs.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Serlo de Lauladron of tho
church of the town of St. Constantine, and by Master Roger le Rous of tho
church of Hembiry, to the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, Exeter.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of Burton-
upon-Trent : —
By John de Hronteston of one messuage, three bovatcs, and 9 acres of
land in Hronteston.
By Mai I III' w (l(^ 'rateuinill of one niessuage, 32 acres of land and
12 acres of meadow there.
172 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285. Membrane 16 — coiit.
By Poter de Huutinj^don of 18 acres of land in Huntingdon.
l\y Henry son of Richard of one messuage and 9 acres of land there.
]Sy Robert son of Peter of one messuage there.
]iy Adam son of Fnlcher of 5 acres of land there.
By Roger son of Robert de Thorp of 12c?. of rent there.
May 20. Pardon, upon the record of the justices last in eyre in the county of
Westminster. Oxford, to Thomas, bishop of St. Davids, of certain trespasses committed
by him at the time when he was chancellor of the university of Oxford
and of the fines imposed upon him therefor by the said justices, to wit
(1) for having permitted one John de Dernington, clerk, who had slain
John le Oysilur without the town of Oxford, and forthwith placed himself
in the church of St, Fredeswyde, Oxford, to be brought before him by some
clerks unknown, and after having abjured the said town, to be taken from
the same by them and then to go away : (2) for not allowing the coroner
or his bailiffs to seize as a deodand a certain horse worth 40*., from which
William, servant of Master Hugh de Colebrugg, fell in. the town of Oxford
and was killed.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Elias Issue, burgess and
merchant of Bordeaux, trading.
June 7. Grant to the burgesses and good men of Lychefeud of pavage for three
Westmiuster. years from Michaelmas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and brethren of the
order of St. Mary of Mount Carmel at Staunford : —
By Master Henry Sampson of a messuage in Staunford.
By Peter son of Robert le Clerk of Berham of a messuage there.
By Reginald le Chapeleyn of the like.
By Roger de Rowell of a piece of land there 12 feet by 11.
By William de Cornestall of a piece of land there 30 feet by 16.
Letters for Maurice son of Maurice, staying in Ireland, nominating
Thomas le Charetter and John Joye his attorneys in England for four years.
The like for : —
The abbot of Berneye, nominating William Mile and William Fornase
for three years.
June 12. William son of Warin, going to Ireland, nominating Henry le Clerk of
Westminster. Ehsseby and Walter le Clerk of PateshuU for two years.
Nicholas de Weylaund, staying in England, nominating Guy Cokerel
and Laurence Strutte in Ireland for three years.
Thomas de Sandwico, going beyond seas, nominating John de la
Bruere for two years.
The abbot of Mont St. Michel, staying in Normandy, nominating
brothers John de Porta and Denys de Nealsa, in Jersey and
Guernsey, for five years.
Master Robert of Gloucester, parson of the church of Wirardebiry,
going beyond seas, nominating Richard of Kinelburley and Adam
de Sudeham for three years.
June 20. Theobald de Verdun, going to Ireland, nominating Malcolm de Harlegh
Westmitister. and Warin de Grenden for six years.
Remission, on account of recent decay of revenue, to Reginald de Grey,
justice of Chester, of 38/. 12*. yearly for eight years, due from him in
accordance with letters patent to him dated Michaelmas, 12 Edward I., the
said sum to be allowed out of the 785^ marks rendered by him yearly in
accordance with letters patent to him of the same date.
Mandate in pui'suaace to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
13 EDWARD I.
173
1285. Mimbrane 16 — cont.
July 10. Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for John de Stafford,
■Westminster, going to Jerusalem.
Grant to Felicia de Shorteford, late the nurse of Alfonso, the king's
son, of the custody, during the minority of .John the son and heir, of land
to the yearly value of 201. in the manor of Meryet, late of John de Meriet,
tenant in chief.
June It. Pardon to John le Venur for the death of Nicholas le Official, as it
Westminster, jippears by the record of Hamo Hauteyn and Gregory de Rokesleyc, justices
appointed to deliver the prison of Neugate, that he killed him in self-
det'cnce.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Colecestre.
June 10.
Westminster.
Mehbraxe 15.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de Writele to the
abbot and convent of Gotlestowe of a messuage, six virgates of land, a mill,
and 30s. in rent in Erode Bluntesdone and Cheleworthe.
The like, by Emma de Aldham and Henry her son to the abbot and con-
vent of Certeseye of 60 acres of land in Clendon Abbatis.
Promise to Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, and Ahce his wife, who, with
the king's licence, have granted to Wdliam de Warenna, the king's kins-
man, Joan, his wife, and the heirs of the said Joan, the manors of
Medineham, Tybourne, Pritelwell, Wlfhamston, Nuchamsted, Gynges, and
10/. in land, in the manor of Cestresham, all held in chief, as by the
charter more fully appears, that, in case the said William and Joan die
leaving an heir within age, the custody of the laud and heir shall accrue
to the said earl and his wife.
Acquittance to Michael Bonaz, merchant of the society of the Bardi of
Florence, for the payment on behalf of Bartholomew Barde, his fellow, to
John de Berwyk, king's clerk, keeper of Eleanor the queen consort's gold,
of 200/., for which he has received a tally at the Exchequer of the said
queen consort, to wit, 100/. of the concealed goods of condemned Jews,
whereof the said Michael on behalf of the said BarlholoracAv Barde was
convicted before Salomon de Roff', Master Henry de Bray, and Henry le
Waleys, ju.stices assigned for this purpose, antl 100/. fine for the trespass.
The like to Bartholomew Marky, merchant of the society of the Sons of
Bonis<'norius of Senes, for 400/. in like manner, 200/. for concealed goods of
condemned Jews, and 200/. fine.
The like to Duracius Huberti, merchant of the society of the Pulch' and
Rymbertini of Florence, for 400/. in like manner, 200/. for concealed goods,
and 200/. fine.
JuTie 10.
Licence, notwithstanding the custom that the marriage of relicts who
Westminster.; hold in chief appertains to the king, for Robert de Nevill to marry
Ingreda, late the wife of William le Botiler of Wemme, tenant in chief.
Licence, at the instance of John de Berwyk, king's clerk, for Adam do
Mecchingg of London to buy of (^resscus son of Crcssous, .Jew of London,
a messuage in Wodestrcte bctw(!en the house of Andrew le Orfevre and
the house which Abraham Mozun formerly gave at (ad) the place in which
the Jews are buried.
June 14. Dcnjiso to A<Iam de Ri.ston, king's Serjeant, and his heirs of tho place
WeNtiniiiBter. opposite the north gate of the utstle of Rotlielan, commoidy called
174
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2^285. Membrane \o — coat.
Hcrber, the place delivered to the king by Gilbert do Clare, carl of
Glouct'slor and irertlord, upon the king's last stay there vvitb his array, 10
acres of wood within tiic wood of Crukyn near the site of the friars preachers
of Rothclan, and all the lands late of David le Clerk, in Rothelan, quit of
all service for 10 years, and after that term by the usual services.
June 10. Licence for the dean and chapter of St. Paul's, London, for the prevention
Wcstuiiuster, of homicides, fornications, and other evils in the streets and lanes of the
precincts of the churchyard, and for the better security of the canons
and ministers, to enclose the said churchyard and precinct with a stone wall
all round with gates and posterns in suitable places to be open from dawn
to night.
June 14. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the mayor and sheriffs
Westminster, of London, for John de Vallibus to close with a wall of earth or stone a
lane behind Blaunchesapelton towards the Tower of London, to wit, that
part which runs along his land from the church of Colemanchirche, and
along the land of his tenants as far as the street running towards the church
of St. Olave in the direction of the Tower, provided that the water has its
flow from Alegadestrete by the said lane to Seuethenelane, as heretofore.
InsTpeximus and confirmation of letters of Edmund the king's brother,
dated London, 20 February, 55 Henry III., whereby the said Edmund for
himself, Avelina his wife, and their heirs granted to the prior and convent of
Bridelingron, peaceable possessioa of the lands, rents and possessions of fee
which they hold by grant of William de Boyvill and Joan his wife in the
town of Little Kelk, saving the services thereof due and accustomed ; and
promising that when his said wife comes of age she shall join with him in
confirming the said grant by indenture in the king's court. Witnesses : —
Sirs Gilbert Talebot, John de Oketon, Richard Fokeram, knights, William
de Percy, Hugh de Vienna, Roger de Wardington, clerks, and others.
Grant to William de Odingseles, for his services in the last expedition
into Wales, of the custody, during minority of the heirs, of the lands in
Ireland, late of William de INIohun, tenant in chief.
June 10. Pardon to Master Reginald de Braundon, Master Hugh de Colingham,
Westminster. Hugh de Tichewell, chaplain, Richard de Braundon, chaplain, Walter le
Sergaunt, Alexander de Storteford, Thomas Godwyne, and William Seman,
for going into the forest of Alresen the third day after the fence month.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Master John de
Luttegereshal, going on the king's affairs to the court of Rome.
Simple protection, for one year, for William de Westgate, staying in
Wales by the king's command.
June 16. Licence for the abbot and convent of Hide to retain in mortmain a
Westminster, garden and hou.-^es adjacent thereto in Winchester, assigned to them by
the will of Master William de Monemuta, lately deceased, for the main-
tenance of a lamp before the altar of the Virgin in the abbey church.
Pardon to Roger Savyn of Sandrigge, in prison at St. Albans, of his
outlawry for the death of Nicholas Puleyn, as it appears by the inquisition
of the sheriff and coronei's of Hertfordshire that he is not guilty thereof.
Inspexhnus and confirmation of a covenant between the king and
Eleanor the queen consort, of the one part, and Sir John le Leu and Amicia,
his wife, of the other part, dated Overton, 27 September, 12 Edward I.,
whereby the latter, for 30Z. in land for their lives in the manor of Neuton
Harecnrtt, co. Leicester, quitclaim to the former the whole share which
13 EDWARD I.
175
1285. Membrane 15 — cont.
the said Amicia has or may have of the inheritance of Richard do
Ardorn, in the manors of Ilanapton in Ardern, La Knolle, Wutton, and
Solihull, CO. AV^irwick, and rents and other things in tlic said county ;
in the manor of Bourton upon Swale, co. York ; and in all other things
whatsoever of the said inheritance.
Membrane 14.
June 15. Inspcximns and confirmation of a charter of Eleanor the queen consort,
^yest^linste^. to riiilii) le Leu and Margery his wife, dated We.stminster, 8 June,
13 Edward I., granting to the latter, for the service of a fourth part of a
knight's fee, and other customary services to the lords of the fee, her manor
of Ilundeberton, co. York, which was of the inheritance of Richard de
Ardern. Witnesses: — Sirs John de Vescy, John Ferre, John de Lovetot,
Thomas de Xormanville, GeotFrey de Picheford, John de Lithegren', the
then sheriff of York, and others.
Grant to John le Botillier and his heirs of 15*. yearly at the Exchequer,
until he is provided with land to that yearly value ; as it appears that when
in part exchange for his manor of Kyngwod, extended at 60/., he accepted
the manor of Wymering, co. Southampton, extended at 40/., no mention
was made in the extent of the latter of a rent-charge of three-quarters of
corn extended at 15*., which the master and brethren of the Doinits Dei,
Portsmouth, were accustomed to receive from the tenants thereof by the
gift of William de Fortibus, sometime earl of Albemarle, who held it here-
tofore ; and the king desires that this gift be confirmed to the stiid house and
that the tenants continue to pay the same.
Grant that the said John receives the said 15*. at the Exchequer as above,
and that the said house receive the said three-quarters of corn yearly; the
sheriff of Southampton to distrain if necessary.
June 6. Grant to the burgesses and good men of Beverley, for the honour of
Westminster. St. John of Beverley, of pavage for five years from Michaelmas.
June 16.
Westminster.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, notwithstanding the king's right to
resume the same, that she may retain two parts of the custody, during
the minority of the heirs, of the lands and heirs of Henry de Percy, tenant
in chief, as she holds the same by grant of Henry III., to wit until the
majority of John, the son and heir of the said Henry de Percy, with
knights' fees, advowsons, etc., together with his maniage, and in case he
die under age without heirs, then during the minority of Henry his brother,
together with his marriage, and so on until some heir comes of age : saving
to John de Vcscy, during minority of the said heirs, the custody of the
lands which Ellen de Percy and Eleanor de Percy held in name of dower
or otherwise of the said inheritance, and also the custody, when it falls in,
of the lands which Agnes, late the wife of Richard de Percy, holds in name
of dower of the same inheritance.
Grant to Peter Corbet in full satisfaction of a grant to him of land to the
yearly value of 100/. out of W)U(lshii)s (in part satisfaction whereof the
escheator has already deliven-d to him land to the yearly value of GS/.
12*. 2^d. in the manors of Merston, co. Somerset, Dorton, co. Buckingham,
and Tiange<lon, co. Devon, late of John de Bdlo Cainpoand Thotiiiis I'vp.nd,
ih'cea.'icd, tenants in chief; an<l land to the yearly value of io/. in tho
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Juno 12.
Westmiustor.
June 16.
Westminster.
June 17.
Westminster.
1285. Membrane 14 — cont.
manor of Chorleton, co. Devon, late of Thomas Pypard), of lands to the
ynvrly vuhio of G/. It*. 5d. and 9/. ISs. A\d. in the manors of My riot, co.
SomcMset, and <)f Wynterburn Fifaysches, late of John de Myriet and William
de Stok, deceased, tenants in chief.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Moneketon, to the
master and brethren of the hospital of St. John Baptist, Brugewater, of an
acre of land in Morwynstowe and the advowson of the church there.
The like, by Alice de Candelesby, to the abbot and convent of Kyrkestede
of a messuage and two bovates of land in Hornecastre.
The like by Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, to Nicholas de Sancto
Quintino, provost of the church of St. Edmund, Salisbury, and of the chap-
lains there, of a messuage and a carucate of land in Homynton : saving to the
king the suits of two of his free-holders to the hundred of Candon from
three weeks to three weeks, and that his villeins go twice a year to the
sheriffs turn in the said hundred ; and also saving to the king \2d.
yearly which the said villeins use to render at the said turn, and also
\2d. which the said villeins use to render at the said turn for trespasses
against the assize of bread and ale.
June 18. Notification that Philip, son of the count of Flanders, who has con-
Wesmiuster. tracted a marriage with Matilda, countess of Theche, has, in the king's
presence, offered homage and fealty for the county of Bygorr', which he
claims in right of his wife by inheritance, and that for certain reasons the
king has deferred receiving the same. [^FcederaJ]
Aquittance to Hugelin de Wykyo, merchant, for the payment in the
time of the condemned Jews of the society of Scala of Florence, to John
de Berewyk, king's clerk, keeper of the gold of Eleanor, the queen consort,
of 200/., for which he has received a tally at her Exchequer, to wit,
100/. of the concealed goods of condemned Jews, whereof he was convicted
before Salomon de RofT, Master Henry de Bray and Henry le Waleys,
justices assigned for that purpose, and 100/. fine.
Protection for Thomas de London, of the order of St. Thomas the
Martyr of Acton {sic), going to Ireland.
Mandate to the king's merchants, Baruncinus Gwalterii and Orlandinus
de Podio and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay out of the king's
money or their own to Giles de Audenard 60/. for his expenses by the king's
command on the works of the king's manor of Langeleye, in the 11th and
12th years of his reign.
Simple protection, for one year, for Thomas de Lodbrok, parson of the
church of Mursleye.
Grant to John de Staingreve to pay off his ancestors' debts to the Ex-
chequer by yearly instalments of 10 marks.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Master Robert de
Glouc', parson of the church of Wyrardebiry, going beyond seas.
June 20. Licence for the children of Simon de Monet, notwithstanding their
Westminster, being in the allegiance of the king, to make their allegiance to other
lords.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for John de Berewik,
going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
The like for John Ferre, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
June 20.
Westminster.
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Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
May 22 (sic)
Westminster.
June 24.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
June 25.
Westminster.
June 27.
Westminster.
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MEHBRAyS 13.
Promise to John <le Vescy, wiih n-j^ard to the {;rant to hitn dafed
7 January, 10 Edward I., of part of the custody of the lands late of
Elena de Percy, deceased, tenant in chief, to save him harmless from any
injury tliat might happen to him hereafter on account of the hiter grant to
Eleanor, the king's mother, of two parts of the custody of the said laiwls, in
winch grant the custo<ly of the lands held as dower by Agn<'.s, late ihe wife
of Richard de Percy, is reserved to the saiil John.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for the abbot of Beau-
lieu, going beyond seas.
Simple protection, for one year, for William Ic Rus.
Acquittance to William de Beverlaco, king's clerk, for the payment into
the wardrobe at Westunnster to Master William de Luda, king's clerk,
keeper there, of 23 June, 13 Edward I., of 113/. 5*. 1 If/., arising from
the tenth from the clergy in the province of York, for the first and second
years of the same. By bill of the wardrobe.
Letters for John Ferre, who, in the presence of the king, has nominated
John de Berewyk and John de Ponte his attorneys for one year.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Great Yarmouth of murage for
seven years from Michaelmas next.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Bonrugge, to the
abbot and convent of Medineham, of a messuage, a carucate of land, and
3 acres of wood in Aston Clinton.
Acquittance to Nicholas de Clere, keeper of the archbishopric of
Dublin during voidance, for the payment to Bendinus, merchant of the
society of the Ricardi of Lucca, Saturday after the Translation of
St, Benedict, 12 Edward I., of 500 marks 12*. 9d., and to John de
Candeure, king's clerk, the morrow of St. Matthew, 13 Edward I., of
510 marks, arising from the issues of the said see.
Licence for the Friars Preachers of Scardeburgh, who, upon the request
of the burgesses thereof, have possessed themselves of a plot there for
habitation and the service of God, to retain the same in mortmain.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Roger Crok', citizen and
merchant of London, going to Scotland.
Simple protection, for two years, for William Faucil and Bernard de
Weisak, burgesses of Kiiernarvan.
Grant of the liberty of using English laws to the following, residing iii
Ireland : —
Mariota daughter of Macirechtus, an Irishwoman, married to Ralph
Binges, an Englishman, and their children.
Roesia daughter of Macinolisius, an Irishwoman, married to Peter de
Ra|)enteny, an Englishman, and their children.
Christopher son of Bonald Macinolisius, an Irishman, clerk.
Licence for the alienafion in mortmain by Absalon le Clerk, to Thomas
de Leon, cha[)lain, celebrating divine service in the cathedral church of
Hereford, of ont; messuage, 40 acres of land, 2 arccs of meadow, 12 acres
of wood, and 14«. yearly in rent in Cleyhatuigre.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
St. Agatha of the following messuages, etc., in Iluddeswell: —
By .John de Rypon, of a messuage and two bovates of land.
By John Ic Bretun, of 2 acres of land and 2 acres of meadow.
\:>i CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J^2S5. Membrane 13 — cont.
By Roakl son of Thomas, of a messuage and two bovatca of land,
Wv .Idlin son of Ainald, of a mesHua<fe and 14 acres of land.
IJv William son of William, of two messuages and 30 acres of land.
By Ilanlak de Hanlakebi, of a messuage and 8 acres of land.
By Koger Aumflys, of a toft.
By Emma la Vedue, of a messuage and 4 acres of land.
By Peter Parvenk', of a messuage and a bovate of laud.
Notification to the justices of the next eyre in the county of Suffolk, and
others, of the king's pardon to W. bishop of Norwich, for the escape of
Edmund Hamel, clerk, Irum the bishop's prison of Lenn.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for Richard, bishop of Lismore, going
beyond seas.
June 12. Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds of the fines for
W'esi'iuinster. trespasses against the assize of weights and measures, whenever the king's
ministers make a view thereof ; the said fines to be collected by the said
abbot and convent and to be applied to the decoration of the tomb of the
said saint.
Vacated, because otherwise in the Roll of 24 Edward I.
June 30. Grant to the Friars Preachers of Lymerik of 10 marks yearly at the
Westminster. Exchequer of Dublin, during pleasure, in enlargement of a grant of
25 marks yearly which the king, before he assumed the governance of
the realm, made to the Friars Preachers of Dublin, Cork, Waterford,
Lymerik, and Drogheda, and which is to be henceforward divided equally
amongst the other four.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
John de Jeraemuta, clerk, going beyond seas on the king's special
affairs, until Michaelmas.
Richard, bishop of Lismore, going beyond seas, for three years, in
Ireland.
Mandate to all persons not to molest John de Cobeham, of the one part,
and Matilda, late the wife of Matthew de Columbar', and Henry de Cobe-
ham, of the other part, touching a charter made before the king, whereby
the said John (who had a grant, in fee simple, from Michael, brother and
heir of the said Matthew de Columbar', tenant in chief, of the manors of
BeuknoU, Henton and Pypardesclyve, with the dowers when they fell in)
in exchange for the surrender to him by the said Matilda of the lands
which she held in dower of the inheritance of the said Matthew and to their
heirs, granted to the said Matilda and Henry de Cobeham, for her life,
the manor of Chessibiry, also late of the said Matthew, for a rent of 50/.
yearly.
Appointment of John de Havering and Geoffrey de Broxhale to assess
reasonably and in such manner that none of the richer sort be spared
from contributing according to his means the 500/. fine for contempt which
the community of the town of Bristol made with the king now in Parlia-
ment, and which the king has assigned for the works in Wales.
Membrane 12.
June 24. Appointment of John de Gernem' to summon Baldwin de Avenis, William
WcEtminster. de Flandr', Hugh, castellan of Ghent, John de Gistell, Oliver de Assone,
and Michael de Angy, to surrender their persons on the morrovv of St.
Reniy next as prisoners at Mustroill, in accordance with the terms of the
13 EDWARD I. 17i»
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treaty made, after many discords, arrests and reprisals betwwn the men of
the realm of England and the men of Flanders in the time of Henry HI. and
of Margaret, countess of Flander>, by the king on his return from the Holy
Land at Mustroill sur Mer with Guy, count of Flanders, son of the
said Margaret, to wit, that jw the Flemish arrests exceeded the English
arrests, the aforesaid persons should become security for the restitution to
the English of the said excess within a certain time, or should surrender
themselves as prisoners, and that time has elapsed. \^Fiedefa.^
July 1. Pardon to Mjister Philip, the king's surgeon, for taking two bucks in the
Webtuiinster. forest of Whytlewode.
Pardon to John de Roraeham, Henry Plauntain and others of the
county of Buckingham, for the death of William le Geoler, a thief, whom
they pursued with hue and cry from that county to Old Wyudesor, in the
county of Berks, and slew as one fleeing from justice.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for : —
Waleran de Rocheford, going to Ireland.
John de Thedmersh, going to Ireland with Richai'd de Burgo, earl of
Ulster.
Letters for Waleran de Rocheford, nominating John de Berden his
attorney in England for two years.
The like for : —
John de Lutegarshale, going to the court of Rome, nominating William
de Lutegarshale and Peter de Colingburn for two years.
Geoffrey de Caunvull, staying in England, nominating Richard son of
Nicholas and Ralph le Clerk of Fedmere, for one year in Ireland.
The abbot of St. Vandrille, nominating Roger de la Folye and
Benedict of Cheselbiry for three years.
Roger de Saling, parson of the church of Rungeton, going beyond
seas, Dominating William de Feldsted, chaplain, and Geoffiey Pony-
aunt, chaplain, for two years.
Henry de Gouiz, going to Ireland, nominating Richard de Luveny for
one year.
Nutus Fulberli and Burges' his brother, merchants of Forence, nomi-
nating William Spinell and James Tynagh for one year in Ireland.
June 27. Grant to Master Henry Wade, king's serjeant, of the custody, during
\Ve8tiuinster. minority of Leonard, the son and heir, of the manor of Catteworth, late of
Thomas de Bekeriiig, tenant in chief.
.Tune 30. Apfwintment of William de Vesci to the custody, during plejusure, of
Westminster, the office of justice of the forest beyond Trent.
Writ of aid iuT the same.
Mandate to the executors of the will of Geoffrey de Nevill, late ju.stice,
to (leliv«'r to the said William by indenture the rolls, memoranda, and other
things pertaining to the said office.
.Tune 27. Grant to William le Latymer, for service in the ex|)edition into Wales,
WeHtmin»ter. of the custo<ly, during minority of Lucy, daughter and heiress of Robert
de Twenge, tenant in chief, of the following lands late of the sjiid Robert,
to wit, the manor of Broughton with the hamlet of Skynergryn(>, extendecl
at 39/. II*. 3r/. : the manor of .larum, extended at 20/., and 12/. 2*. .')^</. iu
laii<l nnd n-nt in the manors of Daticby and Leiuin.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator beyon«l Trent.
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180
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
July 1.
Westminster,
2285. Membrane 12 — cont.
Grant to William do Leyburn for like service of the custody, during
minority of the same Lucy, of the manor of Kirkebrunne, co. York,
exit'ndt'd at 50/.
Mandate in pursuance to the same escheator.
Grant to Robert son of Walter for like service of the custody, during
minority of the same Lucy, of 100/. in land within the manors of Daneby
and Lelum with their members, extended at 112/. 2s. 5^d.
Mandate in pursuance to the same escheator.
Grant to Walter de Huntercumbe for like service of the custody, during
minority of the heir, of the manors of Herneham and Middelton late of
Thomas de Bekeringe, deceased, tenant in chief, extended at 44/. \s. 2d.
Mandate in pursuance to the same escheator.
June 30. Licence for the Friars Preachers of Lincoln to enclose with a stone wall
Westminster, and to hold in mortmain a piece of land 125 feet square adjoining their
area on the north side.
Pardon to Philip, the king's surgeon, for taking two bucks in the forest of
Whitelewod,
Simple protection, until a year after Michaelmas, for Master Michael de
Boy ton.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Master Elias de Petragor', proctor of
Edmund, the king's brother, earl of Lancaster, going beyond seas on the
said earl's affairs.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the custody, during minority of
John, son and heir of Hawisia, late the wife of Baldwin Wake, of the
manor of Waire, which was of the inheritance of the said Hawisia.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator this side Trent.
Grant to John Buteturte of the custody of the manors of Gestingthorp
Beauchamp and Gosfeld, late of Guy Ferre and Joan daughter of Thomas
son of Otto, sometime his wife, deceased, as of her inheritance, together
with the office which the said Guy held by reason of the said inheritance in
the Exchange of London and elsewhere, during the minority of Matilda,
sister and heiress of the said Joan,
June 27. Grant, for life, to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the hundreds of Wee-
Westminster, cheleston and Littlefeld, co, Kent, the same not to be separated from the
crown of England.
July 1. Ratification of a grant of Eleanor, the king's consort, to John Ferre of
Westminster, the manors of Farley and Terstan, co. Kent, for life.
Grant to Robert de Crevequeor, in exchange for his quit-claiming to the
king and queen the manor of Ditton, co. Cambridge, assigned to him for
life, of 40/. yearly for life, to wit, 20/. of the farm of the city of
Hereford, at the hands of the bailiffs, and 20/. of the hundred without
the north gate of Oxford, at the hands of the king's bailiff of the
hundred, with power to distrain for the same if in arrear.
June 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Lasceles to
Westminster, the abbot and convent of Rievaulx of a messuage and three bovates of land in
Estherleseye, and by William del Haye and Ellen his wife of a messuage
and fourteen bovates of land in Little Buskeby.
Confirmation of a charter of Henry II L to the burgesses of St. Omer,
Flanders, granting that their goods shall not be arrested for any debt
for which they are not sureties or principal debtors, unless the debtors,
having wherewithal to satisfy their debts, fail to do so, that their goods
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deposited with servunts shall not be arrested for personal trespasses and
forfeitures proved aj^inst the servants themselves, and, further, that the
heirs of such burgesses as die te.-tate or intestate shall have the estate of
the deceased upon sutheient proof of their elaiui ; with a further grant, at
the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, and of the queen of Navarre,
the consort of Edmund, the king's brother, that the said burgesses shall
be exempt from murage throughout the realm, and that in case of war
with the king of France or others, they shall have forty days' notice to quit
the realm. [/a?</era.]
Membrane 11.
July 1. Protection, with clause volumus, until the Purification, for Nicholas de
Westminster. Segrave, going beyond seas.
Appointment of Ralph de Berners to the custody of the counties of
Oxford and Berks, as sheriff, during pleasure.
Licence for Fulk son of Warin to set up booths (shopas) in his weekly
market in his town of Waueting, pulled down by the justices last on eyre in
the county of Berks on a presentment by some rivals that they had been
erected after a previous eyre therein in the time of Henry III.
Grant to Nicholas de Monte Forti of the custody, during minority of
Ingram, the son and heir, of 10/. in land within the manor of Eblesburne
Wake, late of John Burgh, tenant in chief.
Grant to the same of the custody, during minority of the heir, of
20/. 13j. 4f/. in land in the manor of Karleton, late of John de Meriet,
tenant in chief.
The like daring minority of James, the son and lieir, of 41/. 17*. S^d. in
land in the manors of Modbiry, Bridford, Brikkesham and Hurbreton, late
of Alexander Oxton, tenant in chief.
Grant to Ralph de Albin[iaco] of the custody during minority of Alice,
the daughter and heir, of the lands late of Hugh sou of John de Wyn-
desor, tenant in chief, with the marriage of the said Alice.
Grant to Philip de Albin[iaco] of the custody, during minority of the
heir, of 50/. yearly in land in the manor of Karleton, late of John de
Meriet, tenant in chief.
July 1. Appointment of Robert Malet to the custody of the counties of Bedford
Westminster, and Buckingham as sheriff, during pleasure.
Simple protection, until Christmas, for Geoffrey de Hothum.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, in Ireland, for Geoffrey
de Kaunvill, staying in England.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Kyme: —
By Philip son of William de Kyme, of a messuage and two bovates of
land in Northkyme.
By Nigel dt; Brayceby, of 2'.i acres of land in IInsce!)y.
By William do Frcskenhev(>d, of two bovates of land in Osbemby.
By Hugh Bussey, of two bovates of hind there. <■
By Philip do Annesby, of a messuage and bovate of land
Croketon.
By Richard de Dovore, of two messuage.-* and bovate of hind
Ilorbeling.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S5.
July 2.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 11 — cont.
By Ron^er dc Conesby, of a messuage and 5 acres of land in
Coiiosby.
By Walter de Ilcrdwik, of a messuage in Ireby.
By William Bretun, of 8 acres of land in Ousthorp.
Grunt to Nicholas de Segrave of the custody of 27/. 16« \d. yearly in
laud in the manor of CoUe Quincy ; of 42/. 17*. 2\d. yearly in land in
the manor of IStevynton, late of Hawisia Wake, tenant in chief, during
the minority of John, her son and heir.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator this side Trent,
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for the abbot of Strat-
ford, going beyond seas.
Appointment of Ralph de Sandwyco to the custody, during pleasure, of
the city of London, taken into the king's hands.
Grant to Richsrd de Boyland — as regards his grant of the lands late of
Almaricus Bezill, deceased, tenant in chief, in Osemundeston, co. Norfolk,
and Stuston, co. Suffolk, extended at 8/. 5s., for the service of half a
knight's fee only, and his further grant of the issues arising therefrom —
that he and his heirs be quit for ever as to all issues received by him from
the death of the said Almaricus to the present date.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to discharge him
of the said issues.
The like to the same to charge him with the said service.
Grant, during pleasure, to Ralph de Sandwyco, keeper of the city of
London, now in the king's hands, of the houses late of Ralph Crepyn, in
Cornhill, to live in.
Grant to the burgesses of Yarmouth, in interpretation of the word
*^ placitet " which occurs in their charter of King John in the phrase " quod
nullus eorum placitet extra burgum de Gernetnuth de ullo placito preter
placitum de tenuris exterifjribus " that they shall not plead or be impleaded
without their borough before the justices, except on pleas touching their
tenures without the said borough.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Brikindon and
Margaret his wife, to the abbot and monks of St. Valery, of 15 acres of
land in Tackeleye.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Robert son of John, the
king's steward, and Master William de Marchia, for Stephen de Gravesende
to stop a way below his houses of Moleton, running from east to west into
Graveshende ; and another way leading through the middle of the said town
to the Thames ; provided he supply other ways in their place on his own
land whereof the latter .shall be of the same length and breadth as that
which it replaces, to wit, 22^ perches long, by the perch of 16^ feet by
24 feet wide.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the abbot and convent of
Gloucester, to William ile Dover, chaplain, and the master and brethren of
the hospital of St. Mary, Northwich, of one biilleria of salt, half a carucate
of land, and 26s. 3c?. rent in Northwich and Wytton by Salewarp.
Simple protection, until All Saints, for William de Wasseburn.
Grant to Mathia, late the wife of William de Stok, tenant in chief, of
the custody, during minority of the heir, of two parts of the manor of
Wynterburn Fisaisshe, extended at 9/. 85. Ad., which she is to render to
Peter Corbet yearly.
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Grant to Falk son of Warin, of the inHiriage of his eldest son, and in
cast' of his deatli, of the next heir, and so on, until he obtiiin the said
marriage.
Pi'otection, with clause volumtis, until All Saints, for: —
The abbot of Gerondon, going beyond seas.
The abbot of Dunekeswell, going beyond seas.
Mandate to John de The<hnershe to make livery by indenture of the
castle of Oxford and of the counties of Oxford and IJerks, with the armour
and victual of the castle, and the rolls, writs, and other things pertaining
to the said counties by indenture to Ralph de Berners, appointed to the
custody of the same, during pleasure.
Membrane 10.
July 1. Grant, for a fine of 100s., to the prior and convent of Newenhara without
^Westmiuster. Bedeford, of a messuage of the yearly value of 7*. G\d. in the parish of
St. Paul's, Bedeford, late of Jacob son of Peytevin, Jew of Bedford, lately
hanged, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff that it was thus
taken into the king's hands as an escheat, but that it is of their own fee.
Licence for Roger le Bygod, e^irl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
to pay the 1,052/. lo*. 6^^., in which he is indebted to the Exchequer, by
yearly instalments of 100/.
July 1. Letters for the abbot of Stratford, going beyond seas, nominating Henry
Westmiuster. de Ilondesle and Richard de Peruested his attorneys in England until All
Saints.
The like for : —
Richard, bishop of Lismore, going beyond seas, nominating Peter de
Alarcham for three years in Ireland.
July 9. Reginald, abbot of Grestain (de Gresteyno) nominating Nicholas de
Canterbury. Magna Villa, his fellow-monk, and John de Gronsted, clerk, with a
further clause that the abbot be quit of summon.sts before the justices
of the forest and of common pleas for four years.
Ralph de Pycheford, going to Ireland, nominating Malcolm de Harleo
and Edmund le Charpenter, clerk, for one year.
July 1. Pardon to Walter Wys<lom and William de Wyleby of Radinges, put in
Westmiuster. exigent before the justices in evre for the county of Oxford, for the death
of Peter Siward of Caver.sham, and of Christiana his daughter, of their out-
lawry, as the said Walter and William afterwards surrendered themselves
to the prison of Radinges and by judgincnl of (Geoffrey de Picheford, Richard
de ColeshuU, Roland de Erie and John de Bakepuz, justices appointed to de-
liver the gaol there, were acquitted, whereupon the sheriff and coroners
although ordered to desist from prosecuting the said exigent, proceeiled
to promulgate the outlawry.
Appointment of Thomas de Farndon to the custo<ly of the counties of
Warwick and Leicester, as sheritf, during pleasure.
July 10, Acquittance to O. bishop of Lincoln, for the payment, 9 July, 13 Edward L,
Westminntcr. at the hands of Reiner Gwydichionis, merchant of Lucca, of the society of
the Ricanli of Lucca, of HX) marks of the arivars of the fifteenth from the
clergy in the said diocese.
Simple protection, for one year, for the [>rior of Merlon.
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CALKNDAU OF PATENT ROLLS.
J 285. Mcmhrane 10 — cont.
(inmt to tlio biitgesfles of Great Ynnnoutli, tliiif the king's liito miindate
to till' l);iiliirs thcivofto deliver William de (,'ain)>', Wlfjird do Camp', Everard
di' Caiiipis, Iliiiiian Feynot, John Ballard of Utri<^, Dnleintis de Tratti-rmuth,
IIci mail sou of Thedric aud John de Aragonia, detained in the prison of
Yarmouth at the suit of Martin h; Eugloys, to the sheriff of Norfolk without
the liberty of the said town, to take their trial at Lynn before William de
Pakenhuni and Robert , justices appointed to hear and determine
the same, shall not be to the prejudice of the said city.
July 13. Appointment of John de Havering and Geoffrey de Wroxale to assess
L'^cils. and levy a fine proportioned to their means and demerit, upon Richard le
Fessoner, Robert Sewere, William de Berewyk and Henry de Berewyk,
who were excepted for certain reasons from the fine of 500^. imposed upon
the community of the town of Bristol for a trespass.
Licence for Robert de Ludham, who holds the lands late of Master
Henry de Gernemuth the elder, in Great Yarmouth, charged with the
debts of the said Henry to the Exchequer, to pay off the said debts by
yearly instalments of 20*.
July 16. Grant to Robert son of John of the man'iage of John son and heir of
Leeds. John de Meryet, tenant in chief.
By K., on the information of Master William de Marchia.
Grant to Hugh de Turbervill of the mairiage of Leonard, son and heir
of Thomas de Bekering, tenant in chief.
By K., on the information of the said William.
July 1 . Mandate to the bailiffs of Hereford to pay 20/. yearly of the farm of their
Westminster, town to Robert de Crevequer, the king having granted the same to him for
life, in exchange for the 40/. yearly of the manor of Ditton, co. Cambridge,
which he quit-claimed to the king and queen.
The like to the bailiffs of the hundred without the north gate of
Oxford in respect of 20/. yearly of the farm of the said hundred.
Piotection, with clause voluynus, for three years, in Ireland, for Thomas
de Weylaund, staying on the king's special affairs in England.
July 14. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Roger Le Strange, justice
Leeds. of the forest this side Trent, for the prior and canons of Bikenacre to
enclose with a small dike and low hedge, and bring into cultivation 60 acres
of land, by the perch, of the forest of Essex, of their own waste of Wode-
liam Fercrs and Danyngebyry.
Simple protection, for one year, for John StoyL
July 13. Acquittance to Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe, and
Leeds. John de Cobbeham, for the payment to Eleanor, the king's consort,
of 5 marks 6*. 8«/. weight of gold seized by them by precept of the king in
the house of Chera, late the wife of Cres' son of Master Elias, Jewess of
London,
Grant to William de Ideshale of the oflSce of marshal of the Exchequer
of Dublin, in the king's hands by reason of his custody of the land and heir
of John le Mareschal, tenant in chief, to hold during minority of the heir.
July 8. Appointment of Master Thomas de Brecdestret and the society of Lucca,
Westminster, to audit, at the New Temple, London, the account of the twentieth from
the clergy, and to see that the money is paid to merchants to whom the king
is indebted in a large sum, pursuant to his mandate to the society, by view
of Master William de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe ; with mandate to the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to give assistance when required.
13 EDWARD I.
185
1285.
July 9.
Cau tor bury.
July 1.
WesUuiuKter.
Membrane 10 — cont.
The like of Master Ralph de Ivengho, clmiiccUor of St. Paul's, London,
and John de Cobbehaui, with respect to a fifteenth from the clergy similarly
approj)riated.
MancLite to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temi)oraIiti(!9
of St. Mary, Grestain, to Reginald, called * Carvel,' elected abbot and
confirmed by the dean and chapter of Lisieux.
Writ dc ititendendo directed to the tenants.
Memorandum that the said abbot tlid not have letters of the dean and
chapter testifying his confirmation directed to the king, but only to the
bishop of Lisienx, praying the favour of his benediction, and the king
restored the temporalities by special grace : and Master "William de Luda,
keeper of the wardrobe, has gone bail before the chancellor to have the said
letters sent.
Simple protection, for one year, for William son of William Braund.
Faculty to Master John de Kenle, king's clerk, chancellor of the Ex-
chequer of Dublin, to present a parson to the church of Loxinedy, in the
diocese of Meath, when void, and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance
of the see.
Membrane 9.
July 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walter de Colecestre and Joau,
Leeds. his wifu; to William, bishop of Norwich, of the service of one's knight's
fee, which Nicholas son of Reiner and John de Bjiggeworthe hold of them
in Wytnesham, Daggeworthe, Caldecote, and Heneleye.
See schedule attached of an inquisition made concerning the netc custom.
[^Schedule missing.^
July 7. Protection, with clause rogamus, for three years, for the master and
Caiiterhury. brethren of the hospitid of St. Antony, collecting alms in England.
July 15. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Henry de Lncy, earl of
Leeds. Lincoln and constable of Chester, and Margaret his wife, to the nuns of
Bromhale, quit-claiming to them in frank almoin 100 acres of the waste of
Asserigge, lying between Pillingbere and the high road which goes from
Brakenhale to R^'dingges. Witnesses : — Robert son of Roger, Peter de
Mauley, William le Vavasour, Robert de Maulley, John do Cresacre, then
steward of the said earl, Gefray de Picheford, AV^illiam de Estopham,
knights, and others. \^Freiich.^
July 14. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle, keeper of the Exchange, London, to pay
Leeds. out of the issues thereof to John Gyot, assayer thereof, 25 marks of the
50 marks granted to him yearly for his oHice.
Vacated because otherwise below.
July 17. Pardon to Hugh (h; Dodingeeeles of a fine of 40 marks for a tres[)ass in
Buckfold. the forest of Shirewode. By p.s.
July 14. Licence, for a fine of 50 marks, for Hawisia, late the wife of Robert dc
Leeds. Kayncs, tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's
allegiance.
July 22. Letters for (he abbot of Seez nominating Adam de Bel and Peter eon of
BreintKT. .John do Stroclond his attorneys in England for three years.
July 15. Inspeximus of a charter of King John to Pet«'r, formerly bishop of
Leeds. Wiiic-iiestcr, and to the prior and monks there, diited by the hand of llugh
de Welles, urclidtacou of Wells, CUiringdoii, "l'-\ March. J) .John, coiifiniiing
186
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
July 25.
Aruudel.
Aug. 6.
Woolmer.
Aug. 15.
Amesbury.
July 25.
Arundel.
July 28.
Chichester.
July 28.
Chichester.
Membrane 9 — cont.
them in their po-^isossions, lands and liberties. Witnesses : — J. bishop of
Norwich, IL bishop of SaHsbury ; G. son of Peter, earl of Essex, Williuin
Briwer, Hugh de Neivill, John de Bassingburn, Geoffrey Luterel.
Pardon to Robert de Wytheworthe for the death of Robert Not, a.s it
appears by the inquisition of Walter de Cokeseye, Henry de Ribbeford,
Peter de Lench and John de Grafton, justices appointed to deliver the gaol
of Worcester, that he killed him in self-defence.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, in Ireland, for Geoffrey
de Caunvill, staying in England.
Letters for the sjime, nominating Richard son of Nicholas and Ralph de
Fedemere, clerk, his attorneys in Ireland for two yearg.
The like for :—
Nicholas de Clere, going to Ireland, nominating Henry de Somery and
Hugh de Gernemuta for three years.
The abbot of Combremere, going beyond seas, nominating brother
Thomas de Caumpeden and William de Saundon until Christmas.
Matilda Fokeram, staying in England, nominating Walter Ivethorn and
Richard de Barton in Ireland for three years,
Hugh Atteclive of Melles, nominating the said Walter and Richard
in Ireland, for two years.
Stephen de la Wyle, parson of the church of Bastelden, going beyond
seas, nominating Robert de Benefeld and John Gernun for two
years.
The abbot of Vaudey (de Valle Dei), going beyond seas, nominating
William de Ryppeleye and John de Asshewell until All Saints.
Pardon to Henry, the present prior, and the convent of Holy Trinity,
Canterbury, of the trespass committed by Thomas, the late prior, and some
of the monks, for which the king seized the said priory into his hands,
whereupon the said prior and convent submitted themselves entirely, and
for which he had intended seizing the value of one year's revenue.
Protection, with clause volumus, until AU Saints, for the abbot of
Vaudey, of the Cistercian order, going to his general chapter.
Simple protection, for three years, for the abbot and convent of St.
Benedict, Bokelaund.
Appointment of Eleanor the king's consort, to the custody of the counties
of Somerset and Dorset, during pleasure ; John de Sancto Laudo, to exer-
cise the office of the sheriff.
Appointment of Michael de Harccla to the custody, during pleasure, of
the castle of Carlisle, co. Cumberland, and as sheriff of the county.
Mandate to Robert de Brus, late sheriff, to make livery of the same, with
all rolls, &c., by indenture.
Mandate to Gregory de Rokisle, keeper of the Exchange, London, to
pay to John Gyot, assayer of the same, 25 marks, as arrears of salary from
the Purification to the present date.
Membrane 8.
July 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Eleanor the king's consort to
Chichester, the Friars Preachers of Cicestre of a plot of land adjoining their close which
she bought of John le Blel, for the enlargement of their area.
13 EDWARD I.
187
Aug. 3.
Woolmer.
Aug. 4.
Woolmer.
1285. Membrane 8 — cont.
Protection, with clause volumns, for two years, for the abbot of
St. Augustine's, Canterbury, going beyond seaa.
Protection, for three years, for Richard le Auraoner, merchant, and his
men, trading in grain, wool, and other merchandise.
Grant to William Arnaldi, for services to Henry III. and the king, of
50/. yearly, in land and rent, for ten years, out of wardships.
Licence for Nicholas de Waltham, canon of Lincoln, to come into the
realm for the defence of his right to his prebend, and safe-conduct until
Mid Lent.
Exemption, for life, of Adam de Bavent from being put on assizes, juries
and recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff, or other the king's
minister.
Grant to the burgesses and good men of Coventre of pavage for three
years from Michaelmas next.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Master Bonettus de
Sancto Quintino, going beyond seas.
Grant, in fee simple, for services to the king and Eleanor the king's
consort, to Master Peter de Kendal of 21 acres 12 perches of purprestures
in Old Wyndesor.
Aug. 1. Appointment of Roger Le Strange, Peter de Lench, and John son of
Woolmer. Nigel, as justices in eyre of the forest for the county of Derby.
The like of William de Vescy, Thomas de Normanvill and Richard de
Crepping for the county of Cumberland.
The like of John de Vallibus, William de Sahara, Roger Loveday, John
de Metingham, and Nicholas le Gras, as justices in eyre in the county of
Noithampton.
The like for Salomon de Roff', Richard de Boylaund, Robert Fulcon[is],
Master Thomas de Sodington and Walter de Stirchesleye, as justices in
eyre in the county of Essex.
Aug. 5. Pardon, at the instance of Florence, count of Holland, to Jakeminus dc
Woolmer. Hagerinsarth, accused of buying sheets {platas) of silver fro.ii the Jews in
England.
Writ de intendendo for Nicholas de Clere, king's clerk, appointed to
the cu.stody, during pleasure, of the office of Treasurer of the Exchequer of
Du])lin.
Mandate to the justiciary to make livery of the same, with the keys, rolls,
writs, &c., by indenture.
Aug. 6. Mandate to Nichohus de Clorc, keeper of the archbi.'^hopric of Dublin
Woolmer. during voidance, to restore the temporalities to Master John dc Saunt'ord,
late dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin, archbishop elect, conlirmed by Pope
Honorius.
Writ de intendendo directe<l to the tenants of the see.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for the abbot of
Combreinere, going beyond .sens.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Robert do Sancto Jolianne,
son and heir of William de Sancto Johanne, to the prior and convent of
Boxgrave, excinptirijr their tenants from .suit of his courts of Ilaliiak and
other his manors. WiLncsscs : — William de Ripar', Ralph de Rye, Ralph do
im
CALENDAH OF PATENT ROLLS,
1285.
Aug. 10.
Basing.
Afcmbrane 8 — cont.
Kalithc, Thomas de Argonteyn, Matthew do Venoyz, kniglits ; Peter dc
Tiiicvilo, then Htoward, Nichohis, parsou of Chauton, Robert Autresy,
William de Sevebech, John de Merewe, William de Camera, John de
Cristechirche, John Legat and others.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for the monks and lay brothers sent by the
abbot of Waverle, to Yarmouth to buy herrings and other necessaries.
Pardon to William de Okhangre suspected of killing a buck, as it appears
tliat the intestines and horns found in his land outside his garden at
Okhangre were thrown there by persons unknown.
Power, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, to Master Henry de Bray, king's
clerk, to receive, in presence of the sheriffs of the counties wherein the
debtors reside, recognisances from Christian debtors of their debts to Jews,
which must otherwise be taken in the Exchequer of the Jews, two well-
known Christians to have notice thereof in every case, which recognisances
he is to deliver to the justices appointed for the custody of the Jews to be
placed in the Jews' chest for safe custody.
Protection and safe conduct, for four years, for Arnald de Ispania and
Eeymund do Chaumberieng, merchants of Gascony, trading in Ireland.
Aug. 10.
Basiagstoke-
Aug. 6.
Woolmer.
Aug. 16.
Amesbury.
Aug. 6.
Woolmer.
Membrane 7.
Simple protection, for three years, for Walter de Yvithorn, going to
Ireland.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Thomas Pote, going to
Ireland with Nicholas de Clere.
Appointment of Walter de la Haye to the custody of the office of escheator
in Ireland during pleasure.
Mandate to J. archbishop elect of Dublin, late escheator, to make livery
of the same, with the rolls, writs, &c. by indenture.
Mandate to the justiciary to pay or allow the said Walter his salary out
of the issues of the said office.
Appointment of Thomas de la Roche, for five years, to the custody of the
county of Cork, answering therefor at the Exchequer of Dublin, as other
sheriffs have done.
Mandate to the justiciary to take sufficient security from him, and to de-
liver the said county to him.
Simple protection, for three years, for Master Adam de Fuleburn, parson
of the church of Rathinor.
Power to S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, J. archbishop elect
of Dublin, Thomas de Clare and Geoffrey de Genevill, to rent out the king's
waste lands in Connaught in the parts of Roskeman to his best advantage.
Pardon to S. bishop of Waterford, in consideration of his immense ex-
penses concerning the munition of castles in Ireland and the settling of
wars there, and his loss of victuals and effects sent for the maintenance of
the army in Wales, of the arrears of his account, which he rendered at
the Exchequer at Westminster in the Parliament after Easter, 13 Edward I.,
for the whole of the time that he was justiciary and treasurer of Ireland.
Vacated because below.
Ratification of the appointment by the justiciary of Ireland of Thomas de
Rupe to the custody, for seven years, of the county of Connaught.
13 EDWARD I.
189
1285.
Aug. 6.
Wooimer.
Aug. 16.
Amesbury.
Aug. 20.
Clareiidou.
Aug. 23.
ClarcudoD.
Aug. 20.
Clarendon.
Aug. 19.
Clarendon.
Aug. 24.
Clarendon.
Aug. 17.
Amesbury.
Memhranc 7 — cont.
Pardon to Stephen bishop of Wuterford, as above.
Grant to the same of 5(X)l. yearly from Sunday next before the feast of
St. Philip and St. James, 13 Edward I., for as long a.s he is justiciary,
on condition that, if disturbances arise necessitating tlie munition of castles
and expense in and defence of the land, some trustworthy baron or clerk
shall be deputed by the treasurer and Ijarons of the Exchequer of Dublin to
expend money as aforesaid by view of the justiciary.
Protection, with clause volumtis, for two years, for Stephen de la Wyle,
parson of the church of Bastelden, going beyond seas.
Simple protection, for two years, for John de Crek.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Geoffrey de Haspale,
king's clerk, to the abbot and convent of Westminster, of the manor of
Halgheford, which is of their own fee.
The like by Robert de Stone of 5 marks yearly in land and rent in
Berkeleye, to a chaplain celebrating divine service daily in the chapel of
Stone.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Jolenta daughter of R. count of Dreux,
and for John her brother, coming to England, going to Scotland, and re-
turning to their own country.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
St. Agatha : —
By Robert son of Geoffrey Seuel, of a messuage and one and a half
bovate of land in Stapelton.
By Alice daughter of Robert Fiz le Mouner, of a messuage and 12
acres of land there.
By William Strangbowe, of a messuage and a bovate of land there.
By Walter son of Ralph, of a messuage and 5 acres there.
By Thomas le Clerk, of two messuages and two bovates of land in
Skytheby.
By Alexander Maunsel, of three bovat«s of land in Neuton ^lorel.
By Thomas de Cleaeby, of a messuage and 9 acres in E.seby.
By William Drinkale, of a messuage and 20 acres there.
By William de Steynton, of a messuage and 10 acres in Tunstall.
By William Rudde, of a messuage and two bovates of land there.
Which are all of the proper fee of the said abbey.
Tnspeaimus and confirmation of (1) A charter of Eleanor the king's
mother, to Edmund the king's brother, dated at Lutegershal, 24 February,
12 Edward I., granting to the said Edmund the houses, garden, plots and
rents lately j)urchasc'd by her of the provost and chapter of the house of
St. Bernard, Mont Joux (Montis Jovis), and which were late of Peter
count of Savoy, her uncle, without the city of London, in the parish of the
Holy Innocents, White Church (r/r alho niouasteno). Witnes.ses : — Sirs
Guy Ferre, Robert Pugcys, William de Hluntesdon, Robert de ^lahon,
Richard Fiikeram, Geoflrey de Langele, knights; William de Percy, Uugh
de Penna, clerks, and many others.
(2) A charter of the provost of the house of the poor of the Great
St. Bcrimrd, dated at Mont Joux Wednesday after Palm Sunday 1270,
gi'anting the above houses or manor to Eleanor the king's mother, for
3(X) Miarks.
(3) Letters patent dated Wodcstok, J) July, 52 Henry HI., confirming the
Huid grant of the said Peter, count of Savoy.
191)
CALENDAR OF
PATENT
ROLLS.
1285. Membratie 7 — cont.
(4; A charter of Roger de Meuland, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield,
to Edmund the king's brother, and Blanche, queen of Mavarre, his wife,
dated Lichfield, the day of St. Thomas the Martyr 1278, granting to hira
a plot of land lying between the plot of the said Edmund, late of Peter de
Sabaudia, and the plot of Robert le Cupere, in Westminster street {in
vico fVestmon'), near the church called Wytechirche. "Witnesses : — William
de Evesham, prior of Kenilleworth, Sir Richard Foqeram, Sir Geoffrey
de Langele, Sir Walter de Langele, Master Alan le Breton, treasurer of
Lichfield, Master Jordan, archdeacon of Derbeye, Master John de Kervy,
Master John de Cravene, and others.
(5) Confirmation dated Lichfield 15 April 1279 by the dean and chapf,er
of Lichfield, of the last-mentioned grant.
Aug. 17.
Amesbury.
Aug. 23.
Clarendon.
Aug. 29.
Lyndhurst.
Sept. 1.
Lyndhurst.
Sept. 1.
Lyndhurst.
Membrane 6.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated 18 August, 52
Henry III., being a grant to Edmund the king's brother, earl of Lancaster,
of the honor of Lancaster in fee simple.
Pardon to Matilda, late the wife of William Paynel, for the death of
Thomas Chaumpyun, as it appears by the inquisition made by the sheriff
and coroners in the full county of Northampton that she was accused thereof
out of malice.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for the abbot of Crokesden,
going beyond seas.
The like, for two years, in Ireland, for William de Caune, staying in
England.
Grant, for life, to Mary the king's daughter, whom he has caused to
take the veil in the house of the nuns of Ambresbiry, of 100/. yearly at the
Exchequer for the maintenance of her chamber.
Memorandum : cancelled and renewed in the Patent Roll for September^
19 Edward I.
Remission for ever to the prioress and nuns of Ambresbiry of 27/. 8*.
of the rent of 30/. which they pay at the Exchequer for the manor and
hundred of Melkesam ; for the love which the king bears to his said
daughter.
Letters for Richard de Bosco, staying in England, nominating William
Lagheles his attorney in Ireland for three years.
Pardon to Roger le Mazun for the death of Robert de la Hethe, as it
appears by the inquisition of the sheriff and coroners of Worcester that he
killed him in self-defence.
Presentation of Hugh de Leuministre, king's clerk, to the church of
Kaernarvan, in the diocese of Bangor.
Pardon to William Costentin of Suell of his outlawry in the county of
Nottingham, by Gilbert de Preston and his fellows, justices late in eyre, for
the death of William son of William de Culdecote, as it appears by the
inquisition of the sheriff and coroners there that the said William is still
alive.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Godfrey Pape of Almain, merchant,
trading.
Simple protection, until Easter, for Robert de Dorsete.
13 EDWAIID I.
101
1285.
All":. 30.
Ljudhurst.
Auor. 30.
LvDtlliurst.
Sept. 7.
Winchester.
Sept. 7.
Winchester.
Sept. 10.
Winchester.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Grant to the dean and chapter of the cathe(h-al church of St. Mary, Salis-
bury, that they continue to receive tithe of venison taken in the forest of
Clarendon, Jis it appears by charters of the king's ancestors shown before
the king and council, and by the in(|uisition of Robert son of John, steward
of the household, and Masters William de Luda and Thomas de Sudintou
that they have been used to take the same.
See schedule attached for the abbot of Bee. {^Schedule missing.^
Pardon to William le Gredere, detained in the prison of Old Sarum, of
his outlawry for the death of John Lenvoise, as it ap{)ears by the record
of Salomon de RofT and his fellows, justices hist in eyre in the county of
Wilts, that Henry III. had pardoned the same by letters patent, which
letters the king has inspected.
Simple protection, for two years, for Thomas de Salop'.
Mandate to bailiffs not to molest the citizens and burgesses of Lege,
because of the trespass of Jakeminus Chalot, their fellow citizen, in taking
wool out of the realm contrary to the prohibition, as the king, at the instance
of the lord of Malynes, has pardoned him.
Letters for Henry son of Turgisius de Stokes Aubeny, going to Scotland,
nominating Richard de Novo Burgo and William de Foxton his attorneys
in Englund until the Purification.
The like for : —
The abbot of Beaulieu, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Wodestok and John de Elynge until Christmas.
Thomas de Sandwyco, staying beyond seas, nominating John de la
Bruere and John le Clerk of Esse for two years.
John de Aqua Blanca, dean of St. Ethelbeit's, Hereford, going
beyond seas, nominating Geoffrey de Sancto Albano and Peter
de Wysingesete for two years.
The same, nominating the same for suits touching himself or his
church.
Nicholas de Freyne, going to the court of Rome, nominating Robert
Neel of Pirye and Robert Jowette for two years.
Ma.Hter William de Cliff, going beyond seas, nominating Master
Richard de Cliff for two years.
Weaker son of Thomas Mackorwill, staying in England, nominating
Cradoc son of John for one year.
Nichola-s de .Segrave, gone into Ireland, nominating Robert le Brun
and Richard le Messjvger for one year.
Simple protection, for two years, for Stephen de Malo Lacu.
Presentation of Robert de Sancto Albano to the church of Isenden, in
the diocese of Lincoln.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for the abbot of
Suleby, going beyond seas.
The like, for two years, for John de Aqua Blanca, dean of St. Ethelbert's,
Hereford, going beyond seas.
General pardon to Hugh de Toucestre.
Prot<'Cl ion, with clause volumus, (or two years, for Master William de
Clift', going b<'yond seas.
The like, for one year for the abbot of Begeliam, going beyond seas.
iy2
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S5.
Sept. 10.
Wiuchesfer.
Membrane G — cont.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities
of (lie priory of Wenlok to Henry de Bono Villar', late prior of Ber-
niundcsoye, preferred to the said priory by Robert, sub-cellarer of La
Cliarite, vice-gerent of the prior of La Charite in the subordinate priories
of En<^land.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Simple protection, for three years, for Odo de la Frenne.
Protection, with clause volunius, until All Saints, for Master Thomas de
Sudington, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Membrane 5.
Sept. 10. Mandate to Gregory de Rokesle, keeper of the Exchange, London, to pay
Winchester, to Fascius de Florenc', exchanger and assayer of the Exchange, 100 marks
as his salary for 13 Edward I.
Licence for Isaac, son of Isaac de Provinz and Bellasset, Jews of
Lincoln, to sell to Master William son of Andrew in fee simple, a messuage
in the parish of St. Cuthbert, Lincoln.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Master Peter de
Pekham, going beyond seas.
Letters for John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, going to Scotland, nomi-
mating Richard de laVache and John de Hekham his attorneys in England
for one year.
Mandate to bailiffs not to molest the men of the town of Lyege
because of the trespass of Jakeminus Chabot, merchant of Lyege, in taking
wool out of the realm contrary to the prohibition, as the king, at the instance
of the lord of Malynes, has pardoned him.
Simple protection, for one year, for Arnald de Port, Elias de Pont and
Arnald Royli, merchants of Brigerak.
Sept. 10. Appointment of Ralph de Sandwyco to the custody of the Tower of
Winchester. London, during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to D. bishop of Durham, or such as shall supply
his place.
Simple protection, for two years, for Bernard Anker, burgess of Kaer-
narvan.
Pardon to John le Chevaler for the death of Albinus his brother.
Sept. IL Notification that Peter Peverer of the county of Essex lost his eyes, not
Winchester, by any judicial sentence, but by disease.
Pardon to John de Charewelton for the death of Thomas Fraunkeleyn,
as it appears by the record of John le Lou and his fellows, justices appointed
to deliver the gaol of Northampton, that he killed him in self defence.
Sept. IL Pardon, for a fine of 50 marks, to the abbot of Shyreburn for occupying,
Winchester, two thirds of a carucate of land in Stapelbrigge, late of John Beynin,
hanged for felony, within the year and day due to the king, and for con-
cealment of waste in the same period, and licence for him to enter and
retain the same in mortmain together with the other third which John de
Asshelond and Loretta his wife hold as her dower when it falls in.
Vacated by surrender and cancelled.
13 EDWARD r.
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1285.
Sept. 15.
Wutton.
Sept. 10.
Wiachester.
Sopt. 22.
Wotton.
Sept. 15.
Wotton.
Sept. 18.
Wotton.
e.'SOU.
Membrane 5 — cont.
Pardon to Robert le Faukener of his outlawry for the death of Nicbolaa
son of William de Hibernia.
Grant to Eleanor the king's consort of the custody during the minority
of William Cummyn, son and heir of William Cniuinyn, tenant in chief
of the manor of Dalling, late of Adam de llatelesdeu, who held it by
knight service of the inheritance of the said heir.
Grant to Baruncinus Galteri, Bandinus Pamk', Reyner Brokel, and their
fellows, merchants of Lucca, of the custody, during pleasure, of the custom
on wools, hides and wool-fells, to wit, on every sack of wool, ^ mark, on 300
wool-fells, i mark, and on every last of hides, 1 mark.
Grant to Floria, late the wife of Elias son of Master Moceus, Jew of
London, in consideration of the fine of 1,000/. paid by her for the goods of
her husband concealed by her, to Eleanor, the king's consort, that, for the
rest of her life, she shall not be talluged, nor the debts due to her pardoned.
Grant to Bogo de Clare, king's clerk, of the treasurership of the church
of York, in the king's gift by reason of voidance of the see.
Presentation of Hugh de Novo Castro subtus Lyman, chaplain, to the
church of North Cove, in the diocese of Norwich.
Appointment of Otto de Grandisono to the custody, during pleasure, of
the archbi.shopric of York, now void, on condition that he apply the issues
thereof to the construction of castles in Wales, and that Malcolm de
Harele, his deputy, render account at the Exchequer.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Letters for the abbot of Lire, staying beyond seas, nominating Philip
Peverel, clerk, and John son of Hugh de Fouhope his attorneys until
three years after Michaelmas.
The like for :—
Dervergulla, late the wife of John de Balliolo, going to Scotland, nomi-
nating Master Thomas de Hunsingoure and Thomas de la More
until a year after Michaelmas.
William le Dun and Benedicta his wife, going beyond seas, nominating
Richard Pycard and William Bulloc for three years.
Appointment of S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, and Nicholas
de Clere, the king's treasurer there, with a third person of those parts to be
selected by them, to audit the account of Robert Bagot for the time he wag
treasurer in Ireland.
Grant to Humo de la Legh of the prebend in the church of Rypon, Iflte
of Roger de la Legh, dean of St. Paul's, London, deceased, in the king's
gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Y'^ork.
Association of Walter de Ilopton with Salomon de Roffa and his fellows,
appointed justices in eyre in the county of Essex.
Pardon to William de Childerl)lawe, detained in the prison of Bruges,
for the death f)f Emma his daughter, ns it a|)pears by inquisition of tlio
sheriff of Stafford that he killed her by misadventure.
Grant to Henry le Waleys, citizen of London, in fee, of the plota adjoining
St. Paul's Chtin^hyard, London, whereon certain housep, with the king's
licence, were coiistrucK-d for tlie advantage of tin; community of the
citizens of London, which being found to 1k! an injtiry to the dean and
cliapter of St. Paul's and to the deterioration of the wall of tlie churchyard,
M
101
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
Sept. 11.
Winchester.
Membrane 6 — cont.
hnvp been adjudged to be removed, on condition that, after execution of the
judj^eiuent for removal of the said houses, others may be built there
according to the custom of the city and the form of the judgement.
Appointment of Salomon de Roff', Richard de Boylaund, Robert Ful-
con[is], Master Thomas de Sudington and Walter de Strirchisleye, to go
on a general eyre in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk.
Membrane 4,
Sept. 22. Licence for the abbot and convent of Bylegh to retain a marsh called
Wottou. Colewerde, in Bradewell, which Hugh son of Otto, deceased, lately gave
them in frank almoin.
Protection, with clause rogamus, for the monks of the priory of Chet-
wode, collecting alms for their relief, their houses with the corn and goods
therein, having been lately burned at night by persons unknown, with the
exception of the church, which contained the host.
Licence for the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, York, to elect an arch-
bishop, on petition presented by Master Thomas, archdeacon of Clyvelaud
and Thomas de Hedon, canons thereof, bringing news of the death of
William, late archbishop.
Sept. 27. Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for John de Bello Campo,
Woodmancote. going beyond seas.
Sept. 15. Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor the king's consort, to William de
Woodmancote. Dun, who being appealed of the death of Thomas de Hodemylne and of
Hugh his brother, was taken and detained in the prison of Winchester, and
was acquitted thereof before the justices, and afterwards, being again taken
for the receiving of William his son, accused of the said deaths, was adjudged
to the said prison for refusing to put himself upon his country, for the said
receiving and restitution of his goods seized into the king's hands on that
occasion ; provided that the said William leave the realm within forty days,
and go to the Holy Land, to remain there until he has special licence to
return.
Oct. .'{. Mandate to the keeper, sheriffs and citizens of London to admit Nicholas
Winchester, de Wynton', citizen of London, as the deputy of Matthew de Columbar',
the king's butler, in his office of coroner in the city, during pleasure.
Oct. 5. Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Guy Ferre, going
Winchester, beyond seas.
Simple protection, without term, for William le Dun.
Licence for the said William de Dun to demise all his lands and tenements
at farm for his life or during his pleasure.
Letters for the same William, nominating Gilbert de Botes and Richard
le Renter his attorneys, without term.
Protection, with clause rogamus, for three years, for the brethren of the
hospital of St. Bartholomew, Neubiry.
Signification to the keeper of the spiritualities of the archbishopric of
Tuam of the royal assent to the postulation {postulacioni) or election of
Gelacius, abbot of Holy Trinity, Lockke, to be bishop of Elphin.
Appointment of Robert, prior of Coulonges, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the priory of Bermundesey.
13 EDWARD I.
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1285.
Oct. 7.
Winchester.
Sept. 29.
roodtnancote.
Oct. 11.
Wiuchester.
Oct. 18.
Southampton.
Oct. 7.
Winchester.
Membrane 1 — cont.
Letters for Peter, prior of Lenton, goinji; beyond seas, nominating
William Gargat and John Griliet his attorneys in England for two years.
The like for : —
Joan, late the wife of William do Braybocf, nominating Richard de la
Mare and Gilbt^rt le Clerk, in Ireland, for three years.
Brancaleo de Lavania, staying beyond .seas, nominating John de
Cremona and James de Regio for two years.
The abbot of Pontigny (de Pontiniaro), nominating Reginald de
Pontiniaco and Simon de Pontiniaco, his fellow-monks, for five yejirs.
Thomas de Snyterby, going to Ireland, nominating Hugh de Kaerleolo
and Hugh Scot for three years.
John de Fyfhide, going to Ireland, nominating John Gentilment and
John le Hayward fur one year.
Philip de la Rokele, staying in Ireland, nominating John de Sancto
Amando and John le Hayward for two years.
Theobald, abbot of Citeaux, staying beyond seas, nominating brother
Thomas de Wodcstok and John de Gey ton, for three years.
The abbot of Lire, stjiying beyond seas, nominating John Peverel,
clerk, and John son of Hugh de Fouhope, until Michaelmas.
Simple protection, for six years, for William de Ros.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Peter, prior of
Lenton, going beyond seas.
Power to the justiciary of Ireland to restore the temporalities of the
bishopric of Elphyn to Gelacius, abbot of Holy Trinity, Lochke, who has
been postulated by the dean and chapter to be bishop.
Pardon to the prior and convent of Lenton of all amercements of the
same prior or his predecessors to Michaelmas last.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walter de Neyvill to the prior
of the hospital of St. Mary, Wymundelegh, of a messuage and 80 acres of
land in Tywyngge.
Licence for Andrew de Ardach son of Augustin Ohothich, an Irishman,
to use English laws in Irehind.
The like for : —
Denys Conchowr Macmolisii.
Matthew de Ardach son of Augustin Ohethich.
Pardon to Richard de Harleye and Burga his wife of the action which
the king .should have against them for waste of their wood of Kenlegh,
as it appears that the said waste was committed during their non-nge by
Robert Le Strange, who held the manor of Kenlegh with the said wood by
the Dicttim de Kenilworth of the grant of Henry III.
Grant, for life, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's mother, to Richard
Morel, late usher of her chamber, of the manor of Bolewell, extended at
7/. I.3.T. 4r/., formerly granted by Henry III. to him and John, chamber-
lain of the chariot (rdrncrarius dc curru) of the sjiid (jueen, fur their lives,
the said John having since died.
AfRhlHRANB 3.
Licence for Alan Plukenet to hunt the fox and hare in the forests of
Somer9<!t, Dorset and Wiltshire, for one year.
.N 2
inc
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
Membrane 3 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Dervergulla, late the wife of
John de Bulliolo, to tlie master and scholars of the house of Balliol, Oxford,
of a messuage in the suburb of Oxford.
Oct, 12. Order to the sheriff of Kent to pay to the abbot and convent of Pontigny
Winchester. 20 marks yearly out of the farm of the city of Canterbury to maintain four
candles in the church of Pontigny, burning round the tomb of St. Edmund
the Confessor, pursuant to a charter of Henry III., which the king has
inspected.
Mandate to the justices in eyre in the county of Northampton and other
counties to deliver their rolls and writs to Roger de Hales, appointed to
have the custody thereof, during pleasure.
Protection, with clause volumus, in Ireland, for two years, for William
de Caune and Roesia his wife, staying in England.
Grant, for life, to William Wulf of the bailiwick of the forest of Sele-
wode, as Robert de Ware held the same by grant of the king.
Pardon to Alard son of John de Sanherste for the death of Geoffrey
le Carpenter, as it appears by the record of Stephen de Penecestre and
Ralph de Sandwyco, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Maindenston,
that he killed him in self-defence.
Mandate to Simon de Wynton to deliver the castle of Winchester and
the county of Southampton to William de Bremeshete, appointed to the
custody thereof, during pleasure.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Gunsalinus Martini, going to Spain on
the king's affairs.
Oct. 15. Presentation of Alfonsus de Melinis to the church of Dungarvan, in the
Winchester, diocese of Lismore (Limorensi).
Admission of Walter du Val as mayor of Winchester, on the presentation
of him to the king in the usual way by the citizens.
Grant to Roger de Fricurt, king's yeoman, of the custody, during
minority of the heir, of the manor of Bosegate, late of Robert de Tweng,
tenant in chief ; to answer to the escheator this side Trent for the excess, if
the extent thereof exceed 201.
Oct. 12, Grant of murage to the bailiffs and citizens of Winchester, for three years,
Winchester, from the feast of St. Edward the king, 13 Edward I.
See the schedule attached for Philip de Matesdon. \^Schedule missing J]
Oct. 14, Admission of John Culverd as mayor of Oxford, on the presentation of
Winchester, him to the king in the usual way by the citizens.
Association of Elias de Bekingham with Thomas de Weilaund, John de
Lovetot, William de Burneton and Roger de Leicestre, as a justice of the
Bench, during pleasure.
Appointment of Robert de Littelbiri to the custody, during pleasure, of
the rolls and writs of the Bench, with mandate to Elias de Bekingham to
deliver to him the said rolls and writs.
Mandate to the justices of the Bench to admit him,
Oct, 18, Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Fifhyde, going
Southampton, to Ireland,
The like, for two years, for Philip de la Rokele, staying in Ireland.
13 EDWARD I.
197
1285. Membrane 3 — cont.
Oct. 15. I/ispeximus of three charters of Honry III., to the citizens of Dublin,
Winchester, relatiuf? to the fee-farm of the city, the election of mayors, and exemption
from tolls. [Fiedera.]
Oct. 18. Protection, for two years, for Elyas du Clerk and Bernard Moneder,
Southampton, merchants of Gascony.
AfEilBRAyB 2.
Oct. 18. Appointment of John de Bruges, king's clerk, to the custody, for four
Southampton, years, of the manor of Leministre, a cell of the monastery of Rading', the
issues to be applied by him and two monks deputed by the abbot and convent
of leading' in discharge of the debts of the said monastery and manor, which
are taken under the king's protection.
Grant that the appointment of the said John to the custody of the said
cell of Leoministre, shall not prejudice the abbot and convent.
Writ of aid to the sheriff and others of the county of Hereford.
Vacated because cancelled.
Oct. 24. Appointment of John de Vallibus, William de Saham, Roger Luveday,
Swanston. John de Metingham and Nicholas le Gras, to go on a general eyre in the
county of Buckingham.
Oct. 17. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Oxford of murage for four
Southampton, years.
Oct. 28. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Bruges of murage for rive
Swanston. years.
Oct. 27. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Notingham of murage for five years
Swanston. from Martilmas next, in extension of a former grant for five years from
the Invention of the Cross, 8 Edward I.
Oct. 27. Protection, during pleasure, for Heliseus de Luca, appointed agent for
Swanston. Bouruncinus Waited, Henry de Podio and Matthew Rubei Pili and their
fellows, merchants of Lucca, under a licence from the king for the latter
to trade in wool and other merchandise within the realm.
Oct. [1/)]. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Roger Sprengehus,
Winchester, sheriff of Salop, for the prior and convent of Duddele to enclose with a small
dike and low hedge a heath adjoining their manor of Wodeford, and ^\ ithia
the bounds of the forest of Kinefare.
Nov. 1. Pardon to Philip son of Reginald de Holecote accused of the theft of
Swanston. 8 marks of Henry son of Stephen de Holecote, as it appears by the record
of Robert son of Walter and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver
Northampton gaol, that he has been acquitted.
Oct. 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmiiiii by Simon de Worth and Master
Swanston. William his brother, to the prior and convent of Thornholra, of one
messuage and three bovates of land in Messingham, which arc of the fee of
the priory.
Nov. 4. Licence for the prior and brethren of the hospit^il of St. Mary, Cicestre,
Swanston. to retain a plot in the city of Cicestre where the Friars Minor of Cicestre
u^ed to dwell, which Henry de ChikehuU lately gave them in frank ahnoLu
before his death.
Nov. 5. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Eln. ctnintess of AVnrwick, of
Swanston. a messuage and a half virgate of laii'l in Natelegh to a chaplain celebrating
divine service in the church of Natelegh.
198 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S5. Membrane 2 — cont.
Appoiiitmont, \intil further order, for Adam de Redik, king's yeoman
jiud tailor {cissor), to keep the assize of cloths in place of William d«
JJHhurgo, king's cleik, and Joceus de London, lately appointed thereto, the
said William being too much engaged in the king's business to attend to the
same.
Acquittance to John de Aqua Blancn, dean of Hereford, for two bulls
of Pope Clement, and other letters of the same, of the time when tlie said
Clement filled the office of lejjate in England.
Pardon to "William de Faccumbe, detained in the prison of Canterbury,
for the death of Peter de Cumpton, as it appears by inquisition made by
Robert son of John, steward of the household, while with the king on
pilgrimage to the shrine of St. Thomas the Martyr at Canterbury, that he
killed him by misadventure.
Mandate to Peter de la Mare, constable of the castle of Bristol, reciting
that the debts of the abbot and convent of St. Augustin's, Bristol, are so
great that unless the expenses of the house are curtailed, they cannot be
paid, and directing him, with the advice of the abbot, prior, chamberlain and
other elders of the house, to remove all unnecessary members of the house-
hold, to retrench the expenditure, to collect the revenues by one or two
canons deputed for the purpose, and to apply the same subject to reasonable
maintenance of the house in payment of the said debts.
Simple protection, for one year, for Michael de Hartecla.
Membrane 1.
Nov. 16. The letters attached have been surrendered and cancelled. [The letters
Beaulieu. are missing.^
Letters for Master John le Romeyn, going beyond seas, nominating Walter
de Lacy and William de Jarewell his attorneys in England for one year.
The like for : —
Master John, archbishop elect of York, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating the same until Whitsunday.
Master William de Pikering, going beyond seas, nominating Hugh de
Neuton and "William de Thorneton for one year.
Master Thomas de Adburbiry, going beyond seas, nominating Walter
de Adburbiry and John de Dadington until Whitsunday.
Master John de Craucumbe, going beyond seas, nominating John
Grauntval and Roger de Exeministre for one year.
Richard, abbot of Cormeilles in Normandy, nominating Robert Odelyne
and John Lavendier for three years.
William Gereberd, sick and deprived of the light of his eyes, nomi-
nating Ralph del Boys and Robert Gereberd for two years.
Nov. 16. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for the following, going
Beaulieu. beyond seas : —
Master John le Romeyn.
Master "William de Pykering.
Master Thomas de Adburbury.
Master John de Craucumbe.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Norfolk,
for the Carmelite Friars of Suthlenn to close a lane adjoining the church-
yard of their church ou the north side, and inclose the same with a wall for
13 EDWARD I.
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1285.
Nov. 15.
Beaulieu.
Nov. 15.
Beaulieu.
Nov. 18.
Lyndhuret.
Membrane I — cont.
the enlargement of the said churchyard, provided that they make another
lane of the Wime length and brejulth over their own land adjoining th(> said
wall.
Grant that the prior and monks of Karesbrok, in the Isle of Wyght, may
hold a road going through the said priory from the south gate to the north
gate, which they closed to keep out persons wandering tliere by day and
night, and in exchange for which they have made another road, 40 feet
long, to the west of the said priory, with the licence of Isabella de Fortibus,
countess of Albemarle, lady of the Isle of Wight.
Protection, for two year.s, for brothers Robert de Hougiis and Dominic
de Dinione, sent by the abbot of Citeaux on the affairs of the abbey and of
his house in England.
Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of Master
John le Romeyn, canon of the church of York, to be archbishop.
Protection, with clause volu/nus, for one year, for John, prior of Holy
Trinity, York, going beyond seas.
Licence for life for Maurice son of Alan, clerk (clericiis), to use English
laws iu Ireland.
Simple protection, for two years, for Douenald Roch Mackarthy.
1284.
[Nov. 23.
Cardigan.]
Dec. 5.
Carmarthen.
1285.
March 16.
liurgh.
Membrane 3\d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Reyg[ate] and G. Agnill[un],
touching an appeal which John son of Henry de Blukeburn brings in the
county of Lancaster against Elias de Knol, John Giliot, Preciosade Auteryve,
Godfrey son of Thomas de Auteryve, Henry sou of William de Marton,
Henry le Fiz Beck and Ralph de Ellerker, for the death of iiis brother
Adam son of Henry de Blakeburn, killed in the county of York.
The like to Bogo de Knovyll and Alan de Glasele, associated with
W. de Hopton and J. son of Aer, touching the persons who assaulted and
wounded Hugh Bernard and William Bernard at Shrewsbury.
The like to S. de Roff' and N. le Gras, on complaint by the prior of
Merton that Amicia de Ewell, having been taken with stolen goods at
Molesey within the liberty wherein he has pleas of theft, by Thomas
le Sergaunt of Molesey and William le Messer, his servants, and imprisoned,
the said prison was broken and the said Amicia taken away by Edward
Lovekin, Joiiu le Orfevre, Itichard Payn, John la Tinihrenionger. Ralph
Fostel, lialph le Pestur, VVilJiam Brouiiing, .John de Maldon, Hugh atte
Milne, William Cotman, Nicholas Cotnian, IVtor le Mareschal, William
le Mareschal, William Qiiaterpe, StHphen le Sinir, Robert le Taverner,
Nicholas le Bromere, William le Mareschal, William de Watford, Peter
le Mareschal, John le War, Roger Pillcgos, John Child, Thomas de Maldon
and Richard David.
to John de Reygate and Geoffrey Aguillon, on complaint by
(orhnni that Gill)ert de Shireburti, master of the hospital of St.
The like
Hugh (le N<
Thomas, Boullon, brother Robert de Iledere.-^lawe, brother VVilliam de
Reington, brother Peter de Boulton, Adam do ()t«'rington, William de
Brankeston, A<lam his son, Roger le Mercer, Hugh le Forester, 'Iliumas
de Lemoktou, Richard le Porter, William de Frue, Walter de Ivyluill,
'200
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
1284.
Dec. 12.
Neath.
Dec. 18.
Strugoil.
Membrane 3ld — cont.
Gilbert le Cuper, Richard le Caretter and William Bernard, burned his
houses at Braukeston, co. Nortliumberland, and carried away his goods.
The like to J. de Reyg[ate] and W. de Sancto Quintino, touching an
appeal which Albreda, late the wife of John de Eltoft, brings in the county
of York against Thomas de Stodle, William Fairfax, John Fairfax, Thomas
Fairfax, Ralph Thomasman Fairfax, Thomas le Taillor and John de Kendale,
for the death of her husband.
Commission to John de Metingham and Master Thomas de Sudington
to view and partition the waste without the town of Coventre, which the
prior and convent of Coventre hold at fee-farm of the heirs of Roger de
Monte Alto, assigning to the compatriots of the vicinage their share of
common therein, and the rest to the said prior for him to cultivate or
otherwise dispose of, so as to relieve the debts which oppress his house.
Membrane SOd.
Dec. 23. Commission to Thomas de Normanvill and Guychard de Charrun to
Bristol. make an inquisition with four knights of each of the counties of York and
Westmoreland, and if necessary of Lancaster, touching the metes and
bounds of the counties of York and Westmoreland.
Commission of oyer and terminer to G. Aguill[un] and W. de Sancto
Quintino, touching an appeal which Emma, late the wife of Benedict
le Carpenter of Hoton, brings in the county of York against Walter son of
Walter Wascelyn of Brideshale, Alan de Uggebrok, William Perissergaunt
de Mauley of Bridesale, William Wascelyn of Bridesale and Peter de Malo
Lacu, for the death of her husband.
Dec. 28. The like to R. Fulc[onis] and R. Malet, touching an appeal which
Bristol. Alice, late the wife of Ralph Henry of Checindon, brings in the county of
Buckingham against William Nairnuyt for the death of her husband.
The like to Thomas de Weyl[and] and J. de Meting[ham], touching the
persons who broke the houses which John de Lovetot has in his custody
at Thorp, co. Norfolk, and felled his tumbrell at Brumham.
Dec. 25. Commission to Thomas de Normanvill and G. Aguillon, to enquiro
Bristol. touching the persons who hunted and took deer in the free chace of W.
archbishop of York at Hextildisham, co. Northumberland, and killed
Geoffrey his forester.
Membrane 29d.
Dec. 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Vallibus and R. Loved[ay],
Bristol. touching an appeal which Edmund de Sancto Claro brings in the county
of Suffolk, against Peter de Thelnetham, Baldwin de Maneres and others,
for the burning of his house at Thelnetham and robbery.
The like to Richard de Boyl[and] and Roland de Erleye, touching the
persons who broke the park of Reginald son of Peter at Bardesleye, on the
confines of the counties of Gloucester and Wilts, hunted therein, carried
away deer, wounded William Grym his servant, and carried away his goods.
The like to R. de Heyd[on] and J. de Sancto Laudo, touching the
persons who hunted and took deer in the park of William de Gouyz at
Dontetis, co. Dorset, and wounded his men.
13 EDWARD I.
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1284.
Dec. 28.
Bnstol.
1285.
Jan. 1.
Bristol.
Membrane 29d — cont.
The like to Roger Le Strange and Roger Sprengehoes, touching the
persons who hunted and took deer in the park and free chace of Robert de
Mortuo Mari at Richardes Castel, co. Salop.
The like to William de Caverswall and William de Meynill, touching
the persons who entered the free chace of Edmund, the king's brother, at
Leicester, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like, touching a like trespass in the said Edmund's free chace of
Nedwod, co. Stafford.
The like as to his free chace of Duffeld, co. Derby.
Association of Humphrey le Kael with Oliver de Dinham and R. de
Heidon in a commission to enquire, by the oath of merchants of the town
of Lym, if Walter Fraunceis of Exeter bought 84 tuns of wine of one
Geoffrey le Mareschal, beyond seas at Fanes, and delivered them to Here-
ward de Leministre to take to the port of Topesham, and if the said
Hereward took them to the town of Lym, as though they were his own,
and exposed them for sale, as the said Walter complains, and to do justice
herein.
Commission to R. Bagot and Nicholas Ta[affe] to enquire touching the
persons who killed James le Neyr, merchant of Florence, at Dublin, and
the receivers, and to deliver the names of such as they find to be guilty to
the sheriff of Tipperary, that they may be at once arrested.
Membrane 28d.
Commission to John de Vallibus, John de Kirkeby, Ralph de Hcngham
and I'homas de W^eylaund, who heretofore viewed the metes and bounds
of the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon by inquisition taken at
Stangrund by the knights and men of the said counties and of the counties
of Lincoln and Northampton, to cause the said metes and bounds to be
})laced and assigned for evei', and to return account of their proceedings to
the king in Parliament after Easter.
Jan. 2. Commission to Gnmbald Pauncefot and Roger de Lokynton to enquire
Bristol. touching a complaint by Robert de Handesun, burgess of Gloucester, that,
having lately freighted two little ships with wines, cloths and fish at Bristol
for Gloucester, the said ships were in danger of being cast away in a tempest
near the town of Aure, and the said goods having been washed Jishore, came
into the hands of the burgesses there, from whom he cannot recover them,
although he has followed them in due course; and to cause the same to be
restored unless they prove to belong to the king as wreck.
Jan. 2. Commi.ssion to Ralph de llengham and Nicholas de Stapelton to
Bristol. enquire touching the persons of Bri.stol who have withdrawn the following
prise of fish which the king granted, during pleasun*, to the Friars Preiichers
and Minors of Bri.stol, to wit, on every boat bringing fresh fish for sale in
the town as follows : —
on every boat of congers - - - - 2 fish.
on every boiit of mulv(;ls - - - - 4 fi«h.
on every boat of hak«s, haddocks or plaice - - 8 fish.
on every boat of ragadic - - - - 4 fish.
202
CALENDAR OF PATENT UOLLH,
1285.
Membrane 21d.
Commission to R. de Boylond, Henry de Ralegh, Robert le Dancys and
John do Bello Prato to deliver Dunheved gaol of Joachim le Chapeleyn of
St. Neot's, William le Orfevre of Kingesbrigg, John Pugyl, Thomas Horn
of Churstowe, and William le Clerk of St. Columb, who were put in exigent
for robberies after the last eyre in the county of Cornwall, and have since
surrendered.
Association of R. de Hengham with Thomas de Norman vill and Albric
de Whytelbiry in a commission of oyer and terminer, touching the persons
who broke the houses of the prioress of St. Michael without Staunford, co.
Lincoln, carried away her goods, and assaulted her men.
Feb. 12.
Hegham.
Feb. 23.
Thetford.
Feb. 28.
Binham.
Membrane 26c?.
Commission to G. de Picheford, Richard de Coleshull and John de
Thedemers, to deliver Oxford gaol of Adam de Weston, who was put in
exigent for a trespass after the last eyre in that county, and has since
surrendered.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot and William
Muschet, touching the persons who carried away the goods of the prior of
Ely at Helmingham and Pethagh, co. Suffolk.
The like to Roger le Rous and Walter de Rudmarleye, touching an
appeal which Roger de Byriton brings in the county of Hereford against
Thomas de Salopia for trespass.
Commission to Geoffrey de Pycheford, Rouland de Erlee, John de
Bakepuys and Walter de Wyghthull, to deliver the gaol of Rading' of
Robert Messer of Great Cokewell, who was put in exigent after the last
eyre in the county of Berks for a trespass against the king's peace, and
has since surrendered.
The like to Elias Cotele, Peter de Bosco and Robert de Wodeton, touch-
ing an appeal which Emma, late the wife of Henry le Charir, by the king's
writ brings before them against Richard Chaumpeneys, Selin' Chaumpeneys
and Thomas Chaumpeneys for the death of her husband ; with mandate in
pursuance to the sheriff of Somerset.
The like to the same with Robert de Preston, touching an appeal which
Walter del Freyne brings in the county of Dorset against John de Neuburg,
John de la More, William de Mounz, Hugh Fillol, Roger de Westwod,
John le Berker and William son of John, for the death of John de Freyne,
his brother.
The like to the same, touching an appeal which Wymarca Cree brings in
the same county against Hugh Fillol, John de Neuburg, William Harang,
William Manning, John Tavy and William de Morton, for the death of
Richard Ruddok, her brother.
The like to William de Cavereswell and William de Meynil, touching the
persons who hunted in the free chace of Edmund, the king's brother, of
Duffeld, CO. Derby, and in his parks there, and carried away deer.
The like as to his free chace and parks at Nedwod, co. Stafford.
Membrane 25d.
April 8. The like to Walter de Stirchesle, Gerard de Hedon and Robert de
Westderham. Morteyn, touching an appeal which Eva late the wife of Peter de
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1285. Membrane 25d — coiU.
Donitifjton brings in the county of Notingham against Alan do Beltoft of
Bekingliam, for the death of her husband.
April 10. The like to J. de Lovetot and R. de Boyl[and], touching an appeal
Ely. which Alice late the wife of John Ilulme brings in the county of Essex
against Alan Whitlok for the death of her husband.
Membrane 24d.
April 22. Commission to H. bishop of Ely and Hugh Pecche on complaint by the
Langlejr. commonalty of the bishop's men of Welle, Elm, Wysebeche, Leverington,
Neuton and Tyd, co. Cambridge, that their lands being flooded by an inun-
d;ition of the waters of the marshes flowing towards the Wellestrera, and by
the disrepair of the sowers of the dyke of Rughmere and of other dykes,
certain persons refuse to submit to justice for the common good according
to the custom of the Fen {marisci) ; to decide whether it would be to the
advantage of the said inhabitants to repair the said old dike of Rughmere,
and to make certain new dikes from town to town, at the cost of those whose
lauds would thereby be saved from inundation, and in that case to see that
the work be done and the cost borne by the proper persons, provided,
however, that Greoffrey de Sandiacre and Clementina his wife, and their
tenants of Neuton and Tyd, or elsewhere, suffer no damage or disherison by
reason of such dykes.
April 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to N. de Stapelton and R. de Goldeburgh,
Langley. touching an appeal which Alice del Wode brings in the county of York
against William Nettelscath for the death of William del Wode, her
brother.
April 24. The like to R. de Heydon and R. de Coleshull, touching an appeal which
Langley. Wymarca late the wife of Richard Baldry brings in the ,county of Wilts
against William de Scovill, William le Cumber and William de Shadewell,
for the death of her husband.
Membrane 2Sd.
The like to G. Aguill[un] and W. de Sancto Quintino, touching the
persons who broke the houses of the abbot of Rievaulx at Herlesay, co. York,
carried away his goods, and assaulted Serlo le Forester, lay brother of the
abbey.
The like to W. de Wymb[urn] and R. de Heid[on], touching the persons
who broke the houses of Robert le Strut and Matilda his wife at Upton
Noble, CO. Somerset, and carried away his goods.
Commission to Roger Luveday, Roland de Erie, John de Bakepuz and
Richani de Wiliumescote, to deliver Oxford gaol of Thomas de Rolhewell,
who wa.s put in exigent after the last eyre in that county for harbouring
felons, and has since surrendered.
Commission of oyer and terniiner to R. lo Baud and .1. le Lou, touching
an appeal which AKcelina Flur brings in the county of Northampton against
Emma, late the wife of William de Noto Burgo, for the death of — Flur,
her brother.
May 5. The like to W. do Sancto Quintino and Pef^r de Rethufeld, touching the
Westininnter. persons who broke the park of Farleyc;, co. York, during the time timf, by
the death of (icjotrrcy de Nevill, it was in the king's hands, hunted therein
and carried away deer.
204 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285. Membrane 23rf — cont.
Commission to R. Luveday, John do Thedmerse, Aljvn son of Roaldtis
and WalttT de WiechuU to deliver Oxford gaol of William de Seiton, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in that country for trespass, and has
since surrendered.
Membrane 22d.
[May 6. The like to Thomas de Normanvill and Albredus de Witlebiry, touching
Westiuinstor.] an alleged assault on Nicholas de Fraunton at Horn, co. Rutland, by
William de Seyton and Emma his wife, Adam Durdont, William son of
William de Seyton, Richard de Rippele, Hugh, vicar of the church of
Gretham, Richard his brother, Robert de Rouvile, Simon Abouniton,
William Savor, Sarra his daughter, Roger de Draghton, Reginald de
Tikesoure, William son of Richai-d, William his brother, Adam le
Westreys, Andrew de Maydenwell, Adam de Wycham, Ralph Dolt
and Richard de Wicham.
— — — Commission to R. Luved[ay] and Alan son of Roaldus to deliver Oxford
gaol of Master Robert de Thorp, who was put in exigent after the last
eyre for the death of Nicholas son of William de Hibernia, and has since
surrendered.
Commission to R. Luveday, Alan son of Roaldus, John de Thedmerse
and Walter de Wychull to deliver Oxford gaol of Juliana, late the wife of
William de Upton, who was put in exigent in like manner for the death
of Henry Canoun, and has since surrendered.
. The like to R. Loveday and Alan son of Roaldus, to deliver Oxford gaol
of William Crek of Bekesgate, who was put in exigent after the last eyre
for the death of Edmund Canoun of Avinton, and has since surrendered.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Lovetot and Guichard de
Charrun, touching an appeal which Richard de Elvelond brings in the
county of Northumberland against Robert Affard, John de Sancto Edwardo,
John le Keu, Robert son of Robert de Stutevill, James de la Garderobe,
Nicholas le Vyelur, Robert de Stutevill and Eleanor his wife, for the death
of John le Pestur, his brother.
The like to J. de Reygfate] and G. Aguill[un], touching an appeal
which Elena, late the wife of William son of Stephen de Morton, brings
in the county of York against Adam Ward and William de Furneys for the
death of her husband.
May 4. The like to W. de Helyun and R. le Rus, touching an appeal which
Westminster. Agnes, late the wife of John le Escot, brings in the county of Gloucester
against John Waryn for the death of her husband.
The like to W. de Hopton and Robert Corbet, touching a complaint that
William le Poer of Srauele, Ralph Baron, Alexander de Ippel', William
Rome, Richard Rome, Adam le Messer, Hugh de Ippel', John de Keek*,
John de Wepes and John Went entered the manor of Ekinton, co. Worcester,
which Is[abella] de Beisin, Robert her son, and Walter Hakot and Isabella
his wife, hold at farm of the said William le Poer, for a term unexpired,
carried away their goods and ejected them.
Membrane 2 Id.
[May 10. The like to W. de Hopton and Robert Corbet, touching the carrying away
Westminster.] of the corn of Richard Body at Ekinton, co. Worcester, by William le Poher
of Srauele and Richard Rome.
13 EDWARD I, 205
1285. Membrane 2\d — cont.
The like to J. de Reyg[ftte] and G. A£;uin[on], touching an appeal which
Miirgniet, late the wife of Walter de Witton, clerk, brings in the county of
York against John vicar of the church of Witton, Nicholas his brother,
John son of John de Fokelintou, and John le Keu, for the death of her
husband.
The like to W. de Helyon and E. de Berk[ele], touching an appeal
which Cicely, late the wife of Robert Ace, brings in the county of Gloucester
against Alexander de Shelue and others, now in prison at Gloucester, for
the death of her husband.
Commission to Walter de Helyun and Giles de Berkele to enquire whether
Thomas le Forester of Cors and Geoffrey le Arblaster, now in prison at
Gloucester, were guilty of the death of Walter de Blakeneye, on the confines
of the counties of Gloucester aadWorcester, and to do justice herein.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Luvetot and G. de Charrun,
touching an appeal which Agnes de Benerigge brings in the county of
Northumberland, against Robert Affagard, John de Sancto Edwardo, John
le Keu, Robert son of Robert de Stotevill, James de la Garderobe, Nicholas
le Vyelur, Robert de Stutevill and Eleanor his wife, for burning her house
at Middeford.
The like to R. Sprengehus and R. Corbet, touching an appeal which
Aletta, late the wife of Thomas de Hibernia brings in the county of Salop
against John le Wroche of Morton and William Crasset for the death of
her husband.
The like to William de Pakenhara and William de Rothinges, touching a
trespass upon Martin le Engleys, merchant of Denmark, by the sea-coast
near Blakeneye, co. Norfolk, in a certain vessel anchored there, committed
by Wulvinus de Caunipes, Everard de Caumpes, Hermann Venyot, John
Bollard of Utrit, Hermann son of Gerard Utrit, Dulekin de Tridermude,
and John de Araghowe of Tridermude, now in prison at Great Yarmouth.
The like to R. Luveday, R. de Bosco and William de Pakenham, touch-
ing an appeal which John le Bret of Caen brings in the county of
Suffolk against Nicholas de Farnham of Mendham, lately attached by the
sheriff, for the death of Richard de Cadamo, his kinsman.
Membrane 20d.
May 15. The like to J. de Luvetot and H. Hauteyn, touching an appeal which
Westminster. Robert Ncubald brings in the city of London against John de Wandeswrth
for theft and robbery.
The like to the sjime, touching an appeal which Geoffrey de Donmowo
brings in the city of London against brothers Adam de Stebenhethe, Simon
le Fevre, Thomas de Enefeld, Miles de Waltlmm and John lo Tanur, and
John de Deneby, John de Wandeswrth, William le Pannor, John le
Barber, John lo Travers, John Sprot and Peter de Haddcstok, for robbery.
The like to Walter de Ilelyun and Giles de Berkele, touching an appeal
which Alice, late the wife of William Keys, brings in the county of
Worcester against William, prior of Great Mulvcrii, David le Walcys, monk
there, Williuin de Pembroke, Robert, Tliurkil, and John his brothers, Walter
le Bret, William de Dymmok, Henry Shiirj), liichard Godefrey and Robert
le Bedel, for the death of her husband.
2(X>
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S5.
May 16.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
Membrane 20d — cont.
(le Stapelton and J. de Reyg[ate], touching an appeal
The like to J.
which .luliana, daughter of John do Eltoft, brings in the county of York
against Thomas de Stodlegh, Alice his wife, John Fairfax, William Fairfax,
Thomas Fairfax, Thomas le Taillur, Benedict Thomasman de Stodlegh,
Ralph Thomasman Fairfax, Ralph Darol, John de Shupton, John de
Kendale, John de Banewell, Margaret his wife, and Agnes Fairfax, for the
death of her father.
The like to R. Luved[ay] and William de Rothing', touching an
appeal which Robert de Norfolk brings in the county of Norfolk against
Rauulph Ingelose and Warin de la Hume for the death of Geoffrey
Wascelyn, his kinsman.
Commission to Salomon de Roff' and Roger de Norwod to enquire over
whose land the trench (trencheam) will pass, which, with the king's licence,
the barons of Sandwich are to make over the lands between Gestlyng and
Stonflete, co. Kent, and from Stonflete to Sandwich, so that the water-
course of Northbrok, which flows to Gestlyng, might be led to Sandwich,
and to assess their damages.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill and Elias de Bekingham,on complaint
by Gilbert Reyner of Grimesby that William Fraunk of Grimesby, John
Fraunk, and Philip Fraunk, assaulted him at Grymesby, co. Lincoln, not-
withstanding that the said Gilbert had taken to the sheriff' of Lincoln the
king's writ binding them to keep the peace, and that they had given security
to do him no bodily harm.
The like to Walter de Helyun and Thomas de Sudington, on complaint
by William de Derneford, that he has been maliciously charged with
harbouring William de Wauford, clerk, accused of counterfeiting and
clipping money ; also William de Penebrigg, Simon his brother, William
de Bollesden and Adam de Bretton, accused of murders ; and also with
receiving from Simon le Freman of Wauton, Walter de la Hale, Robert
son of Peter Gervays, and William de Apperlegh, accused of larceny, their
ransom therefor.
Membrane 19d.
The like to W. de Hopton and W. Bagod, touching the persons who
assaulted Master Richard Nogent at Ridware, co. Stafford, and plundered
his goods.
Commission to Geoffrey de Picheford, Richard de Coleshull and John de
Tedmers to deliver Windsor gaol of William le Webbe of Lecchelade and
Adam de Welde, who were put in exigent after the last eyre in the county
of Berks for homicides, and have since surrendered.
May 16. Commission for oyer and terminer to John de Kyrkeby and Guichard de
Westminster. Charrun, on complaint by William de Umframvill that, having a grant from
the king of a market every Thursday at his manor of Ellesden, co. North-
umberland, and a yearly fair on the eve, day and morrow of St. Bar-
tholomew the Apostle, with all liberties and free customs, and having,
after proclamation of the said grant, erected a pillory and tumbrell, and
other things belonging to such franchise, the same were thrown down and
carried away, and men coming with wares were prevented from selling,
and were assaulted and wounded by Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of Anegos,
William Belle, Thomas de Herle, Nicholas de Herle, John Rittur, Gilbert le
Fevre of la More, William Tull, Thomas Leyping, Thomas de Red, John de
Red, William de Red, Adam de Walinton, Richard Char, John Fiz le Forester,
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1285.
May 20.
Westminster.
Membrane \dd — cont.
John son of Humphrey, William le Pestur, the younsrer, Thomas le Punder,
Richard le Seuyur, William lo Ncwbaker, Adam le Forester, William Petit,
John Atteyate, Gilbert le Suter, Robert le Cuper and Alan Belle.
The like to John de Lovetot and William de Sancto Claro, touching
certain lands, whereof, under pretext of a judgment given at Aylesham, in
a case of novel disseisin, in which Bartholomew de Redham recovered seisin
against Robert Baynard of a certain tenement in Great Ilautbois, co.
Norfolk, the said Robert Baynard and William Baynard complain that they
have been unjustly disseised by the said Bartholomew — who, after the said
judgment, demised the lands in question to Eleanor, the king's consort —
and by Walter Buckeskyn, the queen's bailiff, to wit, of ten messuages, seven
cottages, 46 acres of land, 3 acres of meadow, 4 acres of alder trees (alneti),
3s. in rent and a third of a messuage, in Great Hautbois, together with
fifteen villeins, with their goods and sequels, and with the free fishery and
water of Great Hautbois ; also of 3 messuages, 30 acres of land and
5x. in rent in Scothou, which town was not contained in the original writ,
and all which they detain from the said Robert Baynard ; to wit, likewise,
of one messuage, 80 acres of land, 10 acres of meadow, and 6s. in rent
in Great Hautbois, which they detain from William Baynard, who was
not named in the said assize as a disseisor. The said Robert and William
having obtained a writ of novel disseisin before Roger Love<lay and Robert
de Ludham against the said Bartholomew and Walter, the king, considering
that an assize does not lie in such a case, has granted the present commission.
Association of Richard de Boyland with Roger Loveday in a commission
to supervise the bailiffs and ministers of the abbot and convent of St.
Edmunds, who in accordance with their franchise claim the rijiht of
discovering and trying the persons who killed William de Wahull, late
parson of the church of Wahull, at St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk. The said
Richard is associated with the said Roger in place of Reginald de Grey
and John de Vallibus, to whom the king had previously issued a like com-
mission in lieu of one of oyer and terminer against which the abbot had
protested jis an infringement of his liberties ; but who have not leisure
to execute it.
May 26. Commission of oyer and terminer, at the instance of Edmund, the king's
Westminster, brother, to Walter Helyun and Henry de Perepunt, touching all trespasses,
not affecting life or limb, which the said Edmund's stewards and bailiffs
have committed in the counties of Stafford, Derby, Leicester, and Warwick.
The like to Hugh de Vienna and Roger Brabazun in the counties of
York, Lancaster, Northumberland, Nottingham, Lincoln, Bedford and
Buckingham.
Membrane I8d.
May 20. Commission to Roger de Northwode, John de Cubbeham and Henry le
Westiuinster. Galeys to encjuirc touching certain lime-kilns {rogis calcis) constructed in
the city and suburb of London and at Sulhwerk, of which it is complained
that whereas formerly the lime used to be burnt with wood, it is now burnt
with sea-coal, whereby the air is infected and corrupt<Hl to the peril of
thoH(! fn;(|uenting and dwelling in those parts. In executing this commission
they are to associate with themselves the mayor and sheritis of Loudon and
the bailiffs of Snthwerk.
Commission to Thomas de Normanvill and John Sampson, mayor of
York, to enquire into the affairs of the hospit4il of lepers of St. Nicholan,
208
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285. Membrane IHrf — cont.
York, founded by the king's ancestors, which, as it appears, by subtraction
and (iissipatiou of its goods, has fallen into extreme need, to settle the said
hospital and amend the rule and discipline there.
June 4.
Westminstor.
June 8.
Westminster.
June 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 17 d.
•
Commission of oyer and terminer to Guichard de Charrun and William
de Sancto Quintino, touching an appeal which Juliana, late the wife of
Adam Pereheved, brings in the county of York against William, abbot of
Seleby, Richard do Coventre, Thomas de Wilmersleye, John de Wystowe,
William Climber, William de Aslakebye, monks of that house, Roger le
Mareschal of Seleby, Richard de Quenynburg, clerk, Benedict de Friston,
Thomas le Serjaunt of Friston, Andrew Chamberleyn le Abbe, Robert
le Forester of Bergh, John de Crull, clerk, Roger le Parker of Seleby,
Nicholas de Bosco, Henry son of Walter de Bosco, Robert le Messager,
Robert Rabot, Martin de la Femerie, William Drury, William de Acastre,
William son of Reiner le Keu, Walter his brother, Thomas de Alverton,
Ralph de Huk, chaplain, Robert del Ostelerie, Hugh le Palefreur le Abbe,
William le Ferur le Abbe, Nicholas le Keu, Richard de Crull, John del
Estable, John de la Quisine, Walter de Bosco of Polinton, Walter son of
Reyner, John Peche, Robert Russel, Gilbert le Homme, Johan de Reygate,
John le Forester of Hamilton, for the death of her husband.
The like to W. de Hopton, Henry de Rilleford and William de Bracy,
touching an appeal which Richard Alewy of Northwich (de Wichio) brings
in the county of Worcester against Robert Vesk, Joan his wife, Emma
daughter of Joan, Richard de Caumpeden and Alice de Drye Merston, for
the death of Alice Vesk, his kinswoman.
The like to N. de Monteforti, in place of Thomas de Sancto Vigore, and
Richard de Heyd[on], touching the persons who broke the park of Walter
de Dunheved at Dunheved, co. Somerset, hunted therein and carried away
deer.
The like to W. de Helyun and R. de Coleshull, touching the following
persons charged with having carried away the goods of Edmund, the
king's brother, at his manor of Colingeburn, co. Wilts : — John de Wotton,
Richard Sampson of Chiselden, clerk, John son of Simon le Lorimer
of Salisbury, Thomas le Banner of Upavene, and William Wicheman of
Rusteshell.
The like to Roger Le Strange and Roger Sprengehose, touching the
persons who hunted and carried away deer and felled and carried away trees
in the park of Eleanor, late the wife of Robert de Ferers, at Certeley, co.
Stafford.
Membrane 16c?.
Association of Richard de Holebrok with William de Pakenham and
Alan le Praunceys in a commission to enquire touching the metes and bounds
in the king's manor of Saham, co. Cambridge, which is ancient demesne
of the Crown within which the king's men ought to dig turf in the marsh of
Saham and to cut and take reeds there, and touching the persons who have
interfered with them.
Association of Richard de Boyland with Roger Loveday and Hamo
Hauteyn in a commission of oyer and terminer, touching a charge against
William de Flamvill of abduction of the wife of Elias de Uddeston and of
carrying away his goods.
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■IQQR MSifBRAyE \5(t.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Luve<l[ay] and "William tie
Royn<T;e, touching an appeal which William Oabbe of Rollesby briiijis in the
county of Norfolk against Walter Trig and John son of Matthew le
Carpenter for the desith of John Clement of Hemesby, his kinsman.
■ Commission to R. Lovod[ay], J. de Diggeby, William le Waleys and
Robert de Verdun, to deliver Leicester gaol of John son of Ralph de
Melton, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in that county for
robberies, and has since surrendered.
June 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Normanvill and William
Westminster, de Menill, on complaint by Cicely, late the wife of Thomas Folejaumb,
that, whereas she had purchased the custody of the land and heir of
Ralph de Eccleshale from William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, of
whom the said Thomas held by knight-service, the said heir was abducted
and her servant, Adam de Sancto Paulo, wounded, and 100/. of hers Uiken
at Eccleshale, co. York, by Thomas de Fornivall, James de Sutton, Matilda
his wife, Roland de Sutton, parson of the church of Averham, John le
Chapeleyn of Sutton, Robert de Osgathorp and Thomas de Munteny.
The like to Roland de Erlegh and Richard de Heidon, touching the
persons who ejected William de Dun and Benedicta his wife, Ralph de
Merton, Geoffrey le Dreys and Walter le Clerk of Middleton, executors of
the will of Walter de Insula, from the custody of the land and heir of
Philip de Cotes belonging to the said Walter by reason of a demise by
Robert de Tresk, who held the same by grant of Robert, sometime bishop
of Salisbury, of whom the said Philip held by knight-service, and carried
away the goods in the said executors' custody, at Cotes by Kanynge, co.
Wilts.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill and Master Adam de Crokedayk,
touching the persons who hunted in Matilda de Moleton's parks of Erthing-
ton and Askerton and in her free chaces in Northmor, Fulwode, Geltesdale,
Brigeswode and Tineleside, co. Cumberland, and carried away deer.
Membrane 14d.
Commission to Geoffrey de Pyceford, Roland de Wyndesor, Richard de
Colleshull and John de Bakepuz to deliver Windsor gaol of Gilbert the
coupere of Wenekefeld, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in
the county of Berks for robbery, and has since surrendered.
Commission to Thomas de Weylond, J. de Kyrk[eby], R. de Hengham
and N. de Stapelton to cause the metes and bounds betwe.in the counties of
Cambridge and Huntingdon to be placed in accordance with the inquisition
taken at Stangrund by virtue of a former commission directed to the said
Thomas, J. and R., and John de Vallibus.
Association of Richard de Boylaund and John de Metingh[am] in the
same commission.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Luved[ay] nnd J. de Cobcham,
touching an appeal which John le Carettcr brings in the county of Kent
against William de Rofliam, Geoffrey de Arundel, Robert de Foxoleye,
monks of Christ Church, Canterbury, Nicholas Rarrok, William de Sfangato,
John Packere, Stephen de Berlinge, Adam Horn, John le IVstur, John
de Ketinton, Geoffrey le Clerk, William Spark, Robt-rt Scot, Richard Apilon,
Richard Dikes and John de Wychcleye for robbery.
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TALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2 2 85. Membrane 14 J — cont.
June 13. Association of ^Master Ilcnry de Bray and Thomas de Bray with the
"Westminster, mayor and Imilifls of Northampton in a commission of oyer and terminer,
tonching the pleas between Peter de Trumpeton and Matikla his wife,
plaiutit!s, and Thomas son of Philip, Robert son of Henry and others,
as to certain messuages, lands and tenements in the town and suburb of
Northampton, which the said Peter and Matilda claim as the said Matilda's
after the death of Philip son of Robert, her father.
June 22. Commission to Nicholas de Taffe, John de Hacche and Gilbert de
Westminster. Thorneton to enquire touching the complaint by Philip Keling the younger,
that whereas as sometime constable of Dublin Castle he had, by order
of Walter de Foleburn, then treasurer of Ireland and holding the chief
charge of the said castle, released an Irish chaplain in custody there on
information of the Irish (super exploratione Hibernicorum), and afterwards
Stephen, bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, accusing hira of having
released the said chaplain upon his own authority, caused him to be
imprisoned and ransomed for 100/., whereupon he sued forth a commission
of enquiry from the king to the abbot of Thame, Walter de Hopton and
Richard de Rothewell, but the said justiciary will not permit the same to
make the said inquisition, and moreover orders distraints to be made from
day to day to levy the said ransom, contrary to the king's mandate.
Membrane \M.
Appointment of W. de Wymburn and J. de Havering to take the pleas of
the cbace of Kingeswod which have arisen since W. de Helion and his
fellows last took the same.
June 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham and Thomas de
Westminster. Weylaund, on complaint by Robert de Hamme that Roger Bygod, earl of
Norfolk and marshal of England, Walter de Redesham, John de Bradeweye
and Griffin Mayler arrested him at Netherwent, in the march of Wales,
without reasonable cause, and imprisoned him at Strogoyl until he made a
ransom for his release : and the bailiffs of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford, and of Reginald son of Peter de Netherwent are commanded
to furnish a jury.
Membrane \2d.
June 30. Commission to W. de Hopton, Thomas de Cherlekote, Henry de Sheldon
Westminster, and John Pecche to deliver Warwick gaol of William de la Hide, who was
put in exigent after the last eyre in that county for robbery, and has since
surrendered.
Membrane 9d.
July 28. Commission to William de Sancto Claro, steward of Eleanor, the king's
Chichester, consort, to enquire touching certain alleged injuries and extortions practised
by the queen's bailiffs upon certain of her poor tenants.
Aug. 20.
Clarendon.
Membrane 8d.
Commission to John de Kyrkeby, the Treasurer, to go to Dorchester with
Walter de Wymburn, associated with him, and to take inquisitions there on
the morrow of the Decollation of St. John Baptist, in lieu of the great
assize pending in the King's Bench, touching two suits between the king,
plaintiff, and the abbess of Shefton, deforciant, of the advowson of the
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1285.
Aug. 25.
ClarecdoQ.
Aug. 20.
Clarendon.
Membrane Hd — cont.
church of Corfe Casttl, co. Dort^et, and of 80 acres of pasture at Asshelegh,
whereof the abbess is tenant.
Commission to Hugh de Turbcrvill and John de Bradenham to enquire
touching the persons who, by night, have fished in the ponds and stews
of Eleanor, the king's mother, within the forest of Fecham, co. Worcester,
and have also hunted in the said forest and airried away deer.
Commission of oyer and terminer to lleginald de Grey, Bogo de Knovill
and John de Havering, touching an appeal which Robert son of Gilbert
de Shavyndon brings in the county of Salop against Master Richard de
Pywelisdon and others, for robbery.
The like to the same, touching an appeal which Hugh son of Hugh de
Wlonkeslowe brings in the same county against the said Richard and Agnes
his wife for robbery.
The like to the same, touching an appeal which the said Robert brings
against Thomas de Aldelme for mayhem.
Mbmbrasb Id.
Association of Elias de Hauvyle with E. de Bek[ingham] and Thomas de
Bellehus in a commission of oyer and terminer, touching the persons who
carriefl away the corn of the prior of Huntindon at Suthwyk, co. North-
ampton.
Association of Hamo Hauteyn with R. Boyl[and] in a like commission,
touching the persons who broke the park of Matilda de Clare, countess of
Gloucester and Hertford, at Hoveden, co. Suffolk, hunted therein and carried
away deer.
Mbmbrasb 6d.
Sept. 10. Commission, at the request of Alexander, king of Scotland, to William
WincheBter. de Bumeton and Thomas de Normanvill, with a view to settling the
dissension between the prior of Kirkham and Ralph de Hauden and his
ancestors as to three carucates of land in Karham, respecting which there
is a doubt whether they are in England or Scotland, to enquire on the
morrow of Mid Lent, by the oath of twelve knigiits of Northumberland,
together with other twelve knights of Scotland appointed for this purpose
by the said Alexander, whether the said lands are within the rcivlm of
England or within the realm of Scotland. •
Mbmbrasb 5d.
Sept. 25. Commission to Oliver de Dynham and Henry de Baley to associate thom-
Overton. selves in a commi.ssion of oyer and terminer with the mayor and bailiffs of
Lym, touching the case of Walter le Fraunccys of E.xeter, who, having
bought 80 tuns of wine of one Geoffrey le Marcschal beyond seas at Gani-.s,
the wiid Geoffr«'y, with the said Walter's assent, delivered the same to
Herewunl de Lemynistre, his servant, to take to the port of Topcshani, at
the risk of the said GcofTery, to dclivor there to the said WaltiT, but the
said Ilcroward, passing by that port, took the said wine to Lyin and sold it
there as his own, whereupon the «iid Walt<'r sued the king's writ to do
fiwift justice in the matter, directed to Thomas de Pyn, Hugh le Pruz, aiwl
Ma.ster Hanio Parh-byen ; but, nothing having been as yet done in the
matter, the present commission is issuinl.
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212
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1285. Membrane 5d — conf.
Comraission of oyer and terminer to Reginald de Grey, touching the
persons who lately killed Robert de Crawele, at Seggenho, co. Bedford.
Membrane 4d.
Oct. 16. The like to N. le Gras and Richard de Pennos', touching the persons who
VVincbester. lately killed Hamo Becke and Matilda, hia wife, and Alice de Balne, at
Steninges, co. Sussex.
Oct. 10. Commission to J. de Lovetot, G. de Pyccheford and Master Henry de
Winchester. Bray to enquire by the oath of the king's chirographers, both Christians and
Jews, of the chest of chirographs of Cambridge and Bedford, and by the
oath of others, if necessary, whether certain charters, under the names of
divers Christians and Jews, and the feet of certain indentures lately delivered
to the king, and herewith enclosed, were in the said chests at the time of
the troubles in the reign of Henry III., and were at that time carried
away to the Isle of Ely by the king's enemies ; also whether certain
charters which have not been found were in the said chests ; and having,
by such inquisition, ascertained what debts are concealed, to cause the same
to be levied, according to the assise and custom of Jewry, to the use of
Eleanor, the king's consort.
Membrane 3d.
Oct. 12. Commission to John de Wotton and Robert de Panes to enquire touching
Winchester, the persons who assaulted William de Mares, John Kingh and John
Barun at Radenhurst, co. Wilts.
Membrane 2d,
Oct. 26. Commission to R. de Legh, R. Sprenghus and Leonius de Remmeslegh
Swanston. to enquire touching the complaint by the bailiffs of Bruges, co. Salop, that
certain persons lately broke open the gates of the town.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Sandwico, G. de Picheford,
and H. le Waleys, touching the persons who, by night, broke open a chest
containing the king's money in the Exchange (in domo cambii), in the
Tower of London, and carried away a great sum of the said money.
Nov. 6. Commission to Roger de Burghull, sheriff of Hereford, Roger de
Swanston. Lokinton, sheriff of Gloucester, Roger le Rus, and Peter de Mara, constable
of the castle of Bristol, on complaint by the abbot of St. Augustin,
Bristol that, being at Kaerdif, he was taken and imprisoned there by
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, Bogo de Clare and
Robert le [Neel], to go to the next county of Kaerdif, and in the full
county to take a record of the reason of the imprisonment of the said abbot,
and to release him ; and if there has been any error therein to bind them
over to take their trial in the King's Bench on the octave of Hilary.
Nov. 15. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Loveday and W. de Pagehara,
Beaulieu. touching the persons who killed Brian de Saham at Grundesburgh, co.
Suffolk.
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Nov.»27.
Ciiuford.
Dec. 1.
Corfe.
Dec. 3.
Corfe,
Dec. 7.
Sherborne.
Sherborne.
Dec. 8.
Camel.
Dec. 13.
Somerton,
Dec. 17.
Stokes.
Dec. 15.
Somerton.
Membrane 26,
Presentation of Hugh de Kendale to the church of Ledered in the
diocese of "Winchester, void by the death of Fulk Lovel, late rector.
Pardon to Henry de Exonia for the death of Walter le Couherde of
Berkamstede, as it appears by the inquisition of the sheriff and coroners of
the county of Gloucester that he killed him by misadventure.
Letters for the abbot of Preaux (de PrateW) in Normandy, nominating
Robert de Gresteno, his fellow monk, and Alan de Kyrk, clerk, his attorneys
in England for three years.
The like for the prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, going to Scotland, nominating Nicholas de Accumbe and Henry
son of John Comyn of Colinwrth, until Midsummer.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of the goods of John de la Huse
and of Peter de la Huse his brother, which appertain to the king by reason
of their flight for the death of John de W^artsettle in the town of Wynte-
neye in the hundred of Odyham, and whereof they were acquitted by
inquisition before the king, saving to them the goods they have acquired
since the said acquittal.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriflf of Berks.
Safe-conduct for one year for Orlandinus de Podio, going beyond seas on
the king's affairs.
Mandate to Baruncinus Galteri, Reyner de Luk', and Orlandinus de Podio
and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, to pay to Otto de Grandisono as
much money as he may require of them for the king's affairs, and the king
will reimburse them.
Acquittance to William Johannis for the payment to John de Berewyk',
king's clerk, keeper of the queen's gold, of 400/., to wit, 200/. from con-
cealed goods of condemned Jews, and 200/. for the fine which Salomon de
RofT and his fellows, justices appointed to enquire touching such concealed
goods, imposed upon the said William for his concealment of the same.
Protection, with clause volumus, until St. Peter ad Vincula for Henry
de Cobeham, going beyond seas with Otto do Grandisono on the king's
affairs.
The like in Ireland until Midsummer for Philip Theling, staying in
England.
Grant to Peter de Stanye of the marriage of the daughter and heir oJf
Robert de Twenge, tenant in chief.
Pardon to Richard le Palmero for the death of Simon son of the Reeve
of Crek', as it appears by the testimony of John de Vallibus and hia
fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Northampton, that he killed him
in self-defence.
Protection, with clause volumus, until two years after Easter for Thomas
bishop of Rochester, gone beyond seas.
The like for one year for Master Gregory de Huutingefcld, papsou of iho
church of Great Lcgh, going to the court of Rome.
214
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1285.
Dec. 15.
Ford.
Dec. 20.
Flokcston.
Dec. 25.
Exeter.
Dec. 27.
Exeter.
Dec. 28.
Exeter.
Dec. 31.
Exeter.
1286.
Jan. 3.
Exeter.
Jan. 5.
Exeter.
Jan. 8.
Exeter.
Jan. 16.
Canford.
1285.
Dec. 28,
Exeter.
Membrane 26 — co7U.
Rcfi^itmld (le Clifton and John de Leminton, canons of Rouccstre, bringing
news of the cession of Walter de Dodelegli, their abbot, have letters of
licence to elect.
Acquittance to the justiciary of Ireland for the payment to Master
Richard de Abindon, chamberlain of Wales, of 500 marks by the hands
of Henry de Aune, yeoman of the said justiciary, at Kaer in Arvan.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Elias de Bekingham to the
abbot and convent of Peterborough of four bovates of land and a rent of
2*. in Pokebrok, which are of their own fee.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Humphrey de
Bello Campo, going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for the same.
Licence for Leonius son of Master Elias Bagard, Jew of Canterbury, to
sell to Joan la Cordere of Northampton one messuage there, situate between
the messuage of the said Joan and that of Henry de Langevile.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for Laurence de Sancto
Michaele to stop a way in his wood of Slirigge, co. Hertford, which leads
from the town of Dykeneswell to Hatfeld Bishop, and to hold the same for
ever, provided that he construct another way on his own ground without
his said wood on the east side of the same length and breadth and running
into the said road to Hatfeld.
Pardon, at the instance of William de Warenna the king's kinsman, to
John le Barber for the death of Alan de la Felde.
Protection, with clause pres\ &c., for one year, for John Wogan, going
beyond seas.
Grant to Robert son of John of the custody, during minority of the
heir, of the manor of Cotes extended at 41/. 2s. ll^d., late of Almaric de
Sancto Amando, tenant in chief.
Letters for the prior of Longeville GifFard, staying in Normandy, nomi-
nating Odo prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, and John de Haynayo,
clerk, his attorneys in England for three years.
The like for :—
Robert de Brus, staying in Scotland, nominating Master Adam de
Crokedaik and William de Cumbertrees for two years.
John Barry, staying in England, nominating Nicholas son of James
and Robert Nuel in Ireland for one year.
The abbot of Berneye, nominating brother William Mile and William
Fornase for three years.
William Martin, going beyond seas, nominating John Colston and
Robert de Maleston for one year.
The abbot of St. Catherine's du Mont, Rouen, nominating Geoffrey
de Tingewyk and Thomas de Blida for three years.
Thomas son of Maurice, staying in England, nominating Nicholas le
Waleys and William Ermy in Ireland for one year.
Pardon to Robert de Brus, earl of Karrik, for all his trespasses in the
forest of Englewod.
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1285.
1286.
Jan. 1.
Exeter.
Jan. 6.
Exeter.
Membrane 2G — cont.
Mandate to William de Vescy, justice of the forest beyond Trent, in case
the saitl earl be amerced by him or his ministers for the same, to strike such
amercement out of his rolls.
Safe-conduct for two years for Godfrey Peleryn, burgess and merchant
of Yarmouth, going beyond seas, on the king's affairs.
Pardon to William de Netelschawe for the death of Hugh de Langthwth,
as it appears by the record of Geoffrey Aguillun and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver York gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Grant to Richard de Brus of the custody, during minority of the heirs,
of the manor of Asheby la Zuche, co. Leicester, and of the manor of
North Multon, co. Devon, late of Roger la Zuche.
Licence for the prior and convent of St. Nicholas, Exeter, to hold in
mortmain the 7*. \0d. in rent in the city of Exeter, lately granted to them
by the will of Martin Derling, of Exeter, to wit, 5*. \0d. rent of the house
late of John le Eyr, aud I2(/. rent of houses late of Christiana Ludele, and
12c?. rent of houses late of Walter Torsy.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Pardon to the abbot and convent of Tavystok for having bought without
licence in mortmain a messuage in Exeter of Alfred de la Porte before the
felony for which he was hanged.
1285.
Dec. 28.
Exeter.
1286.
Jan. 1.
Exeter.
Jan. 4.
Exeter.
Membrane 25.
Commission to W. de Wymb[urne] and P. Heym to enquire by the oath
of the vicinage of Maere whether James do Oxton, born and baptized at
Macre, who by demise of the king is by reason of his minority in the cus-
tody of Nicholas de Monte Forti, is now of full age.
Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Wymb[urne], N. de Monte -
forti, P. Jleym aud R. de Littlebury, touching Nicholas del Punt, Roger le
Turnur, Gilbert de Lington, Walter de Grateclive, John le Fughlere,
Richard Amadas, Roger de Cheynee and Richard de Lucy, found by
inquisition of the sheriff* of Devon to have hunted and taken deer aud
killed a colt (pullum) in the park of Richard de Pultimore at Pultimore.
Commission to Geoffrey de Pichford and William son of Wariu to make
a general inquisition touching offences against the peace in the county of
Oxford, within and without liberties.
The hke to the same for the counties of Buckingham and Hertford.
Mandate to the people of Kent to assist the sheriff' and posse comitatus
with all diligence in matters concerning the preservation of- the peace.
Mbmbrane 24.
Jan. 1. Licence for Peter the bishop, and the dean and chapter of the cathedral
Exeter. church of St. Peter, Exeter, to enclose the churchyard and precinct with a
stone wall all round, making .suthcient gates and posterns, to bo closed at
night and opened at dawn.
Licence for the alit-nation in mortmain by William dr Cantilupo and
Matilda his wife to the prior aud convent of Bridclington of a messuage,
210
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1286. Membrane 24 — cont.
four canicates of land, and 10/. in rent in Bridelington, the said prior and
convent rendering to the said William and Matilda and their heirs 30/.
yearly.
Jan. T). Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, the escheator this side Trent, to
Exeter. restore the temporalities of the abbey of Berneye to William de Vallibus,
one of the monks, preferred to be abbot by W. bishop of Lisieux.
Jan. 7. Safe-conduct, until Easter, for John de Falevy, knight, going as king's
Exeter. envoy to divers parts.
Pardon to Richard son of Richard de Hope Bouclers, detained in the
prison of Shrewsbury for the death of William de Tuttebiry, as it appears
by the inquisition of the sheriff and coroners of Salop that he killed him
in self-defence.
Jan. 6. Pardon to Henry de Menhinak for the death of Ralph de Scauhan, as it
Exeter. appears by the record of Salomon de Roff' and his fellows, justices in eyre
in the county of C!ornwall, that he killed him in self-defence.
Jan. 7. Grant to the nuns {canonicabus) in the priory of Leye, in the diocese of
Exeter. Exeter, who, with the assent of the king and the bishop, have replaced the
canons formerly there, that they may hold in frank almoin the 20*. in
rent in Allingdone, which king John formerly granted to the prior and
canons then dwelling in the said priory. \^Monasticon, vol. vi., p. 334.]
Pardon to John Danesy, surrendered by privilege of clergy to the bishop
of Lincoln and detained in the prison of Bannebury, for the death of
William Holdberd, as it appears by the record of John de Vallibus and his
fellows, justices lately in eyre in the county of Northampton, that he killed
him in self-defence.
Membrane 24 (^Schedule).
Jan. 7. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Robert bishop of Bath and
Exeter, Wells, dated at Crukerne 2 {secundo nono) April 1280, in the fifth year of
bis consecration, to the burgesses of Cerde, reciting and confirming —
(1) A charter of Jocelin, sometime bishop of Bath, dated at Wermynstre
by the hand of Master Walter de Maydenestan, the day of St. Maurus in
the 29th year of his pontificate, whereby the said Jocelin, with a view to
the improvement of the manor of Cerde, grants that the town (villa) of
Cerde shall be a free borough within the following metes and bounds : —
On the east Schireford, on the south the gate of the bishop's court, on
the west la St^unesmith, on the north la Hertbyry, by the cross near
Kynemercerde ; and also grants within these bounds, to all persons desiring
to build, single acres at 12d. an acre yearly ; and that every person within
these bounds, already possessing a burgage, or hereafter to possess one,
have free liberty of dwelling, going and returning there, of mortgaging
their houses, and selling them, except to Jews, of transferring them to
any use, except to the use of religious houses or of churches, which they
may not do without licence of the said bishop or his successors, but so that,
however the said burgages are disposed of, there shall always be paid to
the said bishop I2d. yearly for every burgage; and also that if any suit
arise touching the same, the said burgesses shall have licence to concord
without fine, and finally prohibiting any person from buying untanned fells
or hides, unless he he in lima et lagha of the burgesses of Cerde.
(2) A charter of William, bishop of Bath and Wells, the second of
that name, dated at Kyng[ston], Monday next after the feast of St. Barnabas
the Apostle, in the fifth year of his pontificate, whereby the said William
grants to tne burgesses of Cerde that they may hold without diminution
14 EDWARD I. 217
1286. Membrane 24 (Schedule) — cont.
their fair of St. James within the bounds of the borough and their market
every Monday, as of old, saving to the bishop the toll and amercements
and other profits arising from trespasses there ; and granting them licence
to dispose of their burgages in their wills as they please, except to Jews or
religious houses, saving to the bishop the rents and services due therefrom ;
and granting that none shall be bound to do suit except at two hundreds
yearly in the said borough, to wit, at Michaelmas and Hockday, saving
attendance at the three weeks' court for pleas begun and terminable in
the said hundreds, for pleas under the king's writ, for doing justice upon
thieves, and also, upon lawful summons, for matters concerning the peace
and rights of the king or bishop.
Membrane 24 — cont.
Appointment of Richard de Bosco and Walter de Marisco, parson of the
church of Broraesburwe, to lay out, with suflBcient streets and lanes and
adequate sites for a market and church and plots for merchants and
others, a new town with a harbour in a place called Gotowre super
Mare, in the parish of Stodlaund and on the king's land, which was late
of Robert de Muchegros and contiguous to the said place, the lands and
tenements of which said new town the king is prepared to commit to
merchants and others willing to take them and to enfeoff them thereof for
building and dwelling purposes.
Notification that all merchants and others taking plots (placias) in the
said land and beginning to build there, shall enjoy the same liberties and
customs as the burgesses of Lyme or of Melecumbe, and that a charter to
that effect shall be made.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Fordingbrugge, in
view of the constant traffic through their town and over their bridge which
will soon be in ruin, of pontage (paagium) for four years from the
Purification, in aid of their bridge, viz. for every cart laden with goods
for sale crossing the bridge ^<f., and for every horse load \d.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod da?nnum, before Roger Le Strange,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for Walter de Beyssen to assart and
enclose with a small dike and low hedge his wood of Rogewey, which is
within the bounds of the forest of Shirelet, and contains 1^ acres.
Presentation of Hugh de QuikeshuU to the church of Gayton, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of John de Nevill, tenant in chief.
Jan. 7. Licence for the prior and convent of the church of St. Nicholas, Exeter,
Exeter. to hold in mortmain the 7s. \0d. in rent in Exeter, given to them by the
will of Martin Dcrling of Exeter, to wit, 5*. lOd. rent of a house late of
John le Kyr to provide two torches (torticia) to be lit daily at the eleva-
tion of the host, and to be kept alight in the masses sung before the great
altar of the church of St. Nicholas and of the chapel of vSt. Mary, and 12^/.
rent of houses late of Christiana Ludcle, and ]2d. rent of houses late of
Walter Torsy, to find two lights [luntinaria) likewise before the altars
of St. Martin and St. Edmund the Confessor in the said church.
Licence for the alienation in n)ortmain to the dean and chapter of the
churrli of St. P('t<'r, Kxcter, of one messuage in F^xcter, each, by Richard
de Bnindt'swrth, Master Henry de Bollcye, arclideucou of Cornwall,
Alexander Hclebuche, the abbot of Bukfentre, Henry Wyger and Thomas
Wyger, Peter, bishop of Exeter, Roger Hauek', and licence to hold in
818
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
0^286. Membrane 24 — cotit.
niortmnin the messuage formerly given to them by Clement, sometime
chancellor of the said church ; for the enlargement of their dwellings.
Jan. 12. Simple protection, for three years, for the brethren of the house of
Fordo. St. Margaret the Virgin and St, Anthony, Wymburneminstre, begging
alms.
Jan. 16. Mandate to John de Sarum, coroner in the county of Dorset, to execute
Blandford. whatever injunctions he may receive from Richard de Boylaund and Roger
Luved[ay], who have oral instructions from the king to make inquisi-
tions touching certain affairs of the crown. By p.s.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Nyton and Cicely
his wife to the prior and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary, Cicestre, of
11 acres of land in Grenefeld by Sidlesham.
Simple protection for : —
Francis Malisard and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, going to
Ireland on the king's affairs, for three years.
Richard Stede of Yoghul, in Ireland, for four years.
Safe-conduct, for four years, for the said Richard, trading.
Jan. 17. Protection with clause volumus [in Ireland], for one year, for Thomas
Canford. son of Maurice, staying in England.
Jan. 8. Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor the king's consort, to Savaric de
J^xeter. Inythorn for murders and thefts alleged against him, for breaking prison
from Ivelcestre and for trespasses in the forest of Selewode.
Jan. 16. Letters for Peter le Botyller, staying in England, nominating John son
Canford. of Philip his attorney in Ireland for one year.
The like for Walter de Edelingham, going to the court of Rome, nomi-
nating Thomas de Queneby and Nicholas de Queneby, until Michaelmas.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Roger de Evesham,
clerk, going beyond seas.
Membrane 23 {Schedule).
Jan. 23. Grant to Eleanor the king's mother that, although she should enter any
Marlborough, religious order, whether professed or not, she shall retain all her possessions
in England or Gascony until Michaelmas 1287, whether the kingdom is
in the king's hands or in the hands of councillors or custodians. Dated
at Marleberge by the hand of Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, 23rd
January.
The like to the same Eleanor and the executors of her will, in case she
should die in the meantime. Witnesses : — Edmund the king's brother,
Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, William de Hothum, provincial prior
of the Friars Preachers, and Brother Salomon, of the order of Friars
Minors, and others.
Jan. 23. The like to the same Eleanor that, in whatever state she be, and in
Marlborough, whatsoever hands the realm may be, she shall have, for life, the following
castles, lands and tenements, to wit : — The castle and manor of Shipton, the
manors of Pokelington, Helewell, Stratton, Brikestoke and Clive, with the
forest of Clive, the city of Worcester, the town of Gloucester with the tina
and barton thereof and the fishery, the barton of Bath, the towns of Andovre,
Basingestok, Portesmuth, and Suthampton, with the prise of wine there,
the farm of Waltham, the mills of Oxford, the manors of Haueberg,
14 EDWARD I.
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12SG. Membrane 23 (Schedule)— cont.
Bloxharn, and Osprinj^, the town, castle, and manor of Marlcbcrg, the
town of Lutojershale, the manors of Gillin<jfham and Palbampton, the whole
honor of Aquila, the manors of Whytele, Costeseye and Langabt-uinton.
Membrane 23.
Jan. 22. Letters for Imer, abbot of Bee and the convent there, nominating
Marlborough. William de Sancto Paterno, proctor general of the abbey in England, their
attorney until three years after Easter.
Jan. 20. Appointment of Robert de la Sale, executor of the will of Mabel de
Amesbury. Cancell', to receive from William Brachel and Terricus de Calne, executors
of the will of Master Nicholas de Marleberg, 34/. due from the said
Nicholas to the said Mabel for the custody of the land and heir of Reginald
de Stottescurabe, which the said Mabel sold to him.
Jan. 20. Mandate in pursuance to the said executors to pay the .said 34A to the
Amesbury. executor of the sjvid Mabel, late the wife of Emericus de Cancell', deceased,
without delay, by reason of the said Mabel having, shortly before her
death, charged all the lands and tenements, which she held of her own
inheritance, with the payment of the debts of her husband to the king.
Jan. 23. Safe-conduct, for three years, for William Fraunk of Harwich, merchant,
Marlborough, trading.
The like, for three years, for Elias de Bannebury, burgess of Rading',
going beyond seas, trading.
Grant to William de Birlay, king's clerk, of the prebend late of Geoffrey
de London, deceased, in the church of Hastings, in the diocese of Chicester,
with mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter.
Presentation of the same to the said prebend.
Protection, with clause volumiis, for one year for Philip Cristofre, of
Ireland, going beyond seas on pilgrimage.
Association of Walter de Hopton with Salomon de Roff', Richard de
Boylaund, Robert Fulcon[is], Master Thomas de Sudington and Walter de
Stircheleye, in a commission to go on a general eyre in the counties of
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Jan. 27. Pardon to Hugh Pecche and those of his household for their trespasses
CttvurBham. during the troubles of the reign of Henry III. from the commencement of
the troubles to his surrender of the Isle of P^ly.
Mandate in pursuance to Salomon de RotP and his fellows, justices in
eyre in the county of Norfolk, with direction not to proceed to judgment
against him for trespassscs subsequent to the said surrender until they have
cerlifii'd the king and received his commands.
Protection, with clause volumiis, imtil Michaelmiis, for Walter de
Edlinghara, going to the court of Rome.
Feb. 4. Confirmation at the instjincc of Eleanor the king's mother, to Henry do
Langlej. Broke, her yeoman, of the exemption from being put on assizes, juries,
or recognisances granted to him by lleury III.
Feb. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
WcBiuiiuBtor. Coventre by John 1<; Veneter of 22«. in rent in Coventro ; by Ailani
Oliver of 4 acres of land, one mill and 70.v. in rent there; by Reginald
Ic Cri.sppc of a messuage and virgate of land in Merston by Herdewyk.
220
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1286. Membrane 23 — corit.
Feb. 16. Pardon, at tlio instance of Edmund earl of Lancaster, to William dc
Westmiastur. Laiigoford, detained in the prison of Warwick, of his outlawry for divers
trespasses, as it appears by the testimony of the said Edmund that he was
in prison on the day on which the said outlawry was pronounced against
him.
Mandate to the executors of the will of Matthew de Colurabariis to
deliver by indenture to Roger Le Strange, justice of the forest this side
Trent, all the rolls and writs of the time that the said Matthew was justice
in eyre of the forest in divers counties.
The like to Roger de Clifford in respect of the rolls and writs for the
time when he was justice of the forest on this side Trent.
Feb. 13. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum taken by Roger Le Strange,
Westminster, justice of the forest this side Trent, for Leonius son of Leonius to assart
and enclose 20 acres of his waste in the manor of Kynefare, which is within
the bounds of the forest of Kynefare.
Letters for Richard de la Hyde, staying in England, nominating Edmund
de la Hyde his attorney in Ireland for three years.
The like for : —
The abbot of Bon Repos {de bona reguie), going beyond seas, nomina-
ting Richard de Crawedene, monk, and Roger de Stanegrunt for five
years.
Feb. 18. Walter de Sweynesheved, staying in England, nominating Thomas le
Westminster. Ercedeken and Walter le Keu in Ireland for three years.
John de Swynesheved, staying in England, nominating the same there
for three years.
Christiana de Maulia, going to Scotland, nominating Robert de
Walden, chaplain, and John Hubert of Herlawe for one year.
Feb. 12. Pardon to Walter Wraw for the death of his wife Alice, as it appears by
Westminster, the record of John de Vallibus and his fellows, justices in eyre in the
county of Buckingham, that he was mad at the time when he killed her.
Pardon to John Brid for the death of William le Fevre, as it appears by
the record of the same that he killed him in self-defence.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Malmesbury by Geoffrey de Fynemor of a virgate of land in la
Blakelonde ; by Richard de Kemele of two virgates in Kemele ; by John
de Eston of a virgate in Wynekewrth ; by Richard Pinnok of Borughton
of 20 acres of land in Coufaude ; by Roger de Evesham of 16 acres in
Alynton ; by John de Slaghtreton of 8 acres there.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year for Richard de Sancto
Egidio, clerk, going beyond seas.
Feb. 14. Writ de intendendo for William de Vescy, Thomas de Normanvill and
Westminster. Richard de Crepping, commissioned to go on eyre in the county of North-
umberland, to take pleas of the forest from the time of the last eyre until
the disafforestation of the said county.
Feb. 12. Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, for 10,000 marks in which the king
Westminster, is bound to her for executing her will, that, whether the kingdom is in
the hands of the king or custodians, his heir being under age, she shall
retain all her lands and tenements in Gascony in their integrity from the
morrow of Michaelmas 1287 for two years.
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1286. Membrane 23 — cont.
Feb. 16. IMandnte for restitution of the temponilities of Roucestre Abbey to Robert,
Westminster, prior of Grescleye, preferred to be abbot by R. bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Membrane 23 (Schedule).
Feb. 17. Pardon to John de Novo Burgo, Hugh Fillol, William Harang, William
Westminjter. Manning, Walter de Morton, John de la More, William de Moung, Roger
de Westwode, John le Bilkere and William son of John de la Hille for
the death of [Richard] Ruddok and John del Freygne.
Pardon to Roger Wytlok, Robert Bennok and Robert Capie for the same.
Pardon to John de Novo Burgo for the same.
Membrane 23 — cont.
Feb. 13. Mandate to the sheriffs of London to pay to Andrew de Gyse for life
Westminster, the 12/. yearly arising from the farm of Queenhithe {ripe Regine) which
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, has exchanged with the said Andrew for certain
lands.
Membrane 22.
bailiffs and burgesses
of
Leicester of murage
and
Feb. 16. Grant to the mayor,
Westminster, pavage for five years.
Feb. 15. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 15 May, 55 Henry
Westminster. HI., granting to the Friars Preachers of Yarmouth in frank almoin a plot
of land 500 feet square in Gernemuth, called la Straunde, and confirming
a grant by William Charles to them of another plot of land there adjoining
their habitation.
Pardon to Aaron de Wygomia and Isaac his son, Jews of Oxford, of
their outlawry for non-appearance to answer touching the death of Robert
le Porter; as it appears by the testimony of Ranulph de Dacre, late
constable of the Tower of London, that being indicted thereof before the
justices last in eyre in the county of Oxford they surrendered to the Tower
on Monday a fortnight after Easter, 13 Edward I., and remained there
until the Monday next after three weeks from Trinity, on which day Roger
Luveday, one of the aforesaid justices, commanded the said constable to
keep them in safe custo<ly, and they have been detained ever since, and
while in prison were put in exigent in the said eyre and outlawed for con-
tumacy, as appears by the record and process of their outlawry sent to the
king by the sheriff of Oxford.
Grant to the king's men and merchants of the town of Raveneserod that
no stranger presume to bring bread and ale in ships, and sell the sjime in the
p^)rt or at sea near the said town ; as it appears by the inquisition made by
Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond Trent, that they themselves are
sufficient at all times to provide good bread and ale for persons resorting
thither.
Feb. 17. Grant to William de Monte Revelli for certain debts in which the king is
WcRtmin»ttr. bound to him, and for his expenses in the king's service, of the cu.stody
chiring minority of the heir, of the lands late of Almaricus de Sancto
Amando, tenant in chief, in Crendon, Blaxham, Ilildesleye, Wydehayc,
Nctlieraven, Wuniburg, Ipp«'lpciiri, Cation and Gornianne.ston.
OO'l
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1286.
Atemhrane 22 — coiit.
Aquittanco to Dcrvergullii de Balliolo for the payment to Master William
do Ludu, king's clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, of 50 marks fine for the
service of one knight's fee in the expedition into Wales, 10 Edward I., to
wit, 40 marks in 11 Edward I., by the hands of Richard de Bures, and
10 marks, on 15 February, 14 Edward I., by the hands of William de
Scaccario.
By bill of wardrobe.
Feb. 15. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of Holy
Westmiuster. Trinity, Norwich : —
Of a messuage, 20 acres 3 roods of land in Thornham, by William son
of Robert de Secheford.
Of 4^ acres of laud, 8 acres of meadow, 2 acres of pasture, 2\\d. in
rent in Martham, by Bartholomew de Castre.
Of 10 acres of land in Secheford by Ralph de Barsham, chaplain, and
Adam de Hindringham.
Of a messuage in Secheford by Ralph le Chapeleyn of Barsham.
Of 4 acres of meadow in Trous by John son of Ralph de Hegham.
Of 1 acre of meadow in Trous by Clement de Reymereston.
Of 11 acres 3 roods of land in Hemesby by John Everard of Ormisby.
Of 21 acres of land in Ildolveston by Ranulph le Culyur and Adam le
Culyur.
Of 20s. in rent in Dilham by Ralph le Botyler of Eselinton.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Brian son of Alan to the
abbot and convent of Jervaux of two messuages and a carucato of land in
Estwytton and Bedale.
Protection and safe-conduct for Henry Blakeman of Lenne, merchant,
trading.
Feb. 13. Pardon to John de Vescy, William his brother, Robert de Hilton and
Westminster, their households for taking deer in the forest of Ingelwod during the
troubles in England in the late king's reign.
Feb. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Exonia, treasurer of
Westminster, the cathedral church of St. Peter, Exeter, of 12 marks in rent in Exeter
and the suburb to two chaplains celebrating divine service in the chapel
of St. Edward the King situated in the churchyard near the said monastery.
Feb. 20. Mandate to Masters Ralph de Ivyngeho, chancellor of the church of
Westminster. St. Paul, London, and Thomas de Bredestrete, receivers of the arrears of the
fifteenth and twentieth in the province of Canterbury, to pay over the same
to the merchants of the society of Lucca.
Protection for Michael le Blund of Douay, staying in England.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Emericus de Rupe
Cawardi and Matilda his wife, gone beyond seas.
Simple protection, for four years, for the master of the house of All
Saints, Writell, proctor in England of the hospital of the Holy Spirit, Rome,
and for the brethren thereof.
Grant to Christiana de Marisco of 30Z. yearly in land for 10 years out of
the wardships first accruing in the bailiwick of the escheator this side Trent,
in recompence of the knights' fees and advowsons of churches in Ireland
whereof the said Christiana has enfeoffed the king and Eleanor his consort.
Feb. 18. Grant to the abbot and convent of Westminster, out of reverence for
Westminster. St. Peter and St. Edward the King, and for the souls of Heory III., and of
the king's children whose bodies repose in the said church, and for the souls
of the king, his mother, consort, progenitors and heirs, and that the said
i
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228
128G. Membrane 22 — cont.
church mny be as freo as any other in the renhn, that the king will abstain
from exercising his customary rights in time of voidance, to wit, from laying
hands upon the corn in the granges, the sheep and oxen, hoi^ses and other
animals, saddle horses (eqiiitaturam), silver vessels, jewels, books, treaburo,
and other goods of deceased abbots, saving that the issues arising from the
portion assigned to abbots be taken by the king and heirs as usual in time
of Toidance.
Ratification of a grant to Adam le Bret, for his life, of the bailiwick of
the bedelry of the county of Somers(?t which (que) is to the west of the
Parret, to wit, the making of summonses, distraints and other things
belonging to the said bedelry, made to him with the king's licence by
"Walter son and heir of John de la Lynde, by virtue of a grant thereof, in
fee simple, to his father by letters patent of Henry III.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Otto de Grandisono,
gone beyond seas.
Pardon to Henry de Verny, detained in the prison of Neuport Paynel, for
the death of John de Penrith, us it appears by the record of John de
Vallibus and his fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Buckingham,
that he killed him in self-defence.
Membrane 21.
Fob. 15. Promise to Guy, count of Flanders, marquis of Namur, that, upon hia
Westminster, paying 1,131/. 1 U. 6^^., residue of the sum of 10,627/. lOs. 2d. sterling,
in which Margaret his mother, sometime countess of Flanders and Hainault
{Haynonie), was bound to Henry III., in restitution of the arrested goods
of the merchants of England, Ireland and the marches of Wales, to the
payment of which residue the said count and his land are pledged, that then
the king will restore to him all the letters, muniments and instruments
touching this matter, and acquit him of all further liability in the premises.
Feb. 21. Acquittance to O. bishop of Lincoln, for the payment by the hands of
Weetminster. Thomas de Wymundham, clerk, late collector of the twentieth from the
clergy in the said see, of 148/., to wit, Sunday after the feast of SS. Peter
and Paiil, 13 Edward I., 108/., and Fnday after the feast of the trans-
lation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 13 Edward I., 40/. Also for the pay-
ment by the hands of Thomas de Bredestrete and Orlandinus de Podio,
receivers of the said twentieth, 30 October, 13 Edward I., of 212/. 10*.,
and by the hands of Thomas de Bredestrete, 9 February, 14 Edward I.,
of 227/. 17*.
Acquittance to the same for the following payments of 95/. 16*. 9\d.y
arrears fifteenth, to wit, 30 October, 13 Edward I., by the hands of
Orlandinus de Podio, merchant of Lucca, receiver of the said fifteenth,
40/. 20d.; 9 February, 14 Edwanl I., by the hands of Master Ralph de
Ivyngho, chancellor of St. Paul's, Loudon, also receiver of the same,
65/. 15*. \\d.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ralph de Lokynton to the
abbot and convent of Whyteby of two bovates of land in Filing' and one
toft and one croft in Hilderwell by Alan Fox.
Association of the abbot of Vale Royal with Reginald de Grey, justice of
Chester, to hohl plwis of the forest in the county of Chester.
Appointment of Peter de Leyc' and William Attemulne to audit the
accounts of the collectors of the puvage recwitly granteil to the burgesses
221
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1286.
Feb. 23.
Westminster.
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 20.
Westminster.
Feb. 25.
Westminster.
Feb. 25.
Westminster.
Membrane 21 — cont.
of Worcester, as it appears that the said collectors have diverted a great
part thereof to other purposes and the said town is not paved.
Protection, with clause volumus, until the Ascension for Master Walter
de Bathonia, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Safe-conduct for the same.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for John son of David de
Barry of Ireland, staying in England.
Protection, for five years, for Ralph de Rading', Robert de Bonevill, Robert
de Calventon and William de Hamme, proctors of the house of St. Robert
of Knaresburgh and Oxford and of the order of the Holy Trinity and the
Redemption of Captives of the Holy Land.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Eleanor de Gouiz,
going beyond seas.
The like in Ireland, for one year, for Master John de Dumbelton, parson
of the church of Kenles, staying in England.
Ratification of a grant by Floria late the wife of Master Elias, Jew
of London, to Abraham one of his sons and heirs, as his purparty by the
custom of Jewry, of 12 feet of land of the curtilage at the back of the
great sollar (solarium) of the stone house, late of Jacob le Tourk, in which
the said Elias lived.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year for : —
William de Oddingeseles, going to Ireland.
Christiana de Maulia, going to Scotland.
Licence, for life, for Robert de Mortuo Mari to hunt with his own dogs
the fox and hare, badger and cat, in the forest of the county of Essex,
whenever he will except in the fence month.
Grant, in fee simple, to Richard de Merewell, citizen of Winchester,
of a house there, lately recovered by the king by judgment of the king's
court against Richard de Wherewell and others of the said city, situate
between the houses of Roger Dalerun on the east and west sides, for which
house 6/. has been wont to be rendered yearly to the farm of the said
city, besides 60*. of increment for keeping a drapery ; the said Richard
to hold the same as a drapery for ever, rendering yearly to the Exchequer
10/. in addition to the above 6/. and 60*., and building and repairing the
house at his own cost.
Grant to Master William de Kynebalton, king's baker, of 10/. or 20 marks
in land for ten years out of wardships.
Letters for Robert de Stutevill and Eleanor his wife, going beyond seas,
nominating Henry Espring and Thomas de Perers their attorneys.
The like for :—
Nicholas de Carreu, staying in England, nominating Philip Russel, in
Ireland for one year.
The prior of Bermundeseye, going beyond seas, nominating brother
John de Sancto Dunstano and Geoffrey de Essex, clerk, until
Michaelmas.
Master Geoffrey de Aspale, going beyond seas with the
nating Ralph de Creppinge for two years.
Walter, abbot of Westminster, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Sutton, his monk, and Elias de Elding, clerk, for one year.
king,
nomi-
14 EDWARD I.
1286. Membrane 21 — cont.
Feb. 26. Pardon to Reginald de Grey and John de Grey and their househohis, of
Weatminster. their trespasses in taking dtn-r in th«» forests or parks of th«' coiiiitios of
Nottingham, Northampton, Huntingdon and Rutland during the late
troubles in England.
Mandate in pursuance to the justices of the forest in the next eyre in the
said counties.
Acquittance to Ma.ster Adam de Botyndon, king's clerk, for the payment
on 1 1 April, 12 Edward I., to Master William de Luda, keej)er of the
wardrobe, of 333/. 6*. Sd. of the fifteenth from the clergy in the diocese
of Lincoln.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edmund, earl of Lancaster,
to the abbot and convent of Stonlee of 4 acres of land in Kenilleworth.
Feb. 28. Grant to Master Bonettus de Sancto Quintino, king's clerk, of a prebend
WeBtminster. in the church of Southwell, void by the promotion of Saiictius de Pynca,
bishop-elect of Tripoli ( Trirolitanum)^ and in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the see of York.
Grant to Master Henry de Newerk, archdeacon of Rychemund, king's
clerk, of the prebend late of Fulk Lovel, deceased, in the church of York.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Roger de Thornton and
Isabel his wife, going to Ireland.
Feb. 20. Pardon to Alice daughter of Thomas le Ster of Tregonek, detained
Westminster, in the prison of Lanceveton for the death of Thomasia daugliter of
Belesanda, as it appears by the testimony of Salomon de RofF' and his
fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Cornwall, that she killed her by
misadventure.
Membrane 20.
Feb. 28. Protection, for two years, in Ireland for Nigel le Brun, going to
Westminster. England.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Falcasius le Taverner to the
prioress and nuns of Kelburn of 13*. 4d. iu rent in the parish of All
Hallows, Bredestrete, London.
The like by Thomas de Arderne of Rotheley to the prior and brethren
of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England of the manor of
Ruton in Donnesmor.
Grant to Lewis de Bello Monte of the prebend late of Master Henry de
Neuwerk, resigntnl, in the church of [St. Peter, York,] in the king's gift
by rea.«on of the voidance of the see of York.
Presentation of Robert de Burnedis to the church of Fakenham A.spe.s,
in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of
the heir of William Comyn, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Stephen de Penece.stre, warden of the Cinque Ports, to lay
out in lots at fi.vcd rents for <lwelling purposes a phvce called * le Kencl ' for
the enlargement of the town of Wynclu-lesr, making a r<'turn for registra-
tion in the Exchequer of the names of all the iuhabitiints, their tenures and
rents.
Protection, with cluuso rnlumus, for : —
The prior of Henuundeseyc, going beyond sea.'J, until Michaelmas.
Nicholas de Karreu, staying iu England, for one year iu Irehind.
65014. P
220
CALENDAR OF I'ATENT ROLLS.
1280.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Grant to Willinm le Boiyler of Werington of the custody, during
minority of the heir, of two parts of the lands and tenements in the
counties of Lancaster and York, late of Theobald le Botiler, tenant in chief.
Pardon to Roger le Provost of Layrebrok for the death of Thomas
son of" Peter le Mouner of Cokeraym, as it appears by inquisition of the
sheriff and coroners of Lancaster that he killed him in self-defence.
Confirmation of a grant in fee simple by Richard de Leghton to R.
bishop of Bath and Wells, of a messuage and an acre of land in Leghton
with the advowson of the church there, and of a re-grant of the premises
by the said bishop to the abbot and monks of Bildewas in frank almoin,
and of a grant by R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield to the said abbey of
a licence to appropriate the said church.
Grant to Henry le Waleis, citizen of London, in fee simple of the plots
of land adjoining St. Paul's churchyard wall, whereon certain houses were
•with the king's licence lately built, but afterwards, on account of the damage
they caused the dean and chapter and the said wall, were ordered to be
removed by judgment of the King's Court, for him to build thereon after
execution of the said judgment. The king also gives licence, after inqui-
sition ad quod damnum taken by Ralph de Sandwico, keeper of the city,
and the sheriff thereof, for the said Henry to enlarge part of the said plots,
to wit, from the churchyard gate opposite the church of St. Michael le
Querne {ad bladum) to the other churchyard gate, opposite Ivylane, by two
feet in breadth on the north side, and from the king's high road of Westchep
to the fifth shop towards the gate of St. Augustiu's, a distance of 84 feet,
by 1^ feet on the east side, and to build on and retain the same, excepting
the said five shops near the gate of St. Augustin's.
Membrane 20 (Schedules).
Feb. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the prior and convent of
Westminster. Brumore to Robert bishop of Bath and Wells of the advowsons of the
churches of Staunton Dru and Cheleworth.
Feb. 27. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the abbot and convent of
Westminster. St. Peter's, Gloucester, to the same, of the advowson of the church of
Burnham.
Membrane 20 — cont.
[Feb. 28. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for the abbot of West-
Westminster.] minster, going beyond seas.
Feb. 28. Appointment of John de Kirkeby, treasurer, and Ralph de Sandwico,
W^estminster. keeper of the city of London, to the custody, during pleasure, of the
hermitage near Cripelgate.
Feb. 24. Letters for John de Marisco, parson of the church of Giselham, going
Westminster, to the court of Rome, nominating John son of William de Gyselham his
attorney in England for two years.
The like for : —
Thedisiup de Camilla, nominating Conrad de Villa Franca, canon of
Liege (Leodien'), and Pucius de Soleria for two years.
Robert de Stutevill and Eleanor his wife, nominating Henry Espring
and Thomas de Perers for two years.
The master of the hospital of St. Bernard, Mont Joux (de monte
Jovis) nominating Peter de Balleus, clerk, for four years.
Albert de Lavania, nominating Master Giffred de Vezano, canon of
Cambray (Cameracen'), and Master John de Luco for two years.
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227
1286. Membrane 20 — cont.
Agnes de Valencia, nominating Hugh de Laugele in Ireland for two
years.
Peter son of Peter le Botiller of Ireland, staying in England, nomi-
nating Richard de la Marche in Ireland for one year.
William de Fyenles, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Medebnru and John de Tylton for one year.
March 24. Nesta de Dundouenel, nominating Gilbert Launderel and Lewellia
Down Amney. Lauudery in Ireland for two years,
April 3. Robert de Bru3 and Christiana his wife, staying in Scotland, nomi-
Chichester. nating Master Adam de Crokedayk and John de Garton for two
years.
Feb. 24. Protection, with clause volumus, for two years for the above John de
Wesiminster. Marisco.
Writ of aid for Giffred de Vezano, engaged in the affairs of the Cross and
of the tenth in aid of the Holy Land.
Feb. 28. Appointment of Hugh de Kcnd[ale], Master Odo de Westmon[asterio]
Westminster, and Walter de Noting' to open and examine all the deed-boxes of Jews
(archas cijroyraphorum Judaeorum) in the city of London and Westminster
accordmg to the king's verbal instructions.
Simple protection, for two years, for Bartholomew de Rypar', merchant of
Gascony.
Feb. 28. Acquittance to William de Walemount for the payment of 20 marks
Weatminster. only on account of his poverty in full satisfaction of his debts to the king,
which by concord made with him under the king's command by Henry le
Waleys, citizen of London, in the court of Rouen, amounted to 61/. 13s. lOr/.
Pardon to Gregory de Rokesle for surrendering the seal of the mayoialty
of the city of London, in the presence of certain subjects of the king sent
by him to the Tower, to Stephen de Asshewy and others of the commonalty
of London, and asserting that he hatl resigned the said mayoralty without
the king's will or knowledge.
Feb. 28. Signification to G. count of Flanders and to the bailiffs and echevitis of
Westminster. Bruges of the result of the suit brought in the king's court by John le Neyr
against [John] Kays[er], Alan of Lenn and Nicholas Jonismankays[er],
touching 16 cart-loatls (carratis) of lead of the siiid John, price 30/., said
to have been seized by the defendants. The court found that John le Neyr
gave the said Alan 36/. to purcha.se lead, wool and other things for him at
Stockyth. Alan bought 16 cart-loads of lea<l, less two weys and two stones,
which he <lelivered to Hugh servant of John le Neyr, at Stockyth, and
bought a certain part of lead for which he had formerly paid the .'laid John,
but after buying lead, wool and other merchandise to the use of the stud
John, and having given earnest-money, the said John le Neyr failed to
advance the money on the days appointed, whereupon the said Alan returned
to Stockyth and sold the lead which he had delivered for siife custody to the
servant of .John le Neyr to the said Nicholas, servant of John Kuy6[iTj.
The judgment of the couit was that as the said lead sold to the said
Nicholas had been bought with the money of John le Neyr, the saitl .lojiu
le Neyr should recover the value of the said 16 cart-lomls of lead, less two
weys and two stone, and meanwhile the body of the said Alan sliould he
kept in safe cust<xly, and that tlie said .John le Keys[erJ and .N'iclinlas
Hhould retain the lead which they ha<l lawfully purcha.Hed and retire (juit,
and the .said .John le Neyr, for his fal.se plaint against John le Keys[erJ
Olid Nichulus, be in mercy uh usual in such cases.
p 2
228
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S0. Membrane 20 — cont.
March '^. Acknowledgment of the receipt of a loan of 8,00<)/. from the merchants
Wjcombe. of Lucca of the society of the Ricardi dwelling in London.
Vacated because altered in schedule attached.
Membrane 20 {Schedule).
March 3. Acknowledgment of the receipt of 8,000/. from Richard Guydichionis
Wycombe, and Henry de Podio and their fellows of the society of the Ricardi of
Lucca, dwelling in London.
Membrane 19.
Feb. 23. Grant, for life, to Alan de Salopia, king's clerk, of the custody of the
Webtminster. hospital of St. John, Noting[ham], in the king's hands by reason of the
voidance of the see of York.
Exoneration of John de Sancto Dionisio, king's clerk, keeper of the
Domus Conversorum, London, by appointment of Henry III. and of the
king, from rendering an account to the Exchequer, as it appears that
his predecessors never did so, and that the said John has administered the
goods of the said house with all diligence.
March 10. Pardon to Brian de Brumpton the elder of 80/. in which he is bound to
Woodstock, divers Jews.
Membrane 19 (Schedule).
Feb. 27. Licence for Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, and Hugh Burnell, his
Westminster, brother, in consideration of the service which the said bishop, from his
earliest years, has rendered to the king, to fell and take away to the said
bishop's manor of Acton Burnell great and small timber, without livery, view,
or any other impediment, in their woods of Conedovere, Wolstanston,
Frodesleye, Hope Bulers, Corston and Russhebury, which are within the
bounds of the forest of Salop.
[March 10.
Woodstock.]
Feb. 27.
Westminster.
March 10.
Woodstock,
March 11.
Woodstock.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Simple protection, for three years, for Adam de Clare, parson of the
church of SuUaton.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Master John de
Cadamo, clerk, going to the court of Rome.
The like, for two years, for Robert de Horwode, going with the said
John to the court of Rome.
Exemption of Reginald de Leygrave, at the instance of Alice his wife,
who is in the king's service, from being put on assizes, juries, or recog-
nisances so long as his wife remain in the king's service.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Master John de Cadamo, going to the
court of Rome.
Grant to the mayor and burgesses of Appelby of parage for six years.
Royal assent to the marriage of John de Asceles with one of the daughters j
of William de Sules,
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Ranulphde Dacre,
going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct, for five years, for David son of Bernard de Cork, trading.
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1286.
March 13,
Woodstock.
Mardi 13.
Woodstock.
Memftrane 19 — cont.
Protection, with clause roluinus, until Michaelmas, for the following,
going beyond seas on tl>e king's special affairs : —
John de Veacy.
Koger de Shirland.
Richard de Bamfeld, clerk.
The like, for one year, for , going beyond seas on the king's
service.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Stanes of pontage for five years on
gocKls passing over their bridge, for the repair of such bridge.
The like to Hugh Gritfin of Whatelegh for two years for the repair of
the king's bridge of Harpeford.
Membrane 19 (Schedule).
March 15. Licence for Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, to enclose the churchyard
Woodatock. of the cathedral church of Wells and the precinct of the canons' houses in
the city with a stone wall, and to crenellate the same for their better
security, making sufficient gates and posterns, to be opened at dawn.
[March 13.
Woodstock.]
March 15.
Woodstock.
March 30.
Marwell
{Alerewell).
April 4.
Chichester.
April 5.
Midhurst.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Grant to William le Botiller of Weringon of pontage for four years on
goods passing over the bridge of Werington, for the repair of the said bridge.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert son of Ralph de Tylly
to the prior and convent of St. Oswald of a toft in Gomersale and the
advowson of the church of Birstal.
Writ de intendendo for Richard Gudicion[is], Henry de Podio,
Francis Malesard, and Baldwin Pauik and their fellows, merchants of
Lucca, appointed as keepers and bailiffs of the king to take throughout
Ireland half a mark for every sack of wool and half a mark for every 300
wool-fells, which make one sack, and one mark for every last of hides
issuing from the said land.
Henry de Dingell, one of the canons, bringing news of the cession of Ivo,
late abbot of Osolveston, has letters of licence to elect.
Mandate to all persons not to refuse to sell victuals to J. archbishop of
York and his household, between whom and J. archbishop of Canterbury
there are or may be questions in dispute, while he is on his way to the king
in England ; to be in force until the Ascension.
Simple protection, for one year, for Hugh Bardulf, going beyond seas.
Protection, with clause volumits, until Michaelmas, for Richard de
Waldegrave, going beyond seas.
Simple protection, until St. Peter ad Vincmla, for Hugh, prior of Horton,
going beyond acaa.
Membrane 18.
March 30. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Southampton of murage for five
Murwt'll. years from Easter.
Mandnte to the name to permit the said custom to be collecte<l by the
bailiff of Eleanor the king's consort and Nicholas de Bnrbeflet, luul applied
by tiieir tltrection towards rebuilding tlif castle there, now iiy ruins.
230
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
128G.
April 4.
Chichester.
April 5.
Midburst.
April 12.
Langley.
April 18.
Langley.
April 21.
Langley.
April 12.
Langley.
April 10.
Langley.
April 12.
Langley.
April 12.
Langley.
April 18.
Langley.
April 16.
Langley.
Membrane. 18 — cont.
Letters for Hugh, prior of Horton, going beyond seas, nominating John
de Chezy and Henry son of William de Horton his attorneys until St. Peter
ad Vincula.
The 1 ike for:—
John de Bristoll, clerk, going beyond seas, nominating Walter de
Eucheton and Roger de Duntesburn for two years.
The prior of Bath, staying in England, nominating Robert Cammel
and Thomas de Oddewode in Ireland for two years.
The prior of St. Nicholas, Exeter, staying in England, nominating
brother Richard de Smalefeld and Robert Everard in Ireland for
three years.
William de Caune, staying in England, nominating Thomas de
Staunton and John Sparwe [in Ireland] for two years.
William de Hertewell, staying in England, nominating JRichard le
Porter and Michael de Chilham in Ireland for three years.
The dean and chapter of Rouen nominating William, parson of the
church of Herun, priest, and Richard Clappe until two years after
Michaelmas.
Joan, late the wife of Theobald le Butillier, nominating William Redhod
and Peter Spacham in Ireland until two years after Christmas.
Alexander de Balliolo, going to Scotland, nominating Nicholas de
Renham and John de Esteture for two years.
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for Hugh de Turbervill,
staying in Wales.
Signification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of Robert de Lincoln, one of the canons, to be abbot of Osolveston.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for William de Breuse the
younger, going beyond seas on the king's service.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Hide, Winchester, as a means of
paying the 201. yearly in which they are bound to the dean and chapter of
Salisbury, to as!«ign in mortmain to the bishop of Salisbury and the said
dean and chapter the churches of Colingburn and Peueseye, in the diocese
of Salisbury, which are of the convent's patronage.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, keeper of the archbishopric of York
during voidance, to restore the temporalities to John le Romeyn, elected
ai'chbishop and confirmed therein by Honorius the Pope.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
The like to the dean and chapter of St. Peter's, York.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for John Savary, going
beyond seas with the king.
The like, until All Saints, for Gilbert de Bridesale, going beyond seas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Stonleye in Ardern of divers small parcels of land in Stonleye by Robert
de Wyghtlokesforde, Geoffrey de Staverton, Henry le Rutur, Simon Horn,
Master Thomas de Kaneleye, Henry de Crulefeld, John de Stonleye, John
del Hull, Robert Osbern, Thomas de Finham, Richard Frankeleyn, Elias
de Meleburn, John de Longemore, Richard Fesaunt, Emma daughter of
Wychard de Asshesho and Bernard de Apshesho ; also of divers parcels
of land in Cubinton by Geoffrey de Simily, Alice daughter of Geoffrey
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12SG.
April 18.
Laugley.
April 21.
Langley.
April 18.
Langley.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Friu'khome and Jiiliftna her sister, Kol)ert le Fevre and MatiMa Blowe
and Alice de Simyly, Roger de la More, Geott'rey Elys, I'houiiis son of
Peter and Robert son of Simon.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for : —
Baldwin Drywel, going beyond seas with the king.
Richard de Bosco, going beyond seas with the king.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Buckingham,
for Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to enclose the king's highway hading
through his wood of Esserugge and Berchamstede with a dike and hedge
for the enlargement of his park there, and to make another road of the
same length and breadth, safer, smoother, and clearer, on his own ground
adjoining the hedge of his said park.
Pardon to Hugh son of Hugh de Walton for breaking from the prison
of Oxford.
Licence for Hugh Griffin of Whateleye, in aid of the repairs now being
carried out at the king's bridge of Harpeford, to quarry stone for the same
in a waste place called Charlgrove, lying within the bounds of the forest
between the covert thereof and the quarry of Whateleye.
Simple protection, for three years, for the prioress of Barwe.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Martilmas, for Alexander de
Balliolo, going to Scotland.
The like, until All Saints, for Henry de Laecy, earl of Lincoln, going
beyond seas with the king.
Membrane 17.
April 18. Protection, with clause volumvs, for one year, for Roger de Redleye, going
Langley. beyond seas on the king's affairs.
April 20. Acquittance to Adam de Wetenhale, king's clerk, for the payment at
Langley. Carnarvon, 5 July, 11 Edward I., to Miuster William de Luda, king's clerk,
keeper of the wardrobe, of 200/., receivwl from S. bishop of Watcrford,
justiciary of Ireland, by the hands of Walter, dean of Waterford, out of
the issues of the Exchequer of Dublin, for that year.
By bill of the wardrobe.
April 25. Notification that the king, having seen a deposit of 1000 marks in the
Westmiuster. abbev of St. Edmund's arising from the tenth from the clergy in England
in aid of the Holy Land, and also letters obligatory [which are recited
in full] of that convent mjide to Master Geoffrey de Vezano, clerk of the
Pope's chamber and nuncio of the apostolic see, dated in the chapter of
the monastery the morrow of Easter, 128G, whereby the said abbot and
convent acknowledge the said deposit, and undertake at their own risk to
transfer the same to the New Temple, London, within two niwiths after
requisition by the simple word of the said Geoffrey or other the papal
nuncio, submitting in case of any accident to the jurisdictioo of such
nuncio, as by sentence of excummuuicatiou or interdict, and renouncing
any aid from the civil or canon law, or from the royal prohibitions ; and'
that, Ixing in urgent need of money, he has received the said sum from
the said abbot and convent, and binds himself in the terms of the foregoing
letters to repay the .'*ame within two months aftur reciuisition made by then*
or by the said Geoffrey.
232
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
128G. Membrane 17 — cont.
The like with respect to the following sums, which have been collected
for the sjime purpose, borrowed from the following ubbeys :—
The ftbbey of Westminster, 1000 marks.
The priory of Ely, 500/.
The abbey of Peterborough, 500/.
The abbey of Croyland, 500/.
The abbey of Certeseye, 300 marks.
The abbey of Waltham, 300 marks.
The abbey of Thorneye, 500 marks.
The abbey of St. Augustin, Canterbury, 500 marks.
surrender in October, 9 Edward II.
The abbey of Rameseye, 1000/.
The abbey of St. Alban's, 1000 marks. Vacated by surrender
The priory of Merton, 300/.
The abbey of Abindon, 1000 marks.
The abbey of Oseney, 500/.
Vacated by surrender.
Vacated by
Membrane 17 (Schedules).
The abbey of Croyland, 500/.
The abbey of St. Alban's, 1000 marks.
The abbey of Certeseie, 300 marks.
[ Crossed as though cancelled.^
Membrane 17 — cont.
April 25. Hugh de Stapelbrigge and John de Strode, monks of Shireburn, bringing
Westmiuster. news of the cession of John de Saunde, late abbot, have letters of licence to
elect.
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for Philip de Albin',
going beyond seas with the king.
April 20. Pardon to Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, for taking without licence
Langley. two bucks in the forest of Rokiugham and one buck in the forest of
Rotel[and], in the thirteenth year of the reign.
Simple protection, for three years, for Robert de Bures, staying in Wales
on the king's service.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Anselm de Gorney to the abbot
and convent of St. Peter, Gloucester, of 5s. yearly in land and rent in
Beverstan, and of the advowson of the church there.
April 24. Letters for Huguicio, parson of the church of Otteford, staying beyond
Westminster, seas, nominating Foreusis Cambii and Galvanus Johannis his attorneys for
five years.
The like for :—
Nutus Fulberti, merchant of Florence, staying in England, nominating
James Tynache and Simon son of William de Floi'enc' in Ireland for
two years.
Adam de la Forde, going beyond seas, nominating Thomas Crek and
Thomas Attenylonde until Easter.
Master William de Luda, going beyond seas with the king, nominating
Simon de Cotes and Ralph de Luttegershal for one year.
The same William, [as] dean of St. Martin's le Grand, London, nomi-
- nating William de Bonevill and Theobald Sorel in Ireland for one
year.
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1286.
Membrane 17 — cont.
Ralph do "Whadilon, going beyond seas with the king, nominating
liiilph de Ilanu'nhal and John do Caune until All Saints.
RobtTt son of Walter, going beyond seas with the king, nominating
William de Hamfeud and Ralph do Hemenhal until All Saints.
April 21.
Laugley.
Membrane 16,
Protection, with clause roliimus, for the followin
beyond seas : —
going with the king
:}
until All Saints,
until Easter.
until All Saints.
until Easter,
until All Saints.
for one year,
until All Saints.
for one year.
until All Saints,
for one year,
until All Saints.
> for one year.
until All Saints,
for one year,
until Easter.
April 26.
Westmioster.
Henry de Grcneford . . . -
William de la Haye, clerk - . .
Walter de Wyndesore - . . .
Robert Poterel ------
William de Rameseye . - - .
Adam de la Forde - - - - -
Walter de la Chaumbre - - - -
Geoffrey de Welles - - - - -
AVilliam de Valencia - . - -
John de London . . . . -
John de Luvetot . . - - -
Nicholas de Stotevil - . - . -
William Belet
Robert de Clopton - - - - -
Master Geoffrey de Aspbal . - .
Richard de Waldeshef - - - -
William de Hertefeld - - . -
John de Monte Alto - - - -
William de Stopham, going with Henry de Lacy,
earl of Lincoln --..-.
Robert Tyby -------
Walter de Bello Campo - - - - -
John de Aston, clerk - - - - - "I ^-i . n o • .
Walter de Fanacurt | until All Samts.
John de Ulbeston, usher of the king's chamber -1
Master William de Luda, dean of St. Martin's le >for one year.
Grand, London - - - - - -J
Robert de Bodeham ------ for one year.
Hugh de Aldithele 1
John de Hodeliston, going with Henry de Lacy, > until All Saints.
earl of Lincoln - - - - - - J
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Bodnigan to the
prior and convent of St. German of a messuage and 1 ^ acres of laud in
Gonathoda and Chapellond.
Grant, after inquisition by Peter de la Mare, constable of the castle of
Bristoll an<l the mayor of the said town, that sellers of fish shall for the
future sUmd at the king's outer stall.s in the said town on the east side, in-
Btemi of where they have hitherto stood.
Simple protection, for two years, for Nutus Fulberti and Burgensius, hi.s
brother, Laurence Jacol)i, Simon son of William, and James Tynachi,
merchants of Florence, staying in England.
Mandati' to the justiciary of Ireland, and the treasurer and chamberlains
of the Exchequer of Dublin, to pay yearly to John de Kancia, one of the
barons of that Exchecpier, 20 marks as his fee of olfice.
234
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12SG.
April 25.
We8tiuiu8ter.
April 26.
Westminster.
April 27.
Westminster.
Membrane 16 — cont.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Simon le Sauvage, going to the Holy
Land.
Simple protection for the same.
Pardon to Robert de Veer, earl of Oxford, of 200/. of reliefs and other
debts due to the king.
Signification to bailiffs and others of Ireland that William de Hertwell is
the brother and next heir of Nicholas de Hertwell, deceased, who called
himself Nicholas Achard in Ireland, as appears by inquisition of the sheriff
of Buckingham.
Pardon to Brian de Brumpton the elder of 80/. in which he is bound
to Joceus son of Manasses, Jew of Hereford.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to restore
the temporalities of Osolveston abbey to Robert de Lincoln, one of the
canons, abbot elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Thomas Tilly of Cyrencestre, trading.
Licence for Richard de Holebrok and Isabella his wife to retain the
warren of Leventon, provided the same is not within the bounds of the
forest, granted to him in fee simple by Roger Bigod, late earl of Norfolk,
marshal of England, in his lifetime by a charter which the king has in-
spected, certain tenants, both free and villein there, and 5 acres of heath
in Kilverton being granted along with the said warren.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Henry le Waleys and
Gregory de Rokeslegh, for Master William de Luda, dean of St. Martin's le
Grand, London, and the chapter, to close a road running between their
churchyard and the church of St. Leonard on the west side.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry le Waleys to the
abbot and convent of Gerendon of two messuages and two virgates of
land in Ravenestou.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for William de Kenynton, merchant of Stanes,
trading.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Philip de Sutton to the prior
and convent of St. Thomas the Martyr by Stafford, of a messuage, a
carucate and 5 acres of land, and 5 acres of wood in Rewele.
The like to the abbot and convent of Fecamp by Geoffrey Brian, clerk,
of a messuage and 50 acres of land in Brede, and by Alan le Chesemonger
and Alice his wife of a plot of land containing 1 rood in Hastingges.
Pardon to Henry son of William de Oure, for the death of William son
of Richard de Oure, as it appears by the inquisition of the sheriff of
Cambridge that he killed him by misadventure.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for John de Aqua Blanca,
dean of the church of St. Ethelbert, Hereford, going beyond seas.
Pardon to Henry Gyles of Thingden for the death of Adam Wodeman,
as it appears by the record of the sheriff and coroners of Northampton that
he killed him in self-defence.
Exemption, for life, of Robert de la Felde from being put on assizes,
juries, or recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff, &c.
Simple protection, for three years, for John son of John Mautravers,
staying in England.
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1286.
April 28.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster.
April 25.
VV'estmiuster.
Membrane 15.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Roger Le Strange,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for John de Ileerun to enclose and
impark a grove {tfravam) near his manor of Uanyngebury, containing
5 acres, within the forest of Essex ; the only loss to the king being that
deer having free repair there, he will by this grant sometimes lose his
attachments concerning vert and venison.
Letters for the abbot of Savigny nominating Ralph Feverer, monk, and
Henry son of William de Bram[e]ston his attorneys in England.
The like for : —
Robert de Fornham, going beyond seas with Edmund, the king's
brother, nominating Richard de Turvile for one year.
The abbot of Colecestre, going beyond seas, nominating his brother,
Richard de Thame, monk, and Richard de Walda, until a year afler
Michaelmas.
Ranulph de Dacre, going beyond seas, nominating Henry de Doneluna
and Humphrey de Melkauthorp for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, until a year after Michaelmas, for the
abbot of St. John, Colecestre, going beyond seas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edmund, earl of Lancaster,
to the abbot and convent of Merivale of 20*. in rent out of the issues of
the honor of Tuttebury.
Pardon to Adam de Monte Alto of 100 marks which he owes at the
Exchequer.
Licence, after inquisition ud quod damnum by Roger Le Strange,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for Humphrey de iJohun, earl of
Hereford and Essex, to enclose 150 acres of his demesne lands adjoining
his park of Waltham and Hancestre, called ' La Pleso,' within the bounds
of the forest of Essex, for the enlargement of the said park.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Bernewi'll by Walter Trailly of 1 acre of land in Queye, and by Ralph
Giffard of Drayton of a toft and 2^ acres of land in Drie Dreiton.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Seleby, founded by the king's
ancestors, to compound for the 10 marks yearly in which ihey are bound
to the bishop, dean and cha})(er of Lincoln, by an assignment in mortmain
to the latter of the patronage of the church of Askeby, situated within
the bishopric of Lincoln.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to William, bishop of Norwich, by
Walter de Colecestre and Joan his wife of the service of a knight's foe,
which Nicholas son of William son of Reymer and John de Dag worth
hold of them in Wytnosham, Dagworthe, Caldocote, and Ilenolevo,
CO. .Suffolk, and of half a knight'.s fee, which Ascelena de Furneaus holds
of them in Colne Engaine, co. Essex.
Simple protection for one year for : —
The prior of Rursho.
Hugh de Kyngeston.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Henry le Waloy.s and
(Jrcgory d»: Rokesleye, for the dean and elia|)fer of St. Martin's le (Jriunl,
London, to elos<; a road niniiirig between their chufhyard and the corner
{rorncrium) of tlie church of St. Leouanl.
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CALENDAR OF
PATENT
ROLLS,
1286.
April 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Simple protection for: —
Ralph Pippard, staying in England, for two years,
The abbot of Citeaux {Cistern'), staying beyond seas, until All Saints.
The abbot of Beaulieu, until All Saints.
The abbot of Chester, for three years.
Grant, during pleasure, to the master and scholars of the university of
Oxford, that their chancellor may freely have cognisance of personal actions
and contracts between the said masters and scholars and the Jews there, and
may, if necessary, exercise ecclesiastical judgment upon such Jews as are
convicted before him, and upon the chancellor's denouncement, the sheriff of
Oxford, or the constable of the castle there, is to take and keep in safe
custody in the prison any Jew who upon lawful proof is convicted of an
injury upon any scholar of the said university, in like manner as the king's
ancestors by their charters granted touching injuries of lay persons upon the
said masters and scholars.
Pardon to William le Botiller of Werington and his men, in continuation
of a pardon of all trespasses and excesses committed by him in the time of
the troubles, granted to him by Henry III., which the king confirmed, of
any trespasses they may have committed in hunting in the king's forests,
woods, and chaces.
Pardon to Peter Pecche and William Page for the death of John del
Freyne and Richard Ruddok.
The like to Ralph Pope, William Snou, William Judas, Ralph de Ore
and Nicholas Frere.
Pardon to John de Taney for the death of John Kacchelewe.
Pardon to John de Tany for the death of Richard Ruddok.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the master and brethren of the
hospital of St. Thomas, Birmingham, by Thomas de Maidenhacche and
William de Burmingham of 10 acres of heath in Aston respectively, and
by Ranulph de Rokeby of 3 acres of land in Saluteleye.
Grant in fee simple to Master Peter de Kendale and Agnes his wife, for
his services to the queen, of 21 acres 12 perches of land of the king's
purprestures in Old Windsor, rendering 10«. l\d. yearly by the hands of
the constable of the castle of Wyndesor.
Appointment of Thomas de Normanvill and Guichard de Charrun to
audit the accounts of the collectors of the murage lately granted to the
mayor and good men of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Simple protection for one year for the abbot of Lire,
Membrane 14.
April 28. Grant to Thomas son of Maurice of murage for seven years for his towns
Westminster, of Traylli, Moyal and Ard.
Grant, at the instance of Eleanor the king's mother, to Roger le Barber,
sometime her serjeant, of the office of corn- weigher {officium ponderis bladi),
at the gate of Alegate, during good behaviour.
April 30. Letters for Emelina Lungespeye, staying in England, nominating William
Westminster. Forestel and Peter le Bol her attorneys in Ireland for three years.
14 EDWARD I.
237
May 6.
Leeds.
May 12.
Dover.
May 26.
WestminsttT.
April 29,
Weatoiinster.
1286. Membrane 14 — cont.
The like for : —
Richard de Affeton, staying in Ireland, nominating Hugh Picard until
two years after St. Peter in Cathedra.
The abbot of Messenden, going beyond seas, nominating Reginald de
Chivele and Nicholas de Treinge for three years.
Hugh de Frene, going beyond seas, nominating Philip de Burle and
Henry de Monyton for two years.
John de Brilaunde, staying in England, nominating Hermann le Jeuene
in Ireland for two years.
Roger de Thorneton, staying in England, nominating Geoffrey de
Scocia and Roger Joye in Ireland for one year.
Thomas de Chabbenouere, staying in Ireland, nominating Robert de
Wllanston and Reginald de Morton for three years.
Henry de Flisco, staying beyond seas, nominating Novellus de Telgato
and William de Bacher for two years.
Teste Edmund, earl of Cornwall.
Ratification of a grant of Robert Achard and Joan his wife, which the
king has inspected, to Adam Gurdun of the whole manor of Noteleye with
its escheats for his life, to revert at his death to its lawful owners.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Roger Le Strange,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for Thomas de Weylauud to enclose
and impark two groves in Chigenhale, Tany and Wrytele, containing
14 acres, and 6 acres of land there within the bounds of the forest of
Essex.
Peter Obrangill, bringing news of the death of Denya, late bishop of
Achonry (Akadens'), has letters of licence to elect.
Power to 8. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the
temporalities to the person elected bishop.
Pardon to the executors of the will of Robert, late bishop of Salisbury,
of the 400/. in which the said bishop was amerced before the justices last
on eyre for the pleas of the forest in the county of Berks for a tre>pas8 in
the forest.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William le Vavessur of a toft
and 40 acres of land in Heselwode to a chaplain celebrating divine service
there.
Simple protection, for one year, for Pelegrinus de Sancto Paulo, clerk,
staying at the court of Rome.
April 28. Jtispeximiis and confirmation of a charter of Matilda daughter of William
■Westm luster, de Wychefeud to Thomas le Raggede, dated 14 Edward I., whereby she
quit-claims to the said Thomas in f«'p siiiiph' the land and the biiiliMnck
or ^M^rj^'Jlntry which she holds of her father's inheritance at Wycfeud.
Witnesses : — Sir John Daniel, Robert Bozon, then bailiff of the Peak, Peter
de Rolonde, John de Longeton, Robert Balgy, James de Meinwarin, Roger
Woderove, and ntany others.
Ijic«'ncp for the alienation in mortmain by Ellen la Zuche to the ma.ster
and brt'tiirvn of the Hospital of Lepers without Brackele of 10 marks in
rent in Brackele for the maintenance of two chaplains in the s^aid hospital.
Licence for John de Txivetot to \n\y of Talebolus sou of William, tenant
in chief, land and woo<l of the yearly value of 10/. in Hintlesham.
238
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1286.
April 26.
Westminster.
Mem BRAN B 13.
clause volumtis, for the following, going beyond seas
\ for one year.
until All Saints.
for one year.
until Easter,
the king's l^^^jj^jjg^j^^g^
■-}
for one year.
> until Easter.
- until All Saints.
Protection, with
with the king : —
Master AVUliara de la Cornere -
William de Leyburn
Robert de Halsted - - - -
Robert de Stratton - - - .
Stephen son of Walter
Hugh de Holebok . . - -
Hugh Bardolf
John de Geyton - . . .
Peter de Chaumpayne
Henry Cheval
John de Wyk, going with Edmund
brother . . » . .
John de Ry\ers ....
Simon de Cokefeld ....
Philip de Albiniaco ....
Walter de Teye - - - .
John le Convers ....
William le Latimer ....
Philip de Greynvill - . - -
John Bouteturte - . . .
John de Bekenore ....
William de Kygehou
Ralph de Whaddou ... -
John Engain the younger
John le Wayte of Wyndes[ore] -
Richard le Rous of Reynham
Master Bonettus de Sancto Quintino -
Adam de Riston ... -
Thomas de Bikenore . - .
Gilbert de Bridesale ... -
John de Creppinge - - . -
William de Felton - . - .
Hugh le Fraunceys of Suthcote -
Peter Ferrandi -----
William Saffrey of Pampesworth
John de Maydenstan - - - - - T
Philip de Colevill, going with Gilbert de Clare, >for one year.
earl of Gloucester and Hertford - - - J
William de Monte Revelli - - - - - for two years
Master Nicholas, parson of the church of Ci'unde- ]
well
Richard Gentilcors ------
Nicholas Fermbaud
William Martin ------
Nicholas de Weylaund, going with the bishop of
Bath and Wells ------
:}
for one year.
until All Saints,
until Ekster.
I for one year.
for two years,
until Easter.
for one year.
until Easter.
John de Bocland -----
Robert son of John - ... -
Robert de Bodeham -----
William de Bliburgh - - . -
Ralph de Stanford -----
Roger le Usser and Idonia his wife -
Walter de Curzun -----
Robert de Faniham, going with Edmund the
king's brother - - - - .
for one year,
until Easter,
until All Saints.
for one year.
I
It EDWAlil) I.
239
12SG.
Mtinbrane 13 — cont.
John (le Mauiulevill . . . . -
John (le Wyk'
Walter de Twysolton . . . . -
R. bishop Bath and Wella . . . -
William le Messager ------
Master Henry de Ncuwerk, archdeacon of Riche-
mund --------
Richard son of Stephen - - . - -
John de Weston - -
Walter de Treverbin . - - - -
Walter de Sturton -.-.-.
Robert Tyby ---..,-
Andrew de Saukevill - - - . .
John de Luvetot -..-.-
Walter de Geref -..-..
William de Bolevill ------
John de Bolum ------
Richard Fiilol -------
Adam le Tayliur .-.-.-
Nicholas de Halleye ------
Walter de Wilburgham - . - - -
William de Beverlaco - - - - -
Hugh de Brok ------
Master Thomas le Mareschal - - . .
Henry Wade -------
Robert son of John --.--.
Richard de Bures ------
Henry de Monte Pessolano - . - .
Thomas de Maydenhacche - . - .
William Harding ---.,.
Adam le Wayte ------
Henry de Glaston, going with Edmund the king's
brother -------
Bartholomew de Briaunzun - - - -
Edmund the king's brother - - . .
John de Mereyete ------
John de Sancto Johanna - - - - .
Peter de Kendale ------
Hamo de la Legh ------
Albinus de Bevery ------
William son of Warin - . - - .
Richard le Dewpenser . - - . .
Henry de Penebrugg - - . . -
Master Rolwrt de Mormannia, king's pantler
AJexandcr de Colecestre - - - - -
John Engayn the younger . . - .
John do 'J'anay of Qedeleston - - - -
Adam de Creting ------
Jordan de Morton ------
Reginald le Porter ------
Master Nicholas de Arraz - - - - .
Ralph de Whaddon ------
(luy Kerre .---..-
until Easter.
for one year,
until All Saints.
for one year.
■until All Saints.
' for one year.
until All Saints,
until Easter.
I for one year.
f until a year after
\ Midsummer.
\ until Easter.
until All Saints,
for one year,
until Easter.
for one year.
for two yonrs.
until All Saints,
for one year.
^femhranc \Zd.
Roger de Truinprton
MaHiii Shcnchf
}
for one year.
240
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1286.
Membrane Vid — cont.
Rol)ort son of Walter
Henry le Rns -------
Nicholas de Week, going with the bishop of Bath
and Wells --.--..
John de Vyenn' ------
Ranulph de Freskeneye, going with A. bishop of
Durham -------
Nicholas de S tote v ill
Hugh del Brok
Walter de Cotton
Master William de Marchia - - - .
William de Burmincham - - - - -
Hugh de Veer -------
Reymund de Haghemon
Ranulph Folejambe ------
Baldwin de Maneriis -----
William Mallore
William de Percy, canon of York - - -
Robert Luterel -------
Richard de Brus ------
William de Olmestede
Robert de Chaumpaigne - - - - -
Nicholas de Irstede ------
Baldwin de Frivile ---..-
Richard de Monte Passelano - - - -
Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln - - .
William de Breuse the younger - - - -
Robert bishop of Bath and Wells - - -
John de Bohun . - - - -
William de Mortuo Mart
Roger de Merewrthe . - . - -
Ralph de Midlington
William Russel, going with Robert bishop of Bath
and Wells -------
Gregory de Welynton, going with the same
Simon son of Guy ------
William de Gunevill . - - - -
Philip de Beauveys ------
Henry de Bodrugan
Edmund the king's brother - . . -
Walter de Radinges 1 . -xi, xv • i -rnj j
Philip de Shirburn } ^^^^^ ^^^^ *^^ ^^^ ^^°^"°^
John de Wytham, the king's chaplahi
Robert de Ros -------
Ralph Rastel, going with Richard de Brus -
Stephen de Bedeford
Thomas de Turbervill -----
Richard le Blund, going with William de Valencia
Walter de Fanacurt ------
Thomas de Teye, going with G. de Clare, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford - - - -
Henry de Cob' -------
Philip de Shireburn, going with Edmund the
king's brother ------
Alexander de Frivill -----
Henry de Whetelay ------
Matthew GifFard, going with R. bishop of Bath
and Wells -------
John Knivet, going with Master John de Lacy -
until All Saints.
for one year.
until Easter,
for one year,
for two yearg.
; for one year.
- /
until All Saints.
, for one year.
> for one year.
14 EDWARD I.
241
1286.
for three years.
going with the
3fembrane 13(1 — conf.
John de Sey, going with Gilbert de Clare, earl of 1 ^^^jj ^j, ^^j^^^
Lxloucester and Horttord - - - - J
Master Bayaraund de Vicia, going to Scotland as 1 e *_._ ypni-g
the Pope's nuncio ------j ^ '
The abbot of Messenden, going beyond seas
[cancelled] -------
Master William de Wethorhal,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford
Laurence Flambard ------
John de Wa.sk oyl ------
Gilbert son of Gilbert Pecche - - - -
Ralph de Midlington, clerk, going with the earl
of Gloucester and Hertford - - - -
Simon de Heyhara, clerk, going with the same -
Matthew son of John . . . . .
Simon le Ostricer, going with Master John de
Lacy - - - -
Lewellin son of Griffin -----
Edmund his brother ------
Thomas de Molton the younger - - -
Philip Burnell ------
John de Waskoeil ------
Master John de Lacy - - . . -
William de Manneby -----
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford ;
also simple protection for the same
Robert de Crepping -
Nicholas de Stalham - - . -
William de ^ledburn . - - - _
Geoffrey de Uauvill - . - - -
Simon de Hegham, clerk, going with the earl of
Gloucester and Hertford - . - .
William de Bliburgh -----
'!l
^ for one year.
until All Saints.
, for one year.
Membrane 12.
April 30. Licence for John de Luvetot to buy of Talebolus son of William, tenant
Westmin&tor. in chief, land and wood of the yearly value of 10/. in Hintlesham.
Simple protection, for three years, for the abbot of Messenden, going
beyond seas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Thany to the
abbot and convent of St. Jolm, Colecestre, of 260 acres of land, 9 acres
of meadow, 14 acres of pa.sture, 100 acres of marsh, and Ss. 6(L in rent, in
Little Bemflet, Neueude and Bures.
Pardon to Hugh Filliol for the death of Richard Ruddok and John del
Frenne.
Ratification of the appointment made by Nicholas de Clere, treasurer of
the Exeheqtier, Dublin, of Walter de la Ilaye to the custody, during pleasure,
of the town of Waterlbnl, Ireland, at farm.
Simple protection, for two years, for the prior of Bridelington.
Siife-conduct, until Chri.stmas, for Johu le Joveue, citizen and merchant
of London, going to Norway.
66014. q
242
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1286.
May 4.
Leeds.
Membrane 12 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Bnldcwas, by William dc Ruton of a mill, 40 acres of land, 6 acres of
meadow, 6 acres of heath and common of pasture for all the cattle of the
said abbey in the pranfjes of Cospelford and Ilatton, with the appurten-
ances in Ruton, and by Thomas de Biketon of three messuages, 60 acres of
land and 4 acres of meadow in Biketon.
The like by "William Passavaund to the prioress and nuns of Ankerwyk
of 50 acres of land in Stanewell.
The like by William de Holerifijge, Petronilla de Holerigge and William
le Fulur of Holerigge, respectively, to the abbot and convent of Thorre of
2 ferlings of land in Holerigge of the fee of the said abbey.
Appointment of Master William de Luda, king's clerk, to the custody of
the abbey of Messenden, to apply the i-evenues to the relief of the said
abbey, which is in a state of decay on account of murrain among the sheep
and horses and other misfortunes.
Signification to the bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the election
of Hugh de Stapelbrigge, monk of Shireburn, to be abbot.
Simple protection, for one year, for Richard de Medeburn,
Ratification of a quit-claim, which the king has inspected, by William
de Valencia, the king's uncle, to the abbot and convent of Glastonbury,
of the return of writs in their manor of Assebyry, within the precincts
of his hundred of Shrevenham, in order to complete the grant of return
of writs in all their manors and lands which the king made to the said
abbey after his composition with R. bishop of Bath and Wells touching
the advowson of the said abbey.
May 4.
Leeds.
May 4.
Leeds.
3fembrane 12 (Schedule). •
Notification of the king's will that Ralph de Brocton, king's clerk, lately
appointed keeper of the abbey of Rading, the manor of Leominstre and other
manors of the said abbey, shall, notwithstanding contradiction of the convent
or any other, apply with the counsel and consent of the abbot the revenues of
the said abbey to the payment of its debts, saving a reasonable sum for
the maintenance of the monks and the dispensation of alms.
Writ of aid for the said Ralph, addressed to the sheriff, bailiffs and others
of Hereford.
The like to the sheriff of Berks. By K.
[Endorsed] To Sir John de Langeton keeper of the rolls of the Chan-
cery by R . . . de Brocton.
Membrane 12 — cont.
May 3. Mandate to Roger Sprengehos to deliver by indenture to Leonius son of
Leeds. Leonius, king's clerk, appointed keeper during pleasure, the castles of
Shrewsbury and Bruges, and the counties of Salop and Stafford, with the
armour, and victual, rolls and writs appertaining thereto.
Grant, for life, to Adam de "Wyntonia, king's clerk, of 10/. yearly at the
Exchequer.
April 27. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Oxford, for
"Westminster. Michael de Meledon to enclose a plot of land in Kersinton, containing one
acre, adjoining his messuage on the west side.
U EDWARD T. 243
1286. Membrane \2—cont.
April 25. Writ de intendendo for John de Vullibus, William de Saham, Roger
Westminster. Luveday, John do Metinghain and Nicholas le Gras, commissioned to go on
a general eyre in the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon.
The like for Salomon de RofT, Walter de Hopton, Richard de Boylaund,
Roljert Fulconis, Master Thomas de Sudiiigton and Walter de Stirthesleye,
going on a general eyre in the county of Suffolk.
May 5. Licence, at the instance of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, for Gwenllian
I*«d«, late the wife of Gritrin Aphereward, tenant in chief, to freely marry Howel
de Monte Gomeri, king's yeoman, a kinsman of the said bishop, if she be
willing to marry.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for John le Engleys, burgess and merchant
of Rochester, trading.
May. Ratification of a grant of Eleanor, the king's mother, made with the
consent of the king and Edmund, earl of Leycestre, her sons, to her grand-
sons Thomas, Henry and John, sons of the said earl, of the county of
Provence and other things of the inheritance of her parents.
The said grant, dated at Mense Mudio, May 1286, settling the said county
upon the said Thomas and Henry and their heirs in two equal portions,
and in case either die without heirs, the survivor to take that portion ;
with reversion of the whole to the said John ; with reversion to other the
children of the said Edmund who may be born hereafter ; with reversion
to the heirs of the said queen-mother, the kings of England.
Like grant of the same date, and giving her said grandsons permission
to take what measures they think fit to have the above grant ratified.
Membrane 11.
May 7. Writ de intendendo for Roger Le Strange, Peter de Lenche and John
Leeds. son of Nigel, appointed justices in eyre of the forest in the county of
Huntingdon.
May 9. Protection, with clause rogamus, for two years, for brother John de
Canterbury. Camera, general attorney of the master and brethren of the hospital of
St. James, Altopascio {(le Alto Pasi^u), in the diocese of Lucca, or his
substitutes, who have the pope's indulgence to collect alms once a year in
churches of England.
Grant to the mayor and bailiffs of Lincoln of murago for seven years.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Coffin to the abbot
and convent of Thorre of a messuage and two carucates of land in Coffin-
well, of their own fee.
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for Archibald le
Bretun, going to Scotland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the master of the Knights
Templars in England and his brethren: —
Of 71 acres of land and 7 acres of meadow in Rouston by John do
Rouston.
Of a toft in Kirkeby by John Pilat of Morton.
Of two bovates of land in Crane well by John le Boef.
Of a bovate and a half of land and the moiety of a toft there by Roger
bon of Humphrey.
Q2
24-1
CALENDAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
12SG. Membrane 11 — cont.
Of 70 acres of land and jiasture for 9 score sheep in Slcyrlinf^ton and
7*. in rent in Fleto, near Metheringhani, by Robert de Scures.
Of 10 marks and 20d. in rent in Stonnesby by John Luterel.
Of 60s. in rent there by John de Ludbrok.
Of a toft and a bovato of land in North Scarle by Richard son of
Robert de Codington and Margery his wife.
Of a toft three bovates of land and 3 acres of meadow in Eycle by
Roger Colstan and Amicia his wife.
Of 8 acres 3 roods of land in Hadinton by Hugh son of William son
of Roger de Morton.
May 9. Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for the abbot of
Canterbui7. Messynden, going beyond seas.
Acknowledgment of the deposit, at the king's request, by Master Giffredus
de Vezano, canon of Cambray, clerk of the pope's chamber, papal nuncio
and agent for the business of the Holy Land, of 8,000/. arising from the
tenth collected in England for the Holy Land, with Richard Guydicionis,
Henry de Podio, Rayner Guydicionis and Matthew Rugepeil, citizens
and merchants of Lucca, receivers thereof on behalf of the society of the
Ricardi of Lucca, who have undertaken to refund the said money to the
said Giffredus at the New Temple, London, or other accredited papal
agent, within two months of demand ; the king binding himself, in case
of non-payment by the said merchants, to refund the said money within
one month of demand.
Acknowledgment of the deposit by the same of 6,833/. 65. 8(/., like
monies, with the following abbeys ; the king binding himself in like manner
to carry out within one month of demand the obligations entered into by the
said abbeys to pay the said sums within two months of demand, at the New
Temple, London, to wit : —
The abbey of St. Albans, 1,000 marks.
The abbey of St. Edmunds, 1,000 marks.
The priory of Merton, 500/.
The abbey of St. Augustin, Canterbury, 500 marks.
The abbey of Ramesey, 1,000/.
The abbey of Thorney, 500 marks.
The abbey of Oseneye by Oxford, 500/.
The abbey of Croilaund, 500/.
The abbey of Peterborough, 500/.
The abbey of Habindon, 1,000 marks.
The priory of Ely, 500/.
The abbey of Westminster by London, 1,000 marks.
The like acknowledgment of the deposit by the same of 5,000 marks,
like monies, with William, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
in England, and , preceptor and treasurer of the house of the said
Hospital of Clerknewell, London, to be repaid by them within one month
of demand ; the king binding himself to see the repayment carried out.
May 10. Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. John Baptist,
Canterbury. Brugewauter, they and the poor Christians and sick there being in great need
of running water, to make a watercourse from the river of Pereith, on the
south of the great bridge of Brugewauter, by means of a dyke three feet
broad over their own land and the land of others, and of a depth according
to the depth of the river, as far as the said hospital, and thence along the
causeway on the north side back to the said river so as to cleanse the
privies of the said hospital, the said dyke to be covered, where necessary,
with stones and earth, so as to be level with the adjoining land, and kept in
repair by the said hospital.
14 EDWARD I.
245
1286. Membrane 11 — cont.
Simple protection, for five years, for the master of the hospital of St.
Thomas, Canterbury.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Raymond de Morariis and Peter his
brother, merchants of Bordeaux, trailing.
Presentation of Richard de la More, chaplain, to the church of Great
Sutton, in the diocese of London, and in the king's gift by reason of the
lands of Thomas de Stodeham being in his hands.
Letters for William de Rye nominating Baldwin le Tyays his attorney to
receive from Poncius de la More, merchant of Mussak, ^00 marks in which
the Siiid Poncius is bound to the said William.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John de Banquell, citizen of London,
to the custody of the merchants' seal, and to do the ollice thereof in all fairs
within the realm.
Membrane 10.
April 28. Letters for John de Hodeliston, going beyond seas with Henry de Lacy,
Westminster, earl of Lincoln, nominating Adam de Naylford his attorney in England
until All Saints.
The like for the following persons going with the king beyond seas : —
Persons. Nominees. Period.
n, ce J A 1 1 f Roger de Bykerwik
Geoffrey de Asphale - 1 ^^^^^^^.^ j^ ^^^
{John de Acre -
John de Aclebergh.
Hugh Bardolf
John de Aqua Blanca,
dean of St. Ethelbert's,
Hereford.
Peter de Chaumpvent -
John de Rypariis -
Henry de Greneford
Geoffrey de Sancto Albauo
Peter de Wyssingesete.
Walter dc Bocking -
Peter de Saucta Mene-
ureda.
The same . - _
Simon son of William
Criuipelisham.
Henry Blundel
de
The prior of St. John of f Henry
Jerusalem in England. \ Hugh de Wykeham.
Master Henry de Ncu-
werk, archdeacon of
Richeraund.
Walter de Sturton
Adam le Tayllur -
Bald' Druel -
Grandinus de Aseby, clerk
John de Coleby.
Simon le Wariner -
ISi.
illiam de Hadestok
mon de Wodeford.
r William Twynsted -
\ Gerlover dc Clifton.
f Peter le Child
\ Adam de la .Sjilc.
Ru<rer dc lltghham-
Aylward Bisshop.
Tliomas de Ruyslon
Hugh de Sabriscewrth.
AUiinuH de Bevery - Alexander de .Vrmis
Ma-ster William de Luda,"] Master Hugh dc Triking-
dcun of St. Martin's, > liain.
Loudon. J William de Bonevill.
John de Ubbeston
Robert son of John
John Engain the younger
One year.
Three years.
Until Easter.
The same.
Until All
Saints.
One year.
»
>»
»>
Until All
Saint.»».
Until Easter.
One year.
Two years.
246
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S6.
May 6.
Leeds.
Persons.
John Ferre -
Philip de Albiniaco
Membrane 10 — cont.
Nominees.
{Richard de Kane' -
William de Burne.
r John Chaplcin
[ Thomas de Kinemerdon.
Master William de Mar- John de Marchia
chla.
Bartholomew de Briaun- Roger le Keu
zun.
Philip de Colevile -
Hugh del Brock -
Robert Tiby -
Henry de Lacy,
Lincoln.
{
earl
Elias le Chapleyn of Histon
William le Messer.
John de Godsalm -
- Thomas de Fulburn
of J Peter de Cestre
\ William le Vavasur.
xTT-u- J T3 ^ f Master John de Mortuo
William de Percy, canon I ^ .
°^ ^^^'^- \ Master Roger de Naffreton
William de Stopham, Alan de Roucestre -
going with the earl of
Lincoln.
•o 1 I. T71 1 • u f John de Alreford -
Ranulph Folejambe - 1 j^^^ ^^ j^^^^^,
John de Udleston, going Adam de Nerford -
"v^ith the earl of Lin-
coln.
Nicholas de Weylaund,
going with the bishop
of Bath and Wells.
Thomas de Hargham
Richard de Brus
{Bernard de Lacu
Richard de Derson -
Master William de la WiUiam de Ingerby, Wil-
Cornere. Ham de Formedby, and
Robert Langris.
Thomas de Mai denhacche William de Bromwiz
f Henry de Maulore -
" \ William de RomyshuU,
- Henry de Gildeford
William de Maulore
John de Luvetot -
Period.
One year.
>»
Until All
Saints.
One year.
>»
>»
>»
Two years.
Until All
Saints.
One year.
»
»
>»
Hugh de Veer
Roger la Sousche -
Roger de Trumpeton
Hugh de Audelegh
Philip de Beauveys
John de Wytham, chaplain
Nicholas Fermbaud
John de Aldham.
Richard de Morewell
Geoffrey de Semer.
Gilbert de Kirkeby -
Hugh de Eure
Alan Osmund -
Robert de Poklinton
Simon de Kyngeslinn.
Peter de Ditton
f William de Ponte -
\ Walter Chaunceler.
Thomas de Botelesford
{
Robert de Ros
William Russel, going 'I Robert Russel
T> .1- J TTT 11 (William de Bladinton.
Bath and Wells. J
William de Holmested - Robei't son of Robert Shok
f Roger de Buris
" \ Hugh de Burys.
Richard de Burys
»>
»>
>»
n
j>
14 EDWAKD I.
247
128G.
May 16.
Wfstmiuster.
Persons.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Nominees.
Henry de Cumpton
Gilbert Pecche
Roger la Zusch
Philip Bumell
- Henry de Raggeleye
f Philip de Trillowe -
' \ John de Framlingham.
- Gilbert de Kirkeby -
{William de Hamilton
William de Hclecote.
f Hugh de H«'rtwyton
\ Robert de Boclington.
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Nicholas de Apperleye
Gloucester and Hert- Walter de Hendon.
ford.
Philip de Benveri
John de Sancto Johanne
Adam de Cretinges
Period.
One year.
»
»
Philip
de Shirebum,
with Edmund
the king's brother.
Thomas de Basing, clerk - „
Teste Edmund, earl of Cornwall.
Thomas de Cretinges - One year.
Henry son of William de
Sancto Edmundo.
William Brunyng -
>»
going
Membrane 9.
May 10. Pardon to William de Monte Caniso of Edwardeston, for certain tres-
Canterbury. passes charged against him before the justices last in eyre in the county
of Essex, for which he fled and was put in exigent, so that his goods were
seized into the king's hands, on conditiou that he go to the Holy Land
before Midsummer twelvemonth, and remain there in God's service for
ever. He is to receive 100 marks yearly out of the issues of his lands
in England by the hands of the Master of the Knights Templars or of
the prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Writ of aid for Master Giffredus de Vezano, in transacting the business
of the crusade and of the tenth granted as a subsidy for the Holy Land.
May 10. Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to restore
Canterbury, the temporalities of Shireburn to Hugh de Stapelbrigg, abbot elect.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years for Guy Cokcrel going
to Ireland.
May 12. Simple protection, for five years, for the master and brethren of the
Dover. hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr, Canterbury.
April .30. Appointment of Grimbald Pauncefot to the custody of the office of
Westminster, sherifi within the liberty of Malvern, which, with other things belonging
to the Crown, William ih\ Bcllo Cainpo, oarl of Warwick, claims against
Gilbert de Clare, oarl of Glouccsier and Hertford, to hold the same of
fee as within the covert of the liberty of the said earl of Gloucester.
The king has taken the said ollice into his hands only during his absence
beyond seas, so that no cause for dissension may arise, and without pre-
judice to tlie claims of either party.
May 10. Pardon to William de Monte Caniso, in the same terms as above, but
Canterbury, with a clause saving his heirs from disinheritance.
248
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
May 11.
Dover.
May 13.
Dover.
1286. Membrane 9 — cont.
Writ de intcjuh7)(1o for John de Stokes, citizen of Winchester, deputed
by Adinottus the king's tailor by letters which the king has inspected,
to execute the office touching the assize of cloth at Winchester, Southamp-
ton and Portesmuth.
Protection, with clause volumus, for six years, for Theobald de Verdu«|
staying in Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Kirkested : —
Of a messuage and a bovate and a half of land in Thimelby, by
Laurence de Dunham.
Of a toft and 7 acres of land there, by John de Craik.
Of a moiety of a toft and 1^ acres of land there, by Henry son of
John.
Of a toft in Wodewall, by William Wodecok.
Pardon to Thomas de Guruay for the death of Thomas Sweyn, as it
appears by the record of Grimbald Pauncefot, the justice appointed to
deliver the gaol of Bath, that he is not guilty.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Roger le Estraunge,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for the abbot and convent of Holy
Cross, Waltham, to enclose with a deeper dike and higher hedge their
wood of Nasinge, notwithstanding that thereby the king's deer passing
between the forests of Waltham and Wyntreye will lose the repair which
they now have there.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, of what pertains to the king from
the marriage of , late the wife of Eli as de Rabayn, tenant in chief,
or of the forfeiture arising should she marry without licence.
Memorandum: That on Monday before the feast of St. Dunstan,
14 Edward I., the king crossed the sea at Dover to France, and R. bishop
of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, crossed with him, taking the great seal.
\_Fro7n this point onwards all letters are " Tested " by Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, until the chancellor's return, 17 Edward /.]
May 25. William, canon of St. Mary, Trum, bringing news of the death of
Westminster. Felicia, late abbess of St. Mary, Clonard, has letters of licence to elect for
the prioress and nuns.
Power to the justiciary of Ireland to restore the temporalities of St. Mary,
Clonard, to the person elected abbess.
Inspeximus of letters patent of Theobald de Verdun, constable of Ire-
land, dated at Chester, Saturday after the exaltation of the Cross, 1284,
empowering Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, to appoint to all churches
in England in his gift vacant during his stay in Ireland.
Membrane 8.
May 27. Letters for Hugh le Despenser, going beyond seas, nominating Thomas
Westminster, de London and Hugh de Prestwold his attorneys until All Saints.
The like for :—
William de Welle, going with the said Hugh, nominating William de
Eggesclive until All Saints.
Richard Cnout, going to Scotland, nominating Thomas de Sallay and
William de Bolteby until Christmas.
Hugh le Despenser, going beyond seas, nominating Robert de Mar and
William de Sadington until All Saints.
14 EDWARD I.
249
1286.
June 4.
Westmiiister.
June 4.
Westmiuster.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 28.
WttstBjinstcr.
June 28.
We.'<tniiuster.
July H.
Westminster,
Membrane 8 — cont.
Safe-conduct, until Martilmas, for John Mazon, king's merchant of
Gascony, going to Scothmd.
The like, until Easter, for Raymond de Sancto Clemente, king's merchant
of Gascony, trading.
Letters for Master Ralph le Waleys, archdeacon of Wilts, going beyond
seas, nominating Robert de Lutlies and Ralph le Brun his attorneys for two
years.
The like for :—
Albricus de Roseriis, parson of the church of Preston, going beyond
seas, nominating Giles le Quiltepointer and William de Hereford for
one year.
Roger Bernard, going beyond seas on the king's service, nominating
John de Haverhill and John de Stutton until Michaelmas.
Bindus de Pary, merchant of Florence, going beyond seas, nominating
P'acins Galgani of Florence for one year.
The abbot of St. George's, Baskervill, nominating brothers John de
Campis and Robert de Ponte Audoniari for three years.
Warin, abbot of Rowley {Regalis loci), going beyond soas, nominating
Henry de Erinsford and Robert de Chirtton, monks, until Ea&ter.
Safe-conduct, until Martilmas, for Richard de Eton, king's clerk, going
to Scotland on the affairs of John de Maszon, king's merchant of Gascony.
The like, until Easter, for A maid Barachc and Peter de Columbariis,
going to Norway with merchandise of William Barache.
Commission to William de Saham, Nicholas le Gras, William de Middelton,
and Master Henry de Bray, to go on a general eyre into the Isle of Ely
during the present voidance of the see, and to hold the pleas in like manner
as is customary in the time of the bishops.
Letters for Isabella, late the wife of Walter de Swynesheved, staying in
England, nominating Walter de Swynesheved and Thomas le Ercedekne
her attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The like for : —
Richard de Illeston, going beyond seas, nominating Walter de lUeston
for one year.
John de Hasting', going beyond seas, nominating Richard de Bray and
Henry Trone for one year.
The abbot of Bynedon, going to his general chapter, nominating
brothers Robert Stpiyrel and Geoffrey Skury until Christmas.
Peter, abbot of Port St. Mary, Dunbrochy, going boyontl seas, nomi-
nating John de Radelcgh, his fellow monk, in England for one year.
The same Peter, nominating the said John and William Deyncurt in
Ireland for one year.
Roger Bygot, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, staying in
England, nominating Roger de Ryvall' and David le Walays in
Ireland for two years.
Ral|)h Pippard, staying in England, nominating Richard de Atrio Dei
and John Sturmyn in Ireland for two years.
Walter de Ardert, canon of Ardfert, bringing news of the death of John,
late bishop, has letters of licence to elect for the dean and chapter.
Power to S. bishop of Waterford, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the
temporalities thereof to the person elrcted.
Letters for Ma.ster Henry de Cornub', canon of Lichfield, going beyond
sea.s, nominating Walter do Swafham, chaplain, and Robert de la Forde his
attorneys for two years.
250
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1286.
Membrane 8 — cont. ,
The like for :—
William le Herberjour of Chaddesdon, going beyond seas, nominating
Walter le Walur of Hokerton and Thomas le Poer of Spondon for
three years.
Joan, late the wife of Tiieobald le Boteler, staying in England,
nominating Henry LeflFayn, clerk, and Stephen Fraunceys in Ireland
for three years.
Matilda, daughter of the said Theobald, staying in England, nominating
the same.
Philip, son of Adam Cristofre and Nesta his wife, staying in England,
nominating Adam son of John, and Philip le Waleys in L:eland for
three years.
The abbot of Rivall, going to his general Cistercian chapter, nominat-
ing Richard de Soureby, his fellow monk, and Richard de Skipton
until All Saints.
The abbot of Byland, going beyond seas, nominating brother Robert de
Shotewelle and Robert de Furneis until Christmas.
July 26. Mandate to Master Henry de Bray and William de Carleton, keepers of
Westminster, the abbey of Rameseye during voidance, to restore the temporalities to John
de Sautre, elected abbot.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
July 26.
Westminbter.
Aug. 1.
Westminster.
Aug. 8.
Westminster.
July 28.
Westminster.
Aug. 16.
Westminster.
Letters for William de Byham, abbot of Butlesden, going beyond seas,
nominating brother John de Thornberg and Richard son of Henry de
Mixbury his attorneys until All Saints.
The like for the following going beyond seas : —
The abbot of Jerevall, nominating brother William de Binington and
William de Witton until Christmas.
William, abbot of Buldewas, nominating Richard Heylin and William
son of Alexander de Buldewas until Martilraas.
The abbot of Sautre, nominating Richard de Craudene, his fellow
monk, and Henry de Fulburn until All Saints.
William de Tynghurst, abbot of Stanlegh in Wilts, nominating Robert de
WydyhuU, his fellow monk, and Thomas le Alvisse until All Saints.
The abbot of Furneys, nominating Hugh Skilhar and Richard le
Messager until Martilmas.
The abbot of Fountains, nominating Thomas de Appelton and Richard
de Pikehale until Martilmas.
The like for Walter de Lecton, staying in England, nominating Ralph.
de Bosco and John de Lecton in Ireland for three years.
Writ de intendendo for Roger Le Strange, Peter de Lench and John eon
of Nigel, appointed justices in eyre of the forest in the county of North-
ampton.
Letters for Master Salvagius de Florencia, parson of the church of
Wystanestowe, going beyond seas, nominating Duracius Uberti and
Bartholomew Everard his attorneys in England until Michaelmas twelve-
month.
The like for :—
Avice de Karreu, staying in England, nominating Walter During,
chaplain, and Hugh Crus in Ireland for two years.
William, abbot of Wouburn, going beyond seas, nominating brothers
Stephen de Hanynton and Geoffrey de Holcote until Christmas.
Master Stephen de Tawell, going beyond seas, nominating Adam de
Neuton and William de Tawell for two years.
U EDWARD I.
251
1286.
Jul J 3.
MB3IBRANS 7.
Commission 'of oyer and terminer to N. <le Stap[elton], S. le Conestab',
Westmiuster. E. de Sutton, and J, de LitLegr[eynes], toucbint; an appeal wbicb William
de Brambam brings in the county of York against John de Kirkeby, clerk,
for robbery.
Membrane 6.
Aspociation of R. de Hengbam with W. de Rnimpton and E. de Beking-
bam in a commission of oyer and terminer in the county of Nottingham,
touching controversies between O. bishop of Lincoln and the abbot of
Peterborough.
Commission to Nicholas le Gras, Edmund de Wedon, Robert de Creue-
quer and Peter Loreng to deliver the gaol of Aylesbury of Matilda de
Kaynes, William her son, and William de Kaines le Bastard, who were put
in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Buckingham for the death of
a man and other trespasses, and have since surrendered.
Membrane 5.
Commission to the same to deliver the same gaol of John de Olspere,
who was put in exigent after the said eyre for harbouring felons, and
has since surrendered.
Membrane 4.
Sept. 2. Letters for Master Adam de Fileby, going beyond seas, nominating John
Westminster, de Tany and William de Bonevill his attorneys for one year.
The like for : —
Master Robert de Fileby, going beyond seas, nominating the same
for one year.
William, abbot of Leicester, going to Scotland, nominating brother
Roger de Barkeby and Robert de Babegrave for one year.
Master Thomas de Stok, going to Scotland, nominating Master
Walter de Haselschagh, archdeacon of Wells, and Master Henry de
Shaumton, parson of the church of Addredeleye, for one year.
Thomas, abbot of Cokersand, going to Scotland, nominating Henry de
Raggel' and Robert de Whalleye until Christmas.
Dervergulla, late the wife of John de Balliolo, staying in Scotland,
nominating Thomas de la More and Richard de Foxton for one year.
Sept. 7. Mandate to William de Middelton and Master Henry de Bray, keepers of
WestmiDster. the bi.shopric of Ely during voidance, to restore the temporalities to John
de Kirkeby, elected bishop.
Writ de intendcndo directed to the tenants.
Sept. 10. Letters for Robert do Turvill, master of the Order of Knights Templar?,
Westminster, nominating brothers John de Ofhngton and Richard do Uoghton hi.s iittor-
neys until Easter.
Sept. 16. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for William do Valencia,
Westminster, going beyond tieas.
Sept. 26. Letters for John do Burnc, going beyond seas on the king's affairs,
WestmiuBter. nominating William de Delse his attorney in England for one year.
252
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S6.
Oct. 3.
Westminster.
Oct. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 4 — cont.
The like for :—-
Guy Ferre, going beyond seas, nominating William <le Brcde until
Midsummer.
John de Folcburne, going to Ireland, nominating John de Benteley
for one year.
Peter, abbot of Port St. Mary, going to Ireland, nominating John de
Radeleye, his fellow monk, and Thomas son of Gilbert, clerk, for
two years.
The like for the following, going beyond seas : —
Nicholas, abbot of Aulnay {de Alneto), nominating Thomas Ivon[is]
and Nicholas Asselini until a year after the feast of St. Catherine.
Robert, abbot of Bruerne {de Bruera), nominating brother Richard de
Leteburn until the Purification.
Bertram Gyteringe, nominating John de Kenilwrth until the Purifi-
cation.
John son of Nicholas de Wyntonia, nominating Thomas son of William
and John le Saltere for one year.
J. bishop of Winchester, nominating Philip de Hoyvill and Payn de
Liskiret until a fortnight after Easter.
Protection, with clause volumus, for the same period, for the said
bishop.
The like, for one year in Ireland, for Adam de Whetenale, staying in
Wales on the king's service.
Thomas de Kenlys, canon of Kenlis, bringing news of the promotion of
Maurice, late abbot of Kenlis, to be bishop of Kilmore {Tirburn), has
letters of licence to elect for the prior and convent.
Appointment of Henry de Dunelm to the custody during pleasure of
the hospital of St. Giles without London, in the king's hands by the
resignation of Ralph de Septem Fontibus, late master.
Writ de intendendo for William de Vescy, Thomas de Normanvill and
Richard de Crepping, appointed justices in eyre of the forest in the;
counties of Nottingham and Lancaster.
Letters for Robert de Valle, staying in England, nominating John son
of Roger and Frathouk le Waleys his attorneys in Ireland for five years.
The like for: —
Master Thomas de Brideport, going beyond seas, nominating IngelramI
le Waleys and Adam le Deneys until a fortnight after Easter.
William de Caumpdene, parson of the church of Roscre in Ireland,!
staying in England, nominating John le Seculer and Richard de
Astalle in Ireland for two years.
Hugh le Post, merchant of Florence, going beyond seas, nominating
Giles de Sancto Omero until Easter.
Agnes de Valencia, staying in England, nominating GeoflFrey de Sut-
ton in Ireland for two years.
Emelina, late the wife of Maurice son of Maurice, staying in England,
nominating Jordan de Coventre and William Forestel for two years.
The like for William de Valencia, the king's uncle, going to Gascony
by the king's command, nominating Henry de Eston, clerk, for one
year.
Vacated because in Patent Roll^ 15 Edward I.
14 EDWARD I.
253
1286. Membrane 4 — cont.
Oct. 25. Protection, with clause volnmus, until Ejister, for tho following going
Westminster, beyond sea.s witli J. bishop of Wincliester on the king's affairs : —
Miuster Philip, arclulfacon of Winchester.
Master John le FK'niing of Southampton, clerk.
Master Thomas de Brideport.
John de Ollington.
Ma.ster Thomas de Eskering, archdeacon of Norwich, and Master
Thomas de Welling.
The like for : —
Master Geoffrey de Bromholm, going beyond seas, until Easter.
John de Winterreshull, going beyond seas with William de Valencia,
until Easter.
Nov. 13.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Ralph Wake, going beyond seas, until Michaelmas.
Hugh de Turbevill, staying in Wales, until the Purification.
Walter de Stircheslegh, going beyond seas on the king's service, until
Easter.
Master Robert de Thorp, going beyond seas on the king's affairs,
until a fortnight after Easter.
Appointment of Richard de Rothewell, king's clerk, to the custody,
during pleasure, of the priory of LufFeld, a house belonging to the patron-
age of the king, and now taken under the king's protection of account of its
debts.
Membrane 3.
Commission to R. Luveday and G. de Sandiacre to deliver Westminster
gaol of Bartholomew Osemund, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in
the county of Cambridge for the death of William Robetot, and has since
surrendered.
Membrane 2.
Commission to R. Luveday and G. de Pichoford to deliver the gaol of
Wyndesor of John le Taillur and Thomas his brother, who were put in
exigent after the last eyre in the county of Buckingham for robberies and
larcenies, and have since surrendered.
Oct. 23. Association of Nicholas de Monte Forti, in place of Richard de Heydon,
Westmiustcr. with Walter de Wimb[urn] in a connnission to enquire whether the al)l>ot of
Keynesham was seized as of fee, and in right of the church of St. Mary,
Keynesham, co. Somerset, of the fines for trespas.ses against the assize of
bread and ale in the tithing of Saltford, and the half tithing of Farnebcrirh
as appurtenant to liis hundred of Keynesham, or wiiethcr, as tiie siu'riH"
nsserts and the abbot denies, Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, was formerly seized thereof, .«.urrendered them to the king before
Salom(m de Rotf and his fellows, justices last in eyre at Wylton, as being
amongst the liberties which the said earl had subtracted from the king
within the said hundred.
A.ssociation of R. de neng[hani] with the keeper and sherifTs of London
to hear a eausc in tlio hustings between William Bouipier of the one part,
and Alan de Brauncestre and Hol)ert do Pypherst, that they render to the
Raid Alan goods of the value of 43/.
254
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2286. Mei7ihrane 2 — cont.
Commission to Robert de Rivdinton, Henry de Raleye, Robert le Dannys
and Nicholas de Filelegh to deliver Exeter gaol of William de Coleford, in
prison there for robbery at La Rueweberewe.
Membrane 1.
Nov. 6. Pardon to Joceus de Hawe, for a fine of 10^. to be paid by half-yearly
Westminster, instalments of 10*. from Easter next, for marrying without licence Joan late
the wife of Thomas de Langeton, tenant in chief.
Licence, for a fine of 60 marks to be paid by half-yearly instalments of
10 marks from Easter next, for Cicely late the wife of Thomas de Bekering,
tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
The like, for a fine of 100 marks to be paid by similar instalments of
5 marks, for Isolda, daughter and one of the heirs of Stephen de Bocton,
tenant in chief.
[1285.*
Nov. 23.
Lyndhurst.]
Membrane 26c?.
Commission to G. de Picheford, Roland de Erie, R. de Willamescote and
W. de WhitthuU to deliver the gaol of the castle of Walingeford of William
Fowel', who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Ox-
ford for larceny, and has since surrendered.
1285.
Dec. 19.
Ford.
1286.
Jan. 1.
Exeter.
Jan. 12.
Ford.
Membrane 25d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lovetot and
— , on com-
plaint by Edmund de Hoo, clerk, that, after long peaceable possession of
the church of Redegrave, in the diocese of Norwich, he was disturbed by
W. bishop of Norwich, and the case having gone before the archbishop of
Canterbury, and thence to the court of Rome, where the said Edmund
pleaded in person, the bishop during his absence committed possession
thereof to another while the case was still pending, and when, upon his
return, he dealt with the houses and other things of the said church as
parson and lord thereof, the sheriff of Suffolk, at the instigation of the
bishop, seized him and some of his men as offenders against the peace, and
imprisoned them in the prison of Norwich until they had found sufficient
raanucaptors.
Membrane 24:d.
The like to Master Thomas de Sudinton, Walter de Hopton, Reginald
de la Legh and Hugh de Cave, on complaint by Isabella de Beyssyn,
Robert her son, Walter Haket and Isabella his wife, that William le Poer
of Scrauel', Ralph Baron, Alexander de Ippel, William Rome, Richard
Rome, Adam le Messer of Periton, Hugh de Ippel, John de Beek, John de
Wepes and John Went entered the manor of Ekynton, co. Worcester,
which the above Isabella and others held at farm of the said William
le Poer, ejected them and carried away their goods ; as it appears that
Robert Corbet, who was appointed with the said Walter to enquire touching
the same, cannot attend thereto.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lithegreyns and Gilbert de
Clifton, at the instance of Edmund the king's brother, touching trespasses
of his stewards and other bailiffs of Pikering, co. York, excepting those of
life and limb.
14 EDWARD I. 255
1 f)Q/» ' Membranb 23d.
Feb. 6. The like to Stephen de Penecestre and Henry le Walcys, on complaint
Langlej. by John de Si'i<;naus that, bein^ in a vessel laden with morchaiidiye of
Spanish merchants bound for Spain, he was wrecked at Deno^einareys,
CO. Kent, and having bronj^ht some chests and other goods from the ship in
his boat to land within the fee of the abbot of Battle, the men of Kent
broke the boat and chests, carried them away with other goods, and still
detain them.
Commission to 11. de Boylaund, II. de Sully, II. de Raulegh and Andrew
de Trelosk to deliver the gaol of Launceveton, co. Cornwall, of John le
Chaumpyun, who was put in exigent after the last eyre for robberies, and
has since surrendered.
The like to R. de Boylaund and W. de Stirchele to deliver the gaol of
Waltham, co. Essex, of Ivo de Netleswell, who was put in exigent after the
last eyre for the death of Cristina la Peynturere, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. Luveday, W. de Boyvill, Robert de Nodariis and Wydo
de Watervill to deliver Northampton gaol of Richard Racefer, who was put
in exigent after the last eyre for trespasses, and has since surrendered.
ME3IBRANE 22d.
Feb. 12. Commission to Nicholas de Monte Forti and John de Sancto Laudo to
Westminster, see that the bailiffs of the abbot of Glastonbury do justice in a case of man-
slaughter belonging to the abbot's jurisdiction, and now handed over to him,
as the abbot complains that the inquisition lately taken by the sheriff and
coroners {custodibus placitorum corone) of Somerset — whereby it appeared
that Robert de la Lauendrie killed Walter de Wrington, clerk, in self-
defence — was in prejudice of his liberty.
The like to Thomas de Pyn, Robert le Deneys, Andrew de Trelosk
and John de Treiaku to deliver the gaol of Launceveton, co. Cornwall, of
Joachym le Chapleyn, William le Orfevre of Kinggesbrigg, John le
Chaunipiun, I'lionias Iloni and William le Clerk of St. Colomb, who were
put in exigent after the last eyre for the death of a man and robberies, and
have since surrendered.
The like to J. de Vallibus and R. Loved[ay] to deliver the gaol of Cole-
cestre, co. Essex, of Walter de Upston, who was put in exigent after the last
eyre for the death of Hugh Buck of Castle Uicbiugham, and has since
surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of Ivo Wade, likewise put
in exigent for the death of Robert de Honyden.
The like to R. Loved [ay], John le Lou, Robert le Baud and William de
Colevih; to deliver Northam{)ton gaol of John le Riche, who was put in
exigent after the last eyre for the death of William Russel, and has since
surrendered.
Mehbranb 2ld.
Feb. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Metingham and Mast4T
WcBtminstcr. Thomas de Sudinton, cho.sen I)y Robert de Tafcshale and the prior of
Wymundhum, with tlie consent of the ubbot of" St. Albans, touching all
controversies between the said Robert and the said prior ; to be executed at
Norwich before Midsummer.
256
CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
12S6.
Feb. 25.
Westminster.
Memhranc 2\d — cont.
Commission to N. Ic Gras, Thomas de Eray, John de Diggehy and
Kobort Burdet to deliver Warwick gaol of William de Langoford, who was
put in exigent after the last eyre for trespasses against the peace, and has
since surrendered.
Commission to Geoffrey de Picheford and Walter de Agm[odesham] to
enquire touching the persons in the counties of Middlesex, Surrey, Berks,
Buckingham and Oxford who take small iish with nets of smaller mesh
than the assize of the river permits in the river Thames and other streams,
and who straiten and obstruct weirs {cjnrgites et toaras) there and place
such nets on them, so that ships carrying victuals and small and other fish,
by reason of the excessive straitening of the course of the said streams,
cannot pass through as they were wont ; and also touching the fishermen
who set kidels (claiariun) excessively in the water of Ottemore, so that
magnates and others having lands near the said water sustain damage
through the overflowing thereof; with power to burn such nets, destroy
weirs constructed against the assize, and amerce all persons using or pos-
sessing such nets, keeping such weirs, and committing such trespass in the
moor of Ottomore.
Commission to R. de Boylaund and W. de Stirchele to deliver Colecestre
goal of William de Shepeye, who was put in exigent after the last eyre for
a trespass, and has since surrendered.
Membrane 20d.
Feb. 24. The like to Simon le Conestable and John Sampson to enquire touching
Westminster, certain vagabonds in the city of York, who commit homicides and other
crimes there, so that certain of the king's loyal subjects dare not leave their
houses without escorts of armed men.
Commission to Hamo Hauteyn and Walter de Stirchesle to deliver 'New-
gate gaol of Walter le Parker of Lexedon, co. Essex, who was put in exi-
gent after the last eyre for the death of Edmund le Warenner, and has
since surrendered.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Vallibus and J. Bek, touching
Muriel de Suterton, charged with entering the house of Robert de Kirketon
at Kirketon in Holand, co. Lincoln, and assaulting Gilbert le Keu and Emma
de Hotot, his servants.
Feb. 26. The like to Stephen de Penecestre and Henry le Waleys, touching the
Westminster, persons of the county of Kent who killed Vincent Estefne, partner and
merchant of John de Seignaus, who had escaped alive from a vessel wrecked
at Dengemareys, within the fee of the abbot of Battle, and touching the
persons who carried away the goods of the said Vincent and others in the
ship which were washed ashore on the sea-coast at Romenal.
The like to John de Vallibus, Salomon de RofF', Master Thomas de Sudinton
and Walter de Stirchele, on complaint by Margaret, late the w^ife of Richard
Fastolf of Great Yarmouth, concerning her action for reasonable dower of
her husband's lands in Great Yarmouth, against Oliver son of Richard
Fastolf, John son of Richard Fastolf and others, as in the original bill con-
tained is sent herewith. The said Margaret flrst brought her action before
the justices of the Bench at Westminster, but the bailiffs of Great Yarmouth,
by reason of their franchise, obtained the action to be tried before them,
whereupon certain conspirators, overpowering the said bailiffs, procured a
writ 1x) the sheriff of Norfolk to take an inquisition of the said pleas and to
14 EDWARD I.
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128G. Membrane 20d — cont.
sond the record to the justices of tlie Beiu-li ; hut the said oonsj)irators,
having procured the absence of the said baihlls and the sluTitl", and his
knights having retired without takiug the said ini|uisition, the said shi^rilf,
in the due course of his office, cited the said Margaret before the justices of
the Bench for contumacy, and ic the meantime forged a record by a certain
ch'rk of his, wliich he sent to the said justices by curtain baihffs and others
of the town of Yarmouth, who so wrought with the pleaders and counsel
{ndrratorcs and ronsili(iriofi) of the said Margaret, that when she was
called before the siiid justices they failed to put in an appearance, so that
the said Margaret totally lost her action by default.
Commission to Robert Corbet, William Bagot, Alan de Glasele and
Robert de Kuightele to deliver the gaol of Shrewsbury of John de Bracy,
clerk, in custody there for the death of Pollardus le Galeys.
March 14. Commission to R. Bagot and Nicholas Ta to enquire in the counties of
Woodstock. Dublin, Cork, Tipperary and Waterford, touching the persons who killed
James le Neyr, merchant of Florence, at Dublin.
Membrane \9d.
Commission to Henry de Ribbesford and Leonius son of Leonius, together
with Edmund de Mortuo Mari and others in places where the latter has
not leisure to attend, to enquire touching the magnates and others who have
narrowed and increased in height their weirs on the river Severn between
the towns of Gloucester and Shrewsbury, so that vessels cannot pass
through as they were wont, and to pull the same down where necessary.
Commission to .J. de Vallibus and R. Luved[ay] to deliver Noithampton
gaol of William le Mareschal of Barton, who was put in exigent after the
last eyre for larcenies, and has since surrendered.
Membrase ISrf.
Commission to R. de Sandwico, H. Hanteyn and G. de Rokesle to deliver
the gaol of the Tower of London of William de Shcpeye.
Commission of oyer and terminer to .1. de London and William de IIo,
touching the persons who broke the houses late of Inibert de Monte Rcgali,
at Brayc, co. Buckingham, and carried away timber.
Membrane \7d.
April 30. The like to William Tlamelyn, Hugh de Cave, and Osbert de Bercford,
Westminster, touching a charge; against Andrew de Estleye, Roger le Chapelcyn,
William Bole of Broghton, Thomas son of Robert de Piremingcstliorj^
Ralph de Grey, William de Aston, and William le Huntc, of assaulting the
men of the abbot of Merevale, taking corn and victuals with five carts
and fifteen horses which thvy were bringing to the said abbey, leading
the sumo to the ab])ot'H manor of Brighton, co. Leicester, and imprisoning
the men there.
April 2S.
Wc8lmiustur.
6501 i.
The lik(! to W. de Burncton and E. de T^k[inglmni], toueliing the
controversies between O. bishop of Lincoln and the abbot of i'eterboruugh.
R
258 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
128G. Membrane I7d — cont.
who, li;vvin«? appeared in tho Uluincery by Robert de Swylington, steward
of tho bishop, and William de Wodeford, fellow monk of the abbot, have
agreed to the above as arbitrators.
Commission to GoolTrey do Pieheford, Roland do Erie, and John de
IJakt'ini/ to deliver the gaol of Oxford, of Isaac son of Isaac the Jew, in
cui<tody there for the death of William de Prun.
Membrane 9d.
Commission to Ralph de Sandwyco, Hamo Hauteyn and Gregory de
Rokesleye, to deliver the Tower of London of John le Mouner, in custody
there for false metal found on him.
Commission to R. Luveday and N. le Gras to deliver the gaol of
Ocham of William son of William Wolvyne, who was put in exigent
after the la'^t eyre in the county of Rutland for the death of Henry le
Clerk, and has since surrendered.
Association of Ralph de Hengham with the keeper and sheriffs of London
to examine, bear and determine a case which is before the latter in the
hustings between Margaret, late the wife of Laurence de Sancto Michaele,
plaintiff, and Stephen de Asshewy, deforciant, touching her dower in
London.
Commission to R. de Sandwico and G. de Rokesleye to deliver Newgate
gaol of brother Robert de Tame.
Membrane 8d.
[June 10. Commission to N. le Gras and G. de P}chef[ord] to deliver Windsor
VVestmiDster.] gaol of John de Luton and Thoma ; his brother, who were put in exigent
after the eyre in the county of Berks for robberies and larcenies, and have
since surrendered.
Membrane 7d.
June 27. Commission of oyer and terminer to N. de Stapel[ton], Henry de
Westminster. Shotbrok and E. de Sutton, touching an appeal which Peter de Hanebergh,
Dionisia his wife, and Richard his brother bring in the county of Oxford
against Nicholas de Butterwyk of mahem and breach rif the peace.
June 28. The like to the same touching distensions which have arisen since the
Westmiuster. king's departure beyond seas between the chancellor and scholars of the
university of Oxford, and the mayor, bailiffs, and good men of Oxford, and
similarly between the scholars ard their servants. The jury to be con-
stituted of persons of the town and suburb, suspected by neither party, and
of the parts adjacent.
The like to N. de Stapel[ton] and J. de Lithegr[eynes] touching the
persons who hunted in the parks of Edmund, earl of Coriuvall, of Heywra
and Knaresburgh, and his free chace of Knaresburgh, co. York, and carried
away deer.
The like to Robert de Wodeton and R. de Littelbiry touching the
persons who committed like trespasses in the free chace of Dertmore, co.
Devon, which the said earl holds at fee farm.
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12SG.
July 24.
Westminster.
Membrane Gd.
Commission to N. lo Gras, John Sampson, Robert de Sculthorp and
Robert de Paunton to deliver tiie gaol of Okhuni of William sou of Williaui
\\ Ivyne, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Rutland
for the death of Henry le Clerk, ami has s-inoi' surrendered.
Commission to William de Meynhull, Richard de Weston, W. de
Ludham and William de Staunton to deliver Nottingham gaol of Robert
de Reseby and Ralph de Butterley.
Aug. 19.
Wcstmiuster.
Mehbrase 5d.
Commission to N. le Gras, R. de Crevequer, P. Loreng and Edmund do
Wedon to deliver the gaol of Aylesbyry of Roger de Craunford, who was
put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Buckingham for the
death of Walter le Charetter of Grendon, and has since surrendered.
Commission to N. le Gras, R. le Crevequer, J. Xeyrnut and E. do
Wedon to deliver the above gaol of Richard Mallore, put in exigent after
the last eyre for the death of Hugh de Seleby.
The like to deliver the same of Hugh Ward, put in exigent for larcenies.
The like to deliver the same of David de Brackele, put in exigent for
larcenies.
Membraxe 4d.
Like commission to the said N., R. and J. and P. Loreng to deliver the
said gaol of Alexander le Jeofne of Cadindon, who was put in exigent after
the last eyre for robberies, and has since surrendered.
Commission to J. de Vallibus, R. de Luved[ay] and R. de Sanwiche to
deliver the gaol of the Tower of London of Stei)hen Waspail, in custody
there for the death of Thomas de Hodemell and Hugh his brother.
Membraxe 3d.
Commission to Hamo le Hauteyn, Ralpli de Sandwico and Gregory de
Rokesle to deliver Newgate gaol of Nicholas de Ilibernia.
Sopt. 22. Commission to William Musehet and AVilliam de la TLiyo to entpiiro in
Westmiu.stcr. the county of Cambridge touching the persons who killed Eustace de
Orewell and Henry Alveue.
Commis.sion to Roger Luveday, Robert de Crevequer, Peter Lorengh
and Edmund de Wedon to deliver the gaol of Aylesbury of Alexander de
Hamolhamstede, pi t in exigent after the last eyre in the county of
Buckingham for robberies.
Commission to Ralph de Sandwico, Geoftrey de Picheford and
Master Henry de Bray to deliver the Tower of London of Lsaac son of
Isaac do I'olot, Jew, of Oxford, in custody there for the death of William
de Proene, in the suburb of Oxford, if he is willing to put him.self upon
his country.
Oct. I. Commi.«^8ion of oyer and terminer to (n offrey de Aguilon and William de
WestmiiiHtcr. Sancto (^uintino, touching an aj)p( al whieh William de Staveley brings in
the county of York apeinst Hulpli 'I'anno, Hichard son of Heatriee and
Wulter his brother, for the death of John de Stuveleye, his brother.
K 2
200 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
128G. Membrane ',id — cont.
Commission to W. de Moynill, Henry Percpunt, Ilicliard de Weston
and John de Lek to deliver Nottingham gaol of Robert de Reresby and
Ralph de Buterlegh, in custody there for trespasses ngaiust the king's peace.
Membrane 2d.
Nov. 7. Commission to W. do Hopton and J. de Loved[ay] to deliver the gaol
Westminster, of Colecestrc of John le Forester and Ingram de Rotting, who were put in
exigent after the last eyre in the county of Essex for trespasses against the
king's peace, and have since suri-endercd.
Nov. 8. Commission to Henry Gopil, Richard de Bello Fago, John Catty and
Westminster. Stephen de Stanham, citizens of Lincoln, to arrange for the paving of the
high road running through the said town, taking care that the better sort
■who have tenements on or abutting upon the said road conrrihute thereto
in proportion to their tenements, and parishioners of churches abutting
theivon in proportion to their churchyards ; and that the poor are not
called upon to contribute anything.
Commission to R. Loveday, William Muschet, John Mowyn and Henry
de Bokesworth to deliver the gaol of Cambridge of James son of Richard
Dor, who was put in exigent after the last eyre for the death of John
Mak' of Chestreton, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. de Boylaund, Roger de Toftes, Robert de Bosco and
William de Pakenham to deliver the gaol of Norwich of Walter Scarlet,
who was put in exigent after the last eyre for the burglary of the house of
Robert de Shypedham, chaplain, and for the carrying away of books, and
has since surrendered.
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12SG.
Nov. 21.
Westmiuster.
Nov. 25.
Westminster.
Dec. .3.
Westmiuster.
Nov. 25.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Wcstmintiter.
Dec. 5.
Wcetmin.ster.
Membrase 15.
[ The entries on this roll are " Tested" by Edmund, carl of Cornwall,
the king's kinsman.^
Letters for William de Valencia, goinj^ to the kinj^ iu Gascony, uonii-
Quting Henry de Eston, clerk, his attorney for one year.
The like for : —
Thomas de Moleton the younpjcr, staying in England, nominating
Richard de Deveneys and William de Lyudeseye in Ireland for one
year.
Milo de Crues, staying in England, nominating Walter Hore iu
Ireland for one year.
William le Vavasour, going beyond seas, nominating Walter de Sutton
and Hugh de Poute Fracto until the Ascension.
Master John de Craven, going beyond seas with A. bi.-^liop of Durhnni,
nominating Wilham de Wlisphire and Peter de Dun[elmia] until
Michaelmas.
John Paynel, going on the king's affairs to the king in Gasoouy,
nominating Anger de Osberneby and Stephen Sibry for one year.
Joan de Bohun, staying in England, nominating Roger de Hamptonet
and Adam Charkmeyn in Ireland until Easter.
Master Henry de Newerk, archdeacon of Richem[und], going beyond
seas on the king's service, nominating Gaudiu de Assheby an*l
William de Kelefold for one year.
William de IJeverlaco, going to Ireland on the king's special affairs,
nominating Richard de Saham and John de Eevcrlaco until two years
after Easter.
Protection, with clause volumus, for the following going beyond seas: —
William le Vavasur until the Ascension.
Master John de Craven, going beyond seas with A. bishop of Durhani,
until Michaelmas.
Master Henry de Newerk for one year.
Hamo (le la Legh until a fortnight after Easter.
Richard de Waldegrave, going with Anthony, bishop of Durham, until
Whitsunday.
Letters for Hubertinus de Vento, burgess of Milan, of the society of
the Reltrameni de Vcnto, going beyond seas, nominating iNlaster Elisius
de Luca his attorney in England for one year.
The like for : —
John (iiffard the younger, going to Ga.scony by the king's conunand,
nominating William, prior of Chetwode and Nicholas de Rrehull
until Michaelmas.
Stephen de Malo Lacu, going to Paris for the purposes of studv,
nominating John de Malo Lacu and Adam de Osgoteby for three
years.
2012
CALENDAR OF rATENT ROLLS.
12S7.
Jan. 4.
Wostniiuster.
Jail. 21.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
12S6.
Dec. 7.
Westminster.
1287.
Feb. 8.
^Vestmiuster.
1286.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 24.
AVcstminster.
1287.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Mcmbra7ic 15 — cont.
ITufrh Pauntut", going beyond seas, nominating Ilngh son of William
(Ic Tlioresby and John son of Hugh de Almundbyry until Michael-
mas.
John de Reda, going beyond seas, nominating Stephen de Plessetis,
I)arson of the church of Smetheleye, until Michaelmas.
Nutus Fulberti, merchant of Florence, staying in England, nominating
Cambiuus son of Guy de Florencia, in Ireland for two years.
Bonus Albicii, mei'chant of Florence, going beyond seas, nominating
Grisius de Florencia for one year.
William de Hameldon, going to Ireland on the affairs of Gilbert de
Chire, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, nominating Richard de
Cristeshull and Nicholas de Hameldon for one year.
Protection, wiih clause volumus, for the following: —
Hugh de Dunolmia, gone beyond seas with A. bishop of Durham, for
one year.
Robert de Kirkeby, gone with the same.
Master Robert de Belvero, clerk, staying in Wales on the king's
service, until Michaelmas.
the younger, going to the king in Gascony, until
John Giffard
Michaelmas.
Robert de Percy, going with the bishop of Durham, until Michael-
mas.
John de Creppingg', going to Ireland, for one year.
William de Hameldon, going as above, for one year.
Writ de intendendo, for Salomon de Roff', Walter de Hopton, Richard
de Boylaund, Robert Fulconis, Master Thomas de Sud[ington], and Walter
de Stircheleye, justices appointed to go on a general eyre in the county of
Hertford.
Signification to G. bishop of Worcester of the royal assent to the
election of Robert de Rading, monk of the house of St. Mark, Billiswik by
Bristol, as master thereof, on its voidance by the cession of Thomas de
Lechelade, the patronage being in the king's hands by reason of his cus-
tody of the lands late of Anselm de Gurnay, tenant in chief.
Letters for Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, staying
by the king's command in Wales for the preservation of the peace there,
nominating Henry de Enefeld and Andrew de Kenebauton his attorneys
in England for one year.
The like for : —
Henry de Grey, going beyond seas, nominating Geoffrey de Shepeye
and Thomas le Chaumberleyn until Michaelmas.
Duncan, earl of Fyfe, going to Scotland, nominating Simon de Hegham
and William de Morton for one year.
John de Creppiug', going to Ireland on the affairs of Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, nominating Alexander de Insula
and William de Westhay for one year.
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, going beyond seas,
nominat''ng Simon de Ludgate for one year.
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1287.
Feb. 8.
Wcstuiiuster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
March 2.
We.>)tiiiin.xter,
March 5.
Westminster.
F»-]). 21.
Westminster.
I'Vb. 18.
\N ebtuiinsler.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Henry Expediti, merchant of Florence, going beyond seas, nominating
Diinicius Hubert (or one year.
\V. bi.shi){)ot' Xorwicli, going bt-yond s<'as, nominating Ralph de Eboraci-,
archdeacon of Siulbury and Hugh de Cressinghaiu fur one year.
Hugh tie Stretlcye of Metitt-mor, going to Ireland, nominating Walter
de Mentemor and Philip Spigurnel for one year.
Robert le Mareschal, going bt-yuml .seas, nominating John de Coleby
for one year.
Master Ridph de Bohun, staying at Paris, nominating Hugh Russell
for one year.
Henry, prior of St. Saviour's, Bermundcshey, going beyond seas,
nominating William de Caucheys, fellow monk, and Johnde Purley,
until one month after Easter.
John de Bohun, going beyond seas, nominating William de Shadwell
and Hugh de Wyleford for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, for the following: —
,,r.,,. 1 AT 1 * II fgoi'i?: to Irehuul on the affairs of Gilbert
William de Monekt'ton, clerk, I '' i /^ i tr^i ^ i u .l
n-,, , T . s de Clare, earl 01 Gfloucester and Hert-
Ihomas de Laueuton, j r i r
' (_ lord, tor one year.
Presentation of Henry de Wlietcleye, king's cl rk, to the prebend, lato
of ^Nicholas de Arraz, deceased, in the church of Hasting'.
Presentation of John Bacon, clerk, to the church of Middelton, in the
diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of William do
Monte Caniso of Edwardeston. By K.
Protection, with clause volumus, for the following : —
Hugh de Strctleye of Mentemor, going to Ireland with William de
Beverlaco, clerk, for one year.
William Martyn, going beyond seas with Gilbert de Clare, until the
Ascension.
William Bardolf, going beyond seas, until the morrow of the Ascension.
Arnald Murdack, goiug beyond seas with Henry de Grey, until the
morrow of the Ascension.
Letters for Arnald Muidak, nominating Robert de Ilarewedon his
attorney until the morrow of the Ascension.
The like for : —
William Bardolf, going beyond seas, nominating Richard de Kyncbnrlo
and William de Tudenliam until the morrow of Ascension.
Giles de Avenebury, going beyond seas with John de Bohun, nomi-
nating William de Shadwell and William de Wyleford for one year.
Nicholas Fermljaud, going beyond seas to the king, nominating William
(l»! I'onte and William le Cliaunceler for one year.
Denys, prior of the monastery of St. Barbe in Normandy, nominating
VNaltcr (h; Mcsodon son of Thomclinus Anglicus, and Colinus Bal-
doyni in Kngland until a year after Chri.-tmas.
Nicholas de Wcylaund, going to Gascouy, uominuting Thomas de
Hargham until .Michaelmas.
Robert de Scales, going to CJascony, nominating Roger do Eston and
Robert le Waleys until Michaelmas.
Protection, with clause volumus, \inlil a year after Mi'-haelnias, for
William de Beverlaco, clerk, going to Ireland on the king's alliiirs.
V\ rit (h intLiidendo for Roger Ihabii/uii and William Wvlher, appoiniid
at the request of Edmund, the king's brother, justiecb in e}re ol the forest
12U1
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1287. Membrane 15 — cont.
ill (Ik- county of Lancaster, lor the period since the said KcUnund has held
the said forest by grant of Henry III.
March 2. Protection, with clause volumiis, until Michaelmas, for Nicholas Ferm-
Wcstmiustcr. baud, clerk, going beyond seas to the king.
March 8. Letters for Masler Roger de Lechford, going beyond seas, nominating
Westmiuster. Nicholas le Bal his attorney for one year.
Jan. 28.
Westmiuster.
Membrane 14.
Commission to R. Loveday, Thomas de Bellhuso. William Muschet and
.John INlowyn to deliver the gaol of Cambridge of Ralph le Sumpter and
Bartholomew Matleaske who were put in exigent after the last eyre for the
death of tliree merchants unknown at Swaveshey, and have since sur-
rendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of Adam Burs, William
Barne, Henry son of John King, Geoffrey son of Robert Heylok,
Is[abella] Queynterel and Richard Grold who were put in exigent as above
for larcenies, and have since surrendered.
The like to R. Luveday, Thomas de Belhuse, William Muschet and John
Mowyn to deliver the said gaol of Ralph le Cuhirde, who was put in
exigent as above for the death of Agnes late the wife of Robert Bisshop,
and has since surrendered.
Commission to Robert Bagod to associate others with himself and enquire
touching the persons who entered the chamber, in Dublin, of Richard
Gwidiconis, Bendinus Banetti and Reyner Nicholai and their fellows, mer-
chants of Lucca, and carried away 116Z. arising from the new custom, in
their custody.
Commission to J. de Vallibus, Peter Loreng, Edmund de Wedon and
John Xeyrnuit to deliver the gaol of Eylesbury of Roger Whyting, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Bucks for larcenies,
and has since surrendered.
The like to Richard de Boyl[aund], Roger de Toftes, Robert de Bosco
and William de Pakcnham to deliver the gaol of Estderhara of Walter
Scarlet, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of
Norfolk for burglary of the house of Robert de Shipedham, chaplain,
and for books carried away, and has since surrendered.
Association of Hamo de Gatton with Stephen de Penecestre, in the room
of John de Cobham, to take an inquisition between Gilbert de Clare, earl
of Gloucester and Hertford, and John de Pecham, touching certain
trespasses against the said earl.
[Jan. 28. Tiie like of Elias de Sutton, in the room of John de Luvetot, in case of
Westmiuster.] the latter not being able to attend, with Roger de Leyc[ester] to make an
inquisition touching the advowson of the church of Woketon, between
Robert de Brangweyn and Alice his wife, and Robert de Cave and Sibyl
his wife, who have agreed to the .same before the justices of the Bench,
Membrane 13.
Jan. 20. Commission to William de Stirkeland and Robert le Engleys in the
Westm:n.ster. county of Westmoreland, to enforce the articles of the statutes made at
Winchester [Statute of Winton, 13 Edward I.J for the preservation of the
15 EDWAllT) I. 265
1287. Membrane 13 — cont.
peace, which, as It appears by the complaint of divers persons, are not
observed. This commission is issued because the justices npjKjintcd to take
assizes in divers parts of the reahn do not go every year as often as was
ordained, whereby defaults in the execution of the statute cannot be pre-
sented. The above commissioners are to receive such presentations and
otlierwise attend to the execution of the said statute until the king's return
or until further order is made touching the said justices, and they are to
certify the king, or Edmund, earl of Cornwall, supplying his place in Eng-
land, at Westminster, three wei'ks after Easter.
Writ to the sheritl'to provide juries as required.
Like commission, with coiresponding writ close to the sheriff", in the
following counties : —
John de Abernoun and William Amesas in Surrey.
Fulk Baynard, William de Gynney and Thomas de Begevill in
Norfolk.
Hamo de (iatton and Thomas de Marines in Kent.
John de Harington, Simon Basset and John le Fauconer in Leicester.
John le Lou, llalph Peverel and John de Itoseles in Northaniptou.
Theobald de Nevill and William Murd.ik in Rutland.
Robert de Haverington, John Byron and Robert de Uoland in Lan-
caster.
Thomas de Neuton, Hubert de Multon and Walter de Mulcastre in
Cumberland.
William Herun and Michael de Rye in Northumberland.
Giles de Menili, Thomas Tuchet, and William de Menill in Derby.
Ralpli de Wybington, John de Acton and Robert de Meysy in
Gloucester.
.lolin de Pabcham and Thomas de Norvvod in Bedford.
Richard de Bingham, Walter Tuke ami Gerard de Hedon in Not-
tingham.
William de StafF[ord], John GifFard and William de Mere in
Stafford.
Peter de Bosco and Richard de Havering in Dorset.
Ralph de Sancto Laudo, John Gobaud, Robert de Horbling, Thomas
de Burgham, Ranulph de Rye and John Dyne in Lincoln.
Adam de Brinton, John Banastre, Gerard de Insula and Bartholomew
d(! Erleye in Berks.
Henry de Sheldon, Thomas de Haseleye, Fulk de Lucy and Thomas
de Garsale in Warwick.
John de Clift, Henry (h; Bruilly, Richard de Willamescote and Alan
son of Roald in Oxford.
Alan le Fraunceys and Henry de Lacy in Cambridge.
William de Alba Marie, Reginald de Fcrr', and Henry de Ralegh in
Devon.
William de Brok and Roger <le Bacheford in Middlesex.
Robert Barre, Reginald de 13ello Campo and John Neirnuit in Butk-
ingham.
John de Alet, l{eginald de Bovill and John 'I'reiagu in Cornwall.
Peter de la Stnne and Peter do Escudemor in W'ilt.s.
Simon di' Wyritonia an<l Thomjus P(!veri'l of Helton in Southampton.
Ralph de Uastell and .John de Drayton in Huntingdon.
A{)ril 24. William de Echingham and Hamo Boneyt in Sussex.
VVfstmiriNtcr.
May 10. John son of Aer and William de Hndenet in Sidop.
WcHtmiiiHtcr. William de Rye and William le Vavasur in ^Ork.
2G6
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1287.
Fi>b. 14.
Westminster.
March 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 13 — cont.
William de Lainburn and Ralph do Boxstcde in Essex.
William Ate and John son ot Simon in Hertford.
[Prinfed in extenso in Ryley^s Pleadings in Parliament, pp. 451-6.]
^landate to the sheriff of Sussex to cause another knight in the county
to he selected as a substitute for Laurence Basset in the above commission
of the peace, with William de Echingham, as it appears that the said
Laurence has not sufficient hinds in the said county to enable him to live
in those parts during the execution of such an office.
The like to the sheriff of Middlesex, for a substitute for Roger de
Bachewrth who is aged and sick.
The hke to the sheriff of Southampton to cause a substitute in the room
of Thomas Peverel of iJerton, who is too infirm to serve, to be elected in
liis full county, Avitli the assent of the same and with the counsel of Simon
de Winton', heretofore appointed thereto.
Membrane 12.
March 15. Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, king's clerk, keeper of the bishopric of
Westmiuster. Salisbury, to restore the temporalities thereof to Master Henry de Bruntoft,
dean, bishop elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
John de Vallibus, going to Gascony to the king, until Midsummer.
Roberl de"" Sandercft, } S°^"« ^'^^ *^^ ^^''^ '^^^"' ^^^^^ ^^^ Ascension.
The abbot of Waltham, on his way to join the king in Gascony, until
the Ascension.
April 13.
Westminster.
April 15.
Westmiuster.
March 16.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westminster.
William de Stopham, going beyond seas with Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, until Whitsunday.
Reginald de Grey, staying in Wales on the king's service until a month
after Michaelmas.
Hamo de la Legh, going beyond seas, until Holy Trinity.
Letters for William de Bermingham, going beyond seas, nominating
Ralph de Evenfeld and Roger le Mouner his attorneys until Michaelmas.
The like for : —
Robert de Pinkeny, going to Scotland, nominating Robert de Barton,
clerk, and John de Staverton until Michaelmas.
Peter de Chavent, gone to Gascony with the king, nominating Reginald
Gobyun and William de Petito for one year.
Richard Fukeran, going beyond seas, nominating William de Brikevill
until Michaelmas.
The abbot of Westminster, going beyond seas, nominating Alexander
de Neuport and Elias de Eldinge, clerk, until Michaelmas.
Vincent, prior of St. Mary's, Teibrd, going beyond seas, nominating
Henry de Henham, his fellow monk, and Guy de Holebeche until
Michaelmas.
Reginald abbot of Waltham, on his way to join the king in Gascony,
nominating brother William de Dovor and Walter de Norton until
Midsummer.
Luke son of William, going beyond seas, nominating Laurence Duket
and William son of William son of John until Michaelmas.
15 EDWARD I.
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1'2>^7.
April I.
NVcstniiiister.
April 3.
Westminster.
April 10.
Westminster.
April 11.
WestiiiiiistiT.
April 20.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May H.
WestminstiT.
Membrane 12 — cont,
Gilbert parson of the church of Treengc, staying beyond seas, nomi-
iiatiufi; William K; Sunu'ter and Richard dc Dagenhale for one year.
Walrand de Rocheford, going to Ireland, nominating John de Berdon
for one year.
W. bishop of Emly, staying in England, nominating Walter Uncle
and Richard de Ircestre, in Ireland, until the Puritication.
Richard de Ewell, going beyond seas, nominating William de Gysors
until Michaelmas.
Hngh le Despenser, going beyond seas, nominating Richard de
Lughteburgh and Roger de Byterwyk until Michaelmas.
William de Stophara, going beyond seas, nominating Alan de Roff' until
Michaelmas.
Walter de Windis', going beyond seas by the king's command, nomi-
nating Richard de Sutton until All Saints.
William, minister of the house of the brethren of the order of Holy
Trinity, Eston, and of the house of St. Mary Magdalene, by
Hertford, going beyond seas, nominating brother William de
Porcestre and Richard de Chisingbyry, clerk, until Midsumtner.
Thomas VValc, going beyond seas, nominating John le Marschall of
Essheby and Robert Russell until Michaehnas.
Ralph de Sancto Mauro, going beyond seas, nominating Peter Child
and Stephen Burell for one year.
Master Thomas de Hedon, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Aymunderbury and Thomas de Shardeburgh until All Saints.
John de Wytham, chaplain, staying beyond seas with the king, nomi-
nating Peter de Dytton until Easter.
Ralph de Shepee, staying in England, nominating Robert Corby and
Robert Malori, in Ireland, for two years.
William de Moneketon, going to Ireland, nominating Hugh de Moue-
keton and Henry de Neuburgh for one year.
Ai)ril 7. The prior and convent of Derley, sending news by Simon de Derby,
Wotmi lister, .^acristan, and Robert de Melburn, canon there, of the death of Henry de
Keccheleston, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
A|)ri
Wetttmi
April
Wi-slmi
1 7. Safe-conduct until Holy Trinity for Master William le Paneter, sending
inster. men to Gascony with a ship laden with oats.
18. Protection, with clause volumus, for: —
Mster. Hugh de Turbevill engaged by the king's command in the munition of
the castle of Bere in Wales until All Saints.
Robert de Staundon, serving the ofHce of sheriff in the county of
Meroynuith in Wales, until All Saints.
William de Lcyburn, engaged by the king's command in the munition
of the castle of Cruk' in Wales, until All Saints.
William, minister of the; hou,se of the brethren of the order of Holy
Trinity, Eston, and of their hou.si! of St. Mary Magdalene, by
Hertford, going beyond seas, until Midsummer.
Safe-conduct, until St. Peter ad Vincula, for Raymoml de Sancto
('lementc, merchant of Gascony, trading.
Protection, with clause volumus, tuitil a fortnight aft<?r Midsummer,
for Walter do Windesore, going beyond seas by the king's command.
268
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S7.
April 22.
Wcbtiuiiitter.
April 20.
Westuiiustor.
April 22.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
Membrane 12 — cont.
Pardon to Edmund, oar! of Cornwall, the king's kinsman, for taking,
14 Edward I., 4 stags, 12 bucks, 2 docs, one sore stag {zhourum), and three
sori' bucks in the forests of Windesor, Beruewod, Shottovre, Whitlewod
and the wood of Kuwealiz, within the bounds of the forest of Shottovre.
Writ dc intendeudo for William de Sahain, Roger Loveday and John de
Metingham, justices appointed to go ou a general eyre in the county of
Gloucester.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Henry de Appelby, going beyond seas, until Michaelmas.
Robert Segry, staying beyond seas Avith the king, until Michaelmas.
Ralph Pypard, sta)ing in England, for one year.
Master William de la Cornere, staying beyond seas with the king,
until a fortnight after Midsummer.
Master Geoffrey de Haspald, staying beyond seas with the king, until
Christmas.
James de Byrun, going to the Holy Land, until three years after
Michaelmas.
John de Wytham, chaplain, staying beyond seas with the king, until
Easter.
Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, staying beyond seas with the king,
until Michaelmas.
Edmund, the king's brother, staying beyond seas with the king, until
Michaelmas.
Master William de Luda, dean of St. Martin's le Grand, London, stay-
ing as above until Christmas.
Membrane 11.
May 6. Letters for W^ alter, prior of Lantony by Gloucester, staying in England,
Westminster, nominating GeofTrey de Se"\'enhampton and Richard de Stokes his attorneys
in Ireland.
Signification to R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of William de Aslop, canon of St. Mary's, Derleye, to be
abbot.
Signification to Thomas, bishop elect of Meath, of the royal assent to
the election of Angelicus, canon of St. Mary's, Kenles, to be abbot.
Power to the justiciary of Ireland to restore the temporalities to the said
Angelicus.
May 11. Protection, with clause volntnns until Martilmas, for Hugh le Despenser,
Westminster, gone beyond seas to the king.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond Trent, to restore
the tempoi'alities to the above William de Aslop, abbot elect of Derley.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Protection, with clause vohimus, for : —
William de Oddingeseles, staying in Ireland, until ChriRtmas.
May 2S. Ralph le Botyler of Vern' [Werington], staying in Wales by the king's
Westminster. command, until Christmas.
June 14. Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, staying beyond seas with the king,
Westminster. for one year.
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1287.
July 3.
Westiniaster.
May 10.
Wt'stuiinster.
April 3.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
June 28.
^\'e8tminste^.
June 20.
W^estminstcr.
July 2.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 11 — cont.
Simple protection for one year in Ireland, for Master John do Sancto
Audouuuo, canou of Lichliekl, atteudiiut on the king's service in Kuglaiui.
Safe-conduct, until the A.s.sumption, for the merchants of Iloyland, who
have a day <j;iven tiiein, to wit, the fun.st of St. Petor ad Viticula, to app<'ar
before the council at Yarmouth touching divers complaints as to rohberies
and trespasses committed against them by the merchants of England, so
that justice may be linally done on both sides.
Association of Richard de Roylaund and WaUer de Stirch' with William
de Saham, Roger Luvcday, and John de Metinghauj as justices in eyre in
the county of Gloucester.
Grant to Ela, countess of Warwick, the king's kinswoman, of 50/.
yearly at the Exchequer for life in exchange for her manor of Dimmock.
Protection, with clause volnmns until a month after Michaelma«, for
Philip de Colevill, stivying with Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, in Wales for the preservation of the peace.
Letters for Richard Knut, going to Scotland, nominating Ralph de
Appelby and William de Bolteby his attorneys in England until Christmas.
The like for : —
William de Chamhernoun, going beyond seas, nominating Walter Hay
and John Gervays until Michaelmas.
Agnes de Valencia, staying in England, nominating William de Burn'
and Thomas de Baunton in Ireland for two years.
Joan lute the wife of John de Sutton, staying in England, nominating
Ralph de Sutton and Adam de Breton for one year.
Elias, abbot of Deulacres, going to his Cistercian chapter, nominating
Adam de Bettelcy, fellow monk, and Alan de Rossalc until
Martilmas.
Tedysius Maloccllus of Genoa, canon of Lichfield, going beyond seas,
nominating Andrew de Janua and John Oliveri of Cremona for two
years.
Robert de Sancto Michaele, staying in the Bench at Westminster to
pursue his studies, nominating Adam Cluthyn, clerk, in Ireland for
cue year.
Beatrice wife of John de Barry, staying in England, nominating Adam
son of Aflam le Ken and John de Sumersete in Ireland for one year.
Richard le Flemang, going to Ireland on the king's service, nominating
Robert de Stokheye and Walter de Wyk' for one year.
Grant, for life, to Matthew son of John of the following manors, etc.,
with writ dc inteuflcndo directed to the tenants : —
Manor of Porstok.
Mandate in pursuance to Kichard dc Bosco ; and there is a writ close.
Manor of Bansted.
Mandate in pursuance by writ close to Gregory de Rokesle.
Manor of Lungeford.
The like mandate to the shcrifT of Wilts.
Manors of Estwode and La Neylaunde.
The lik" mandate to the sh<MMfF of Essex.
Manor of (Jeytington.
The like; mandate to the .sheriff of Northampton.
City of Winchester.
The like mandate to the sluMifT of Southampton.
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270
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
3^287. Membrane 11 — cont.
20/. yearly due to the Exchequer from Hugh le Despenser for the
farm of Wycumb.
30/. yearly due from (he abbot of Cirencestro for the farm of
Cireucestre.
May 17. The cnstle and manor of Devises, rendering 40/. yearly to the Ex-
Westminster, chequer, also the county of Devon and the castle of Exeter,
rendering 25/. 2*. lOrf. blanc, of the remainder of the farm of the
county after the granting of the lands, and 100 marks of the farm
for the profits of the said county, and answering for other farms
and dues as other sheriffs have usually done.
May 19. Writ de intendendo for Hamo Box of London, attorney, appointed by
Westminster. Richard Guydichionis, merchant of Lucca, of the society of the Ricardi of
Lucca, and himself the attorney of Matthew de Coluinbariis, the king's
butler, to collect the king's prises of wine and gauges (prisas Regis de
vinis et gaugetis) at Le Hul for the present year.
The sub-prior and convent of LufFeld, sending news by Richard de Sul-
veston, monk of Luff eld, of the cession of Adam de Heured, late prior, have
letters of licence to elect.
Grant, for life, to Matthew son of John, Iniglit, of the castle and manor
of Devises, in like manner as Ralph de Sandwyco held the same, except that
he shall render to the exchequer 40/. yearly. Also grant of the county of
Devon and of the castle of Exeter on the same terms as above.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the castle and manor of
Devises.
Letters for Philip de la Rokele, going to Ireland, nominating William son
of Baldwin and John de Mulsham his attorneys for one year.
The like for :—
Master Robert de Skartheburgh, dean of St. Peter's, York, nominating
Robert Hughtered of Skardeburgh and Ralph de Folkardeby for
one year.
Agnes de Valencia, staying in England, nominating Robert de Grenehull
and John Lillum in Ireland for two years.
May 28. Commission to Henry de Shotesbrok, Peter del Escane, Robert de
Westminster. Vernun and Thomas le Rus to view the castle and manor of Devises and
the park there, and the forests of Chipenham and Melkesham, and then to
certify the king of the state in which Ralph de Sandwyco, late constable of
the said castle, left the same, and Matthew son of John received them.
July 3. In like manner John de Wotton, Robert de Vernun, Peter de Skidemore
Westminster, and Richard Pigge have been appointed to view the same.
May 26.
Westminster.
May 17.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
Aug. 30.
Westminster,
Membrane 10.
May 18. Commission to John de Metingham and Thomas de Belhus, on complaint
Westminster, by the men of the borough of Huntingdon that the water of the great river
{aqua magne riparie) between the said borough and the town of St. Ives is
so diminished by reason of watercourses therefrom and obstructions in the
said stream, that ships and boats laden with merchandise can no longer pass
as they were wont, to view the same, and return their inquisition against the
next parliament at Michaelmas with this wiit. By the earl and council.
15 EDWARD I. 271
2287. Membrane 10 — cont.
Commission to R. Liivoil[}iy], William Muschct, John Russol and Henry
(lu Hokeswnh to di-liver the gaol of Cambridg*' of John Aldus and John le
Neuman, who were put in exigi-nt after the last eyre for larcenies, and
have since surrendered.
[May J 8. 'J'he like to Walter de Stirch[eslo] to enquire touching the persons wlio
WestminsttT.] hunted in the park of the csirl of Cornwall of I'^lyterys in Okham, co. Rutland,
and carrieil away deer, so that the same may be attached to appear beloro
the king eight days after Midsummer.
Meubrase 9.
June 6, The prior and convent of Insula of the order of St. Augustin, in the
WestnuDster. diocese of Lismore, Irelan<l, sending news by Gilbert de Insula, monk
there, of the cession of Peter de Insula, late abbot, have letters of licence to
elect.
June 13. Presentation of John de Bercham to the church of Fakenham Hespes', in
Westminster, the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lauds and heir of William Comyn, tenant in chief.
.Tune 18. Significiition to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election of
Westminster. Richard de Sulveston, monk of Lutleld, to be prior.
The sub-prior and convent of Chyrebury sending news by brother
William Purcel of the death of Geoffrey, late prior, have letters of licence
to elect.
The sub-pi-ior and convent of Luffcld, sending news by brother William
de Brackelegh of the resignation of Richard de Sulveston, lately elected
prior, have letters of licence to elect.
June 30. Appointment of Henry de Dunolmia, clerk, to the custody, during pleasure,
Westminster, of the hospital of St. Giles without London, founded by the king's ancestors,
lately recovered against the commonalty of the city of Lotidon, by judgment
before tlie king ; the brethren and sisters to be maintained out of the issues.
Presentatioii of James do Ispannia to the church of Aldech, in the diocese
of Lincoln, void by the death of Master Adam de Fileby, late parson there,
and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the hospital of
St. Leonard'.s, York.
July 6. Signification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Westminster, of John de Ilouton, monk of Lulfeld, to be prior.
June 24. Protection, with clause volumus, for the following going to Wales on the
Westminster, kinjj's service : —
Until
Michaelmas.
Humphrey de Rohun, earl of Hereford and Essex
Rarthoh)mew de Knefeld . - . .
Ralph de Tony - - - - - )
.lohn Le Strange .....
Gilbert <Ie Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for Ma.ster Robert de Dorsetc,
going as Hbovc.
Protection with clause volumus, for the following going to Wales on the
king's .service : —
John son of Reginald - - - - "I Until
Alan Plokenet - - - - - J Michaelmas.
John 'J'regoz, until a fortnight after Michaelmas.
272
CALENDAll OF PATENT ROLLS.
1287.
July 2.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 16.
Gloucester.
Until
Michaelmas.
Until a fort-
night after
Michaelmas.
Until
Michaelmas.
Membrane 9 — cont.
Richard de Ewell, f^oint; with the carl of Hereford, until Michaelmas.
Tlionias de Molotoii of Iloyljiiid, \iiitil a month iiftcr Michaelmas.
'J'lu' said Thomas for one year in Iri'land.
Waller de Pedwardin, going with Edmund, carl of ^
Cornwall ------
An.sclm de Gyse, going with John de Warrcnna, earl of
Surrey ------
Roger dc Mortuo Mari . _ . .
John de Hastinges - - - - -
Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of Eng-
land -.-.-.
Ralph de Gorges - . . . .
Hugh Poynz ------
Robert son of Nigel, going with Richard son of John
Richard son of Jolin, going with the earl of Surrey
Walter de Huntercumbe, going with the earl of
Cornwall -----
Simon Basset, going with the earl of Surrey -
John Huse, gone with John Le Strange - - 1
Thomas Boterel, gone with the said John - - J
Richard Curson, gone with the earl of Surrey, until a fortnight after
Michaelmas.
John Lovel of Snotescumbe -
Robert de Escales -----
Henry de Urtiaco, gone with Roger Le Strange
Roger le By got, earl of Norfolk and marshal of Eng-
land ------
William de Hauvill, prior of the Hospital of St. John
of Jerusalem -----
Reginald de Monte Caniso, going with Henry de Grey
Henry de Grey -----
Nicholas de Wokindon, going with the same -
William de Hauville, the above prior - - - \
Henry de Preers, going with Philip Burnel -
Nicholas de la Hose 1 going with the earl of Glou-
John le Bygod J cester
John Lovel ------
Robert Luterel -----
Robert de Chaundos -----
Adam Gurdun -----
Adam de Hotot -----
Geoffrey de CanvuU -----
Brian de Brompton -----
Geoffrey de Caunvull, until Christmas.
William le Botyller of Werington, until Michaelmas.
Roger de Moeles, until fifteen days after Michaelmas.
Henry leBotiller "l ^j^^ ^.,^j^^ j^ -g^^ju^^ /|
John de Leic J ^^ I
John le Briton, going with the prior of the Hospital f Michaelmas.
Until
Michaelmas.
Until
of St. John of Jerusalem
Geoffrey de Shepe, going with Henry de Grey
Henry Huse - - - - -
John Giffard the younger - - -
Thomas de Sancto Andrea - - -
Ernald de Argenteym - . _
John de Hodeleston - - - -
Until a fort-
night after
Michaelmas.
15 EDWARD I.
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1287.
July 17.
Gloucester.
July 20.
Ikreford.
July 22.
IltTfford.
Until a fort-
night aitvr
Michaelmas.
Membrane 9 — cont.
Hu»h de Au(litholcn;h . . . -
The prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jorusalem
in England - -
Peter de Brumton ...
William de Kye ...
I?alph Basset of Drayton . . . -
Saer de Huntingfeld - - - - -
Henry Tyeys . . . . .
John de Heddesor . - . . .
Ralph son of William de Grimthorp - - -
Nieholas de Alditheleve . - . -
Xorman de Arey . . . - .
Robert de Bold, going with William le Botiler, until Michaelmas.
T>i T 1 >T . n • r Vntil fifteen
rhilip de Monte Gomeri
Ranulph F'olejaumbe
Hugh de Sancto Philiberto, gone with Edmimd, earl "T
of Cornwall - - - - - |
Thomas son of Reginald de Pridias, gone with Odo
le Arcediakne . . . . .
Thomas le Charrer "^
Laurence Basset I gon« ^'i^li Edmund, earl of
Laurence de Sandwico [ Cornwall
Arnald Murdak J
Hugh de Hynton, going with Adam de Nortoft, until Michaelmas.
'i'homas de Saunford, going with Ral[)h de Tauy until a fortnight after
Michaelmas.
John de Badeham, going with the earl of Norfolk
Ranulph de Xevill . . . .
Gilbert de Gaunt - . - .
Ralph Basset, going with the earl of Surrey -
John de Steyngreve - - - -
Nicholas Charterey - - - -
Nicholas Baro of Stafford
John de Novo Burgo ...
Thomas de Pyn ....
'I'homas de London ....
John de Wylel»y, going with Arnald Murdak
Peter de Xuttel "I . •*! t> i i i xt -n
John de Wyvill j-°'°» '''^^' ^"""^I'^ '^^ ^^^^"
Nicholas de Auddedeleye
William son of Owen, gone with Reginald de Grey
John de Sotebrok
Simon 8on of Ivo de Walcpol
John Baret
days after
Michaelmas.
Until
Michaelmas.
Until a fort-
night after
Michaelmas.
}
Until
Michaelmas.
Until a fort-
night after
Michaelmas,
Koing with the earl of
Norfolk
}
Until
Michaelmas.
Membranr 8.
Jime 20.
Commission de iift/lii.s, fnxsnfis, ^r., to William de Carleton and
William de Candflesby, in Hohind and Mershland.
Commission to W. de Hopt[onJ, R. de Sandwyco and («. de Sandwico
to deliver Newegate gaol of Roger son of SU-phen le King of Mondeii, who
was put in (•.\ig«'nt alter the la.st eyre in the county of Hertford for robbery
of John de la Rte, and has since surrendered.
660N.
274
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 9Q»7 Membrane 7.
June 2t. Letters for Humphroy de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, going to
Westminster. Wales on the king's service, nominating Andrew dv Kynebauton and Henry
de Enefeld his attorneys until Michaelmas.
The like for:—
Thomas de Multonof Hoyland, going to Wales, nominating Ranulph de
Botele and William de Barton in Ireland for one year.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 23,
Hereford.
July 24.
Hereford.
gone with the
earl of Nor-
folk
Until
Michaelmas.
William dc Hauvill, prior of the' Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, going to Wales, nominating brother Nicholas de Chilbelton
and Master William Beauzau until Michaelmas.
Protection, with clause volumus, for the following, gone on the king's
service into Wales ; —
Henry de Tudeham -
Saer de Ramesey
John le Buteler
Richard le Keu
John de Muse
G-eoffrey le Buteler -
John Bluet -
John de Frating
Ralph Baret
John de Sotebrok
Robert Pynnote of Capel
Hugh de Curtenaye -----
Richard de Whitacre, gone with Ralph Basset of
Drayton -----
William Bruselon, going with Bogo de Knovill
Vitalis de GrrafPham, going with John Engayne
Peter de Malo Lacu -----
Robert de Panes - . . . .
Elias le Messager -----
William le Poer . . - . .
John le Husser, going with Edmund, earl of Cornwall
Baldwin de Frevyle -----
Milo Pychard, going with Ralph de Tony
Robert de Tateshale, Adam de Kaylly, Roger de^
Brom, William, parson of tlie church of Hedersete,
John la Veyle, Robert de Curzoun, John de Tib-
bam, Master Andrew le Keu, Henry Page, William
Talemache, William de Birchehey - - -
Hugh de Tateshale, going with Robert de Tateshale -
Robert de Tateshale and John le Norreys
John de Evereus ......
Ralph de Rocheford -----
John de Potho - _ _ . .
Simon de Seyham - - -
Walter Morice, clerk, going with Edmund de Mortuo
Mari --..-.
William de Alta Rypa _ - - .
Nicliolas Peysun, going with Edmund, earl of Cornwall
Peter de Huntingfeld - - - -
William Deverus - . _ - -
Brian son of Alan . - - - .
Philip de Kyme
Robert de Kyrketon - - - . -
Until a fort-
night after
Michaelmas.
Until
Michaelmas.
Until a fort-
night after
Michaelmas.
I
15 EDWARD I.
275
1287.
July 24.
Hereford.
Jiilv .30.
Hereford.
Aug. 24.
Gloucester.
June 21.
Westminster.
Sept. 8.
Westminster.
Sept. 12.
Oct. 4.
Westminster.
Until a fort-
night after
Michaelmas.
Membrane 7 — cont.
Robert de la Chaumbre, until Michaelmas.
William de PuncharJun, gone with Hugh de Curtenay
John de Gurney - - . . .
William le Armerer of Hereford - - - i
Henry de Solers, gone with .John GifFard - - /
William Haste, parson of the church of Stanford
William son of Warin de Monte Caniso
The prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England until
Michaelmas.
William de Derneford of Derhurst, gone with the -
earl of Gloucester -----
John de Bosco, gone with the earl of Cornwall
John de la Mare - - . . .
John Paynell, gone with John de Hasting'
Richard de Harecurt, gone with the earl of Cornwall -
John de Hasting'
Until a fort-
» night after
Michaelmas.
Walter Paveley, gone with John GiflTard
Roger de Mumbray - . - -
Roger de Monte Alto
Ralph de Thony, staying in Wales, until Christmas.
June 27.
WestmiDster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 3.
July 20.
Hereford.
Membrane 6.
Mandate to the knights, freeholders and others of the county of Kent, to
come with horses and arms, whenever summoned by Stephen de Penecestre,
who has been appointed constable of the castle of Dover, and warden of the
Cinque Ports, for the custody of the same and the security of the peace.
The like to the tenants of the rapes of Hastinges and Pevencse.
Letters for Richard de Nevill, going beyond seas, nominating Robert de
Ne\nll and William de Bello Canipo his attorneys for two years.
The like for :—
Peter, prior of Lenton, going beyond seas, nominating Walter de
Rolyne and John Grullet until All Saints.
Geoffrey Beauney, going to Ireland, nominating Peter de Lussinghain
and John le Fraunkeleyn for two years.
Master Thomas de Sutton, going beyond seas for the jiurposcs of
study, nominating Hugh de Normanton and Thomas de Botlesford
for two years.
Thomas de Feleby, going beyond seas, nominating Master Robert d.^
Fyleby for one year.
The abbot of Rewley {Regrtlis Loci), Oxford, going to his general
Cist(!rcian chapter, nominating brothers Henry de Dtrnclord and
Rolwrt de Shotteswell until the Purification.
John de Hasting', staying in England, nominating Richard de DufTeld
and Ralph Ru.s.scll in Inland for two years.
Od(j, prior of St. Andrew's, Noi thniupton, going beyond sra-s, nomina-
ting John do Veruey and William son of Philip le Muner until
Martilmas.
R 2
27G
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S7.
Juh- 27.
Hereford.
Au":. 8.
Gloucester.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 16.
Gloucester.
June 18.
Westminster.
July 16.
Gloucester.
June 26.
Westminster.
July 21.
Hereford.
Aug. 10.
Gloucester.
Sept. 2.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
3rembrauc 6 — cont.
Peter de Genevill iind Joan his wife, staying in Ireland, nominating
Richard de Momele and Robert son of Richard de Moinele for three
years.
Roger Haspal, going beyond seas, nominating Richard de Nevill,
chaplain, and Hugh de Jernemuta until All Saints.
Writ of aid for John de Haspale, Ralph de Cropping, Roger de
Bikkeiwik and Robert de Bray, executors of the will of Master Geoffrey
de Haspale, appointed by the king on account of the said Geoffrey's debts
to the king, to collect and keep his property until a fortnight after Michael-
mas, when, after satisfaction of the said debts, they are to apply the re-
mainder to the execution of the will.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to restore
the temporalities of Luffeld to John de Houton, monk thereof, elected prior.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Signification to R. bishop of Hereford, of the royal assent to the election
of Adam de Hopton, canon of Chirbiry, to be prior.
Commission de uialliis, fossatis, S)-c. to John de Lovetot and William de
Lamburn, for the sea-coast and bank of the Thames, and parts adjacent in
the county of Essex.
Writ de intendendo for Thomas de Insula, substitute of Stephen de
Penecestre appointed to the custody, during pleasure, of the port of Dover.
Licence for the election of an abbess of Kilcleeheen (de Bello Portu
beate Marie), near Waterford, in the diocese of Ossory, on petition presented
by John de Benteleye, bringing news of the death of Desiderata le Poher,
late abbess.
Power to the justiciary, to restore the temporalities to the person elected.
Mandate to Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to restore the
temporalities of Churebyry to Adam de Hopton, canon there, elected
prior.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, staying beyond seas with the king,
for one year.
Simon de GrenhuU, going to Ireland, for two years.
John de Luvetot, gone beyond seas by the king's command, until
Martilmas.
Simple protection for: —
Richard de Croupes, now in Wales on the king's affairs, for one year.
Masttr Robert de Belvero, staying in Wales on the king's service for
one year.
Membrane 5.
Association of John de Lovetot, with the keeper and sheriffs of London,
to examine, hear and determine a cause of dower in the hustings between
Margaret, late the wife of Laurence de Sancto Michaele, plaintiff, and
Stephen de Asshewy, deforciant.
Commission to William de Middelton and William de Carleton to hear
the complaints between the merchants of England and of Hoyland, which
the king appointed to be heard at Yaimouth on St, Peter ad Vincula.
16 EDWARD I. 277
1287. Membrane 5 — cont.
Commission to Walter de Ilelioii, Richanl dt- la Kyvt;ri', Ro«;er de
Lokiiitone and Richard de la More to deliver the <^aol of Gloucester of
Bruning le Ileyward, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the
county of Gloucester for the death of two men unknown at Hameswell, and
has since surrendf red.
The like, to Ralph tie Sandwico, W. do Stirch[esle], and G. de Rokcsle,
to deliver Neu<iate f^aol of .Juliana de Gypeswyco, who was put in exigent
after the last eyre in the county of Hertford for a trespass against the
king's peace, and has since surrendered.
Membrane 4.
Sept. 8. Letters for the abbot of Fountains, jroing beyond seas, nominating
Westminster. Thomas de Appilton and Richard de Pykehale his attorneys until Martilmas.
The like for : —
John de Sancto Johanne, gone beyond seas with tlu' king, nominating
Thomas de Basing, clerk, until tlu' Rurilication.
Sept. 2G. Amicia, late the wife of John de Cormayles, going on pilgriniaije to
Westminster. Pontigny, nominating John de Parys and Tliomas de Clutton for
one year.
Rlatihla de Clare, countess of Gloucester, staying in England, nomina-
ting William de Inchynghefeld and Thomas Dunfert for two vears.
Oct. 8. Robert de Brus, earl of Carrik, staying in Scotland, nominating John
Westminster. de llatfeld and Michael de Bodechell for one year.
Oct. lo. Walter de Wymb', precentor of the church of St. Patrick, Dublin,
Westminster. staying in England on the king's service, nominating Nicholas de
Chiltham in Ireland for three years.
Oct. 17. John Passelewe, staying in England, nominating Hugh de Streyle and
Westminster. Robert de R}plingham in Ireland for one year.
Oct. 18. Agnes de Ve.scy, staying in England, nominating Hugh de Stretleye
Westminster. and Robert Hod in Ireland for two years.
Sept. 8. The sub-prior and convent of Frithelistok, sending news by Alexander
Westminster, de Thoritou, canon thereof, of the death of Thomas Leaute, late i)rior,
have letters of licence to elect.
Oct. 18. Letters for Hugh de Stretleye of Mentemor, going to Ireland, nomina-
Westminster. ting Walter de Mentemor and Philip Spriguinel his attorneys for one year-
The like for : —
Robert Segre, going l)eyond seas on the king's service, nominating
Henry le Acatur and Walter de la Chaumbre until Whitsunday.
Sept. 17. Promi.se to Roger le Bygot, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, that
Westminster, nothing done by him or his men at the behest of Eduuind, earl of Cornwall,
in the suppression of the n-bt-llioii of Roes son of Mercduc, in Wah's, shall
be to the prejudice of his marshalcy.
Sept. 15. Protection, with clau.se voltimus, foi' : —
Westminster. AVilliam de la Hayc, clerk, going beyond seas, for one year.
Sept. 20. William de Valencia, staying beyond seas on the king's service, foi
Westminster. one year.
Si'pt. 2.'}. John de Iledtlisliourt', going be)oiid seas as the king's niesst'ngev
Westminster. until a lortnighl alter St. Hilary.
278
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westmiuster.
Sept. 25.
^^''estminste^.
Oct. 17.
Westmiuster.
1287. Membrane 4 — cont.
Oct. 15. Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, engaged beyond seas with the king,
NVost minster. until Michaelmas.
Nicholas son of Walter Chiltenham, going to Ireland on the king's
service, for two years.
Robert Segre, going beyond seas on the king's service, until Whitsun-
day.
Safe-conduct for Roger Erneburgh, citizen and merchant of Lincoln,
going with wool and other merchandise to Flanders and Brabant.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
John de Bruges, staying beyond seas with the king, until Easter.
Edmund, the king's brother, staying beyond seas with the king, until
Easter.
Hugh de Stredley, going to Ireland, for one year.
Master Henry de Newerk, archdeacon of Richemund, going beyond
seas on the king's service, for one year.
Presentation of Robert de Brundish to the church of Hintlesham, in the
diocese of Norwich. The earl of Cornwall sent a mandate by his letter.
Writ de intendendo directed to the good men of Hull, and all merchants
going there for trade, for Hamo Box, citizen of London, attorney of
Richard Guydich[ionis], merchant of Lucca, of the society of the Ricardi
of Lucca, himself the attorney of Matthew de Columbariis, the king's butler,
appointed to receive the prises of wines at Hull, and to exercise the office
of gauger of wines there, until Michaelmas.
Letters for Master John Clarell, going beyond seas, nominating William
Jurdan of TykehuU and John de Doncastre his attorneys for one year.
The like for: —
Geoffrey, abbot of St, Evroul, staying beyond seas, nominating Thomas
de Holton and William de Napton for three years.
William, prior of De la Grave of the order of Font Evraud, going
beyond seas, nominating Richard de Norton and John de Acleburgh
until Easter.
Master Reginald de Sancto Albano, gone beyond seas, nominating
John de Westwik and John de Brome for two years.
John de Seagrave, going to Ireland, nominating Thomas de Nevill
and Roger le Brun for one year.
William de Hauvile, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, going beyond seas, nominating brothers Henry Blundel
and William de Hampton for one year.
Master John Spileman, of Roddeberue, gone to Paris for the purpose
of study, nominating Robert Mael and John Spark for three years.
Gilbert de Appletrefeld, staying in England, nominating John Pe of
Lever and Henry Attehall until Michaelmas.
Signification to P. bishop of Exeter of the royal assent to the election of
Robert de Oxonia, canon of Frithestok, to be prior.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
William de Camera, going beyond seas, for one year.
Hugh de Turbervill, going to Wales to fortify the king's castle of
Bere, for one year.
John de Sudleye, going to Wales by the king's command, until
Whitsunday.
Oct. 20.
Westminster,
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
'NN'estuiiuster.
Nov. 5.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
15 EDWARD I.
279
1287. Membrane 4 — cont.
William de Hcnle, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in
England, going to Bordi-aux to the king, until Easter.
Nov. 8. Master Bonettus de Saneto Quiutino, engaged beyond seas with the
Westminster. king, until Easter.
Nov. 12. Ralph de Touny, staying in Wales on the king's service, until
Westminster. Easter.
Nov. 10. John de Haveringgc, going beyond seas on the king's service, until
Westminster. Easter.
Nov. G. John de Manecestre, going beyond seas on the king's service, uutil
Westminster. Easter.
Nov. 13. John Le Strange, going to Gascony on the king's service, for one
Westminster. year.
Membrane 3.
Sept. 22. Commission to W. de Hopton and Roger de Bacheswortli to deliver the
Westminster, gaol of Westminster of John de Padinton, who was put in exigent after the
last eyre in the county of Hertford for the death of Ingoldus de Stiveuache,
and has since surrendered.
The like to J. de Luvetot, John le Breton and Roger Banyard to deliver
the gaol of Colecestre of Roger le Parker, who was put in exigent after the
last eyre in the county of Hertford for the death of William le Provost of
Mesdon, and has since surrendered.
Oct. 10. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Wyther and Roger
Westminster. Brabazun at the instance of Edmund, the king's brother, touching trespasses
in the said Edmund's parks and chaces in the counties of Derby and
Stafford.
Oct. 12. Commission to Richard de Boylond and William de Pakeham, on corn-
Westminster, plaint by the mayor and bailiff's of Dunwich, to enquire touching the
contempt committed by the following sailors of Dunwich, to wit, Robert
Sparewe, Uobert le Poer, John Joce, John le Barewer, Geoffrey Codun,
Edmund Codun, Geoffrey Fyket, Richard Morebred, Robert de Eyse,
William de Sulhvvalde, William le OHicial, John le Pauiner, William
Totepeny, Geoffrey Blackat, John Fike, William de la More, William
Belamy, Valentius Richeman, Richard Ille, Nicholas Honeman and Andrew
Terry, in entering into a conspiracy whereby thev have taken their oaths not
to permit the court of the said mayor and bailiffs to be held, the king's
dues from themselves to be levied, or the execution of the king's writs and
judgments of the king's court to be carried out ; in levying to their own
use fines imposed upon the burgesses by Salomon de Hoff' and his fellows,
justices last in eyre in the county of Suffolk, and in not permitting the
peace there to be kept by the said mayor and bailiffs. And all persons
found guilty are to be put to gaol by the sheriff, to appear before the
king a fortnight after Martilmas.
Mem BRAN E 2.
Oct. 32 («ic). Grant and warranty by the king and queen for life to Matthew .son ui
WcHtmiustur. John, — in exchange for his recognition in the king's court of the king's
right to the town and castle of Devizes, and the manors of Rudcs, Erlestok
and Hakeleston, co. Wilts, the manors of Stok' in Hammes, Ylampton,
280
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
\2S7 . Membrane 2 — cont.
Iloc'fonl, La Stuvto and Pywoitlii, co. Devon, and the manors of Warhlin-
ton and llunton, co. Sonlliumplon, — of the said town, castle and manors
with their appnrtenances, except the advowson of the church of Rudes,
renderiiiii; yearly 40/. ; also <jrant to the same Mattlunv, in accordance with
a fine made between the kin<; and the said Matthew, that the manors of
Piworthy and La Sturte, and a third part of the manor of llocford, co.
Devon, and the manors of Warblinton and Iliinton, co. Sonthainpton, wliich
Margaret, late the wife of John son of .Matthew holds in dower, shall
remain for life to the said INIatthew in the event of the said Margaret dying
before him ; also grant to the same that the manor of Ilakeleston, co Wilts,
and the manor of Iwelegh, co. Gloucester, which Walter Beck and Joan
his wife holds as the free marriage of the said Joan, shall remain to the said
Matthew likewise.
Release by the said Matthew to the king of all right to the above
manors of Stok in Hammes, Ylampton, Hocford, la Sterte and Pyworthy,
CO. Devon, and Erlestok, co. Wilts ; and grant that the manors of Pyworthy
and la Steite, the third part of the manor of Hocford, co. Devon, the manors
of Warblinton and Hunton, co. Southampton, and Hakeleston, co. Wilts,
and Iwelcfih, co. Gloucester, shall remain to the king on the death of the
present tenants.
Grant for life to the said Matthew of the forests of Melkyhsam and
Chipeuham, with all their appurtenances as of the castle of Devises, saving
venison and the royal dignity therein. Also appointment of the same to
the custody, for life, of the castle of Exeter and the county of Devon,
answering to the Exchequer in the usual way.
At the king's mandate by Avrits of the Great and Privy Seal which are
lodged with the Treasurer in the Exchequer.
Nov. 6. Letters for John de Suthlegh, going beyond seas, nominating Nicholas le
Westminster. Archer and Robert de la Grene his attorneys until Whitsunday.
The like for :—
Nicholas, prior of Lanthony Prima in Wales, staying in England,
nominating brother Alexander de Gloucester and Ithael Cadevill
in Ireland for three years.
Deoteytus Guillelmi, going beyond seas, nominating Guylot Bona-
venture for two years.
Nov. 6. Master John de Luco, canon of St. Paul's, London, gone beyond
Westminster. seas, nominating Elias de Ayllesbiry, until Midsummer.
Nov. 12. Lucia, late the wife of Guy son and heir of Almaric de Sancto
Westminster. Amando, nominating William de Strongeford and John son of Walter
de Wrocwardin to sue and take seisin of her dower in Ireland, with
mandate in pursuance to S. archbishoji of Tuam, justiciary of Ireland.
Roger de Lodelawe, parson of the church of Charlegrave, going beyond
seas, nominating Robert de Buclington and Richard de Ronton for
three years.
Nov. 10. Peter de Geynvill and Joan his wife, going beyond seas, nominating
Westminster. Hugh de Wychecote and Nicholas le Swayn for two years.
Membrane 1.
Commission to Walter de Helyun, Roger le Rus, Richard de la Rivere
and Geoffrey de Wroxhale to deliver the gaol of Gloucester of Alexander
de Shelue, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of
Gloucester for the death of Robert Ace, and has since surrendered.
15 EDWARD I. 281
1287« Membrane 1 — cojit.
The like to R. dt^ Boyl[aun<l), J. Ic Hreton, William Daetc, aii«l
Liuireiue <le Pluniherewe to deliver tho gaol ol Coleeestie of .lohn Vyel,
who was put in exigent ufter the last eyre in the county of Hertford for
larcenies, and has since surrendered.
The like to Walter de Ilelyiin, R(.;:er le Hus, Geoffrey d.- Wroxh;ile and
liichanl de la Ryveie to deliver the gaol of Gloucester of Robert le Kscjuier
sire Johan de Mutnienne, who wjis put in exigi'ut after th(! \i\s\, eyre in tho
county of Gloucester for the death of Simon de Hampton Meysy, and
lias since surrendered.
A.'tsociation of R. de Hongham wiih the keeper and shcrifF.s of London
to hear and determine a cau.se before the latter in the hustin<"-s, in which
Richard de Paris sues the commonalty of the city of London for a debt
of 91/, 10,v.
Comini.s.sion to J. de Lovetot, Ralph de Sandwico and Gregory de
Rokesle to deliver Neuwegute gaol of Juliana de Gypeswico, who wa.s put
in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Hertford for trespasses
against the king's peace, and has since surrendered.
Nov. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Master Th. de Sud[inglon], "W. de
Wcitininstor. Hopton, R. de Legh and H. de Cave, on eonii)laint by the abbot of Lilleshull,
tliat his two parts of the manor of I're.'^eleu", co. Warwick, were entered
without authority, and his houses broken, the trees of his garden cut down,
his beasts killed, and corn carried away ther(^ by James de A>televe,
Rhilippa his wife, Edmund son of Jordan de Whitacre, Alan Balle, Robert
his brother, William Matheu, Thomas Ba.^trad, Roger IBalle, Richard Halle,
William son of Matilda, John Mone, Richard son of Walter. Robert Balle,
John Jay of Whitacre, Geoffrey Barun, Jordan son of John de Polesworth,
Richard le Fevre, Roger le Tayllur, John Balle and Richard Notehach.
By mandate of the Chancellor from beyond seas.
Nov. J>. Commission to Geoffrey de Pycheford and Adam Gurdun to inquire
WfEtmiiistcr. touching the persons who hunted in the forest oi Bradene, co. Wilts, and
carried away deer.
-1 .^op Mehbraxe \5(f.
[Nov. 22. Commission to Ralph de Sandwico and ^^'alter de Hoi)ton to deliver
^Vt•s^lnill^te^.] Neugate gaol of Walter h; Parker of Lexendon, who was put in ixigent
after the last eyre in the county of Kssex for the death of Edmund le
Warn[er], and has since surrendered.
The like to Roland de Erleye, John de Bakepuz, Walter de WyghthuU
and Richard de Willauiescote, to deliver the gaol of Oxford of John
de Hoton in custody there for trespasses against the king's peace at
Goilestowe.
The like to R. Luved[ay] William Muschet, Thomas de Belhus and
Henry de Bokeswrth, to deliver the gaol of Cambridge of Walter de
Eywrth, who was put in exigent after the Li.st eyre in tho t^ame county
for the death of Luke Cosin of Gihleuemurden, and has since surrendered.
The lik(^ to R. Luveday an<l Thotnaa de lU-lhus, to deliver the .said gaol
of liartholomew O.semund, who was put in exigent after tlu! Ijisi eyre for
the death of William de Roln-tot, and has since surrendered.
'J"he like to R. Luveday, Thomas de Belhus, William Muschet and Heru-y
de Bokeswrth to deliver the same gaol of Nicholas Abot, who wa.- put
in exigent alter tho said eyre for larcenies, and has since surrendered.
282
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1280.
Membrane 15d — cont.
Commission to John Luvetot, Simon de Insula, Roger de Walesham and
Ilonry do Walopol, to di'livor tlio gaol of Ely of Richard dc I'akolcston
■who was put in exigent after the last eyre at Ely for the death of Jordan le
Taillur, and has since surrendered.
The like to the same, to deliver the gaol of Wysebcche of Elias son of
William Isaac of Tid, who was put in exigent after the last eyre at Ely for
the (Uatli of Simon Makerel, and has since surrendered.
The like to J. de Vallibus, W. Muschet, John Russell and Henry
Bokeswrth, to deliver the gaol of Cambridge of Bartholomew Matelask
of Cambridge and Ralph le Someter of Stratford, who were put in exigent
after the last eyre in the county of Cambridge for the death of Robert
Howell, and have since surrendered.
The like to J. de Cobeham, Ralph de Sandwico and Gregory de Rokesle,
to deliver Neugate gaol of Nicholas de Hibernia.
The like to J. de Cobeham and R. de Sandwico, to deliver the Tower of
London of Walter Orice, in custody there for larceny.
1287.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 14c?.
The like to Roger Luved[ay], Thomas de Belhus, William Muschet and
John Russell to deliver the gaol of Hunt[ingdon] of Robert Bisshop, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Cambridge for the
death of Margaret de Ledes, and has since surrendered.
The like to the same, to deliver the said gaol of Alan de Cianden, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Huntingdon for the
death of Avice Cuney, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. Luved[ay], Robert le Crevequer, Edmund de Wedon and
John Neyrnuyt, to deliver the gaol of Aylesbury of Roger Whyting and
William Wodelef ', who were put in exigent after the last eyre in the county
of Buckingham for larcenies, and have since surrendered.
Feb. 15. Commission de walliis et fossatis to W. de Carleton and William de
Westminster. Candelesby, for the low lands of Tloland, Mershland and the adjacent
parts in the counties of Lincoln, Norfolk and Cambridge.
Commission to G. de Picheford, John de Bakepuz and Walter de
Wyghthull, to deliver the gaol of Oxford of Aaron de Wygorn', Isaac son
of Aaron and Blak' wife of Isaac, Jews of Exeter, who were put in exigent
in the county of Oxford for the death of Robert le Porter, and have since
surrendered.
Feb. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Brabazun and Hugh de
Westminster. Brandeston, at the instance of Edmund, the king's brother, touching
trespasses in his parks and chaces in the county of Warwick.
Association of Adam de Stretton with the sheriffs of London in a
commission of oyer and terminer, touching a cause commenced in the king's
court of London, without writ of the king, by Peter Berneval against
Gilbert Coleman for a debt of 8/. 4s. did., whereof a plea is still pending
between the same parties at the Exchequer.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Luvetot and R. de Sand-
wyco, touching an appeal of rape which Idonia daughter of Godfrey le
Chesemonger brings in the hustings of London against Master John de
Wyndesor.
15 EDWARD I. 283
2287. Membrane \Ad — cont.
Commission to R. Luved[ay], Williiiin Muschet, John Riissol nnd Henry
de Bekesworth to deliver the gjiol of Huntingdon of W illiuia ilu Grt;yuvile
tind William Serle, who were put in exi^'nt after the last eyre in the county
of Huntingdon for robberies, and have since surrendered.
The like to Walter de Hopton, R. de Sandwico and G. de Rokesle, to
deliver Newegate gaol of William son of Michael le Teynturer of Becles,
and Simon his brother, who were put in exigent after the last eyre in the
county of Norfolk for the death of David Litelnote, and have since sur-
rendered.
Association of John de Havering with Robert Tibetot, justice of West
Wales, to hear and determine the plea between Matilda, late the wife of
Roger de Mortuo Mari, plaintiff, and John Bole of Camros, Aleximder
Robelyn, Edmund Wadding, John le Jovenc, John Gerard and Thomas
Cas, tenants of four carucates and a half, and four bovates of land in
Camros.
• Commission to W. de Hopton and R. de Sandwico to deliver Newegate
gaol of Walter le Parker of Lexendon, who was put in exigent after the
last eyre in the county of Essex for the death of Richard Mundo of
Thurinton, sometime warrener of Lexendon, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. Loveday, Thomas de Belhus, William Muschet and
John Russell to deliver the gaol of Huntingdon of Robert Bishop, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in the same county for the death
of Agnes de Ledes, and has since surrendered.
Feb. 20. Commission to Elias de Bekingham to take the inquisition, in the pro-
Westminster, c'.'cdings in the Bench between Richard son of Richard de Seyton and
Nicholas de Franketon, touching the advowson of the church of Home,
in conjunction with William de Brumplon, who was ordered by the said
Elias and his fellows, justices, to take it at Bradecroft on Wednesday in the
second week of Lent, and with whom the king has associated him ; and to
associate himself with William Murdac fur the purpose if the said WilUam
de Brumpton is not there present.
Association of the same with the said William de Brumpton.
Commissions to R. Luved[ay], Thomas de Belhus, William Muschet
and John Mowyn to deliver the gaol of Huntingdon : —
Of Joan daughter of Ralph Buleheved, who was put in exigent after
the last eyre in the same county for larcenies, and has since surrendered.
Of Robert Rode, similaily put in exigent for the deaths of a man and
woman unknown at Gurmechestre, and who has also since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the gaol of Cambridge of Ralph le
Someter and Bartholomew Matelask, who were put in exigent after the
last eyre in the county of Cambridge for the death of Robert Hoghcl and
three merchants unknown at Swave-seye, and have since surrendered.
Mbmbranb 13 J.
Commission to R. Luved[ay], R. do Toftes, R. de Bosco and W. de
Fakenham to deliver Ipswich gaol of Nicholas de Batesford, who was put in
exigent after the la.st eyre in the county of SulFolk for the de4Uh of Richard
Cokerel, and has since surrendered.
Commission to R. Lov('d[ay], R. de Crevoqiior, John Neirnut and
E<hnund de VVedou to deliver the gaol of Aylesbiry of William le Leicho
284 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1287. Membrane 13c? — cont.
of Dorton, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of
13uekinu;huni for the death of Walter de Clere, and has since surrendered.
— The like to K. Luved[ay], R. de Crevequcr, Peter Loreng and Edmund
de Wedon to deliver the gaol of Bedford of Philip de Bergeveuy, who was
put in exigent after the la^t eyre in the county of Bedfonl for the death of
Margery daughter of Geoffrey le Baillif of Beston, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. de Boyhiund, R. de Toftes, R. de Bosco and W. de
Pakeham to deliver the gaol of Norwich of Henry del Brom, who was put
in exigent after tlu^ last eyre in tlie county of Norfolk for the death of
Robert son of John Capellanus of Coleby, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. Loveday, R. de Toftes, R. de Bosco and W. de Pakeham
to deli\er the gaol of St. Edmunds of Nicholas de Batesford, who was
put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Suffolk for the death
of Richard Cokerel, >»nd has since surrendered.
■ The like to R. Loveday, R. de Creuker, J. Neyrnut and E. de Wedon to
deliver the gaol of Aylesbiry of William Forst of Aylesbury, Roger Osbern
of Herdewik and John de Hailing, who were put in exigent after the last
eyre in the county of Buckingham for larcenies, and have since surrendered.
The like to R. Loveday and others as in the last entry but one to deliver
the gaol of St. Edmunds of William de la Tye, who was put in exigent after
the last eyre in the county of Suffolk for larcenies, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. Loveday, R. de Creuker, John de Patishull and Ralph de
Goldington to deliver the gaol of Dunstapel of Philip de Bei'geveny, who was
put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Bedford for the death
of Margery daughter of Geoffrey le Bayllif of Beston, and has since sur-
rendered.
The like to R. Luveday, R. de Creuker, Edmund de Wedon, and John
Neyrnut to deliver the gaol of Aylesbury of Richard de Slanston, who was
put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Buckingham for the
death of Hugh de Dingeley, and h;^ ^ince surrendered.
The like to R. de Boyland, R. de Toftes, R. de Bosco and W. de
Pakeham to deliver the gaol of Norwich of David Scot, who was put in
exigent after the last eyre in the county of Norfolk for the death of
Robert Coulas, and has since surrendered.
The like to Roger Loveday, R. de Creuequer, John de PateshuU and
Ralph de Goldington to deliver the gaol of Bedford of Richard son of Richard
Soman of Evertsholt, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the
county of Bedford for the death of Agnes daughter of Herbert de Horton,
and has since surrendered.
Membrane 12d.
The like to Roland de Erie, John de Bakepuz, Walter de Wyghthull and
Richard de Willamiskote to deliver the gaol of Oxford of Master William
de Corburgg, in custody there for trespasses.
The like to R. de Boylond, John le Breton, Laurence de Plumberu and
Roger Baynnard to deliver the gaol of Colecestre of Robert le Fevre of
Muntburne, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of
Suffolk for the death of a man and other trespasses, and has since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of Roger Smythiot of
Alsameston, Gilbert Trot of Wyllinghale and John Aylet of Hautestre,
who were put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Essex for
larcenies, and have since surrendered.
15 EDWARD T. 285
1287.
Membrane \\d.
The like to R. do Boylond, R. de Toftes, R. de Bo?oo and W, do
Pa^i'liuin to di'Hver the gaol of St. Etlmuiids of Adam de Derchey, who
was put in exigent after tlie last eyre in the county of Suffolk for larcenic'^,
and has since surrendered.
The like to Thomas du Pyn, Henry de Rah^y, Robert de Ra<linton and
Nicholas ile Filelegh to deliver the gaol of E.xeter of William de Coleford,
in custody tor rohl)eries
The like to R. de Boylond, R. de Toftes, Robert de Bosco and William de
Pageham lo deliver the gaol of Ipswich of John de lladleye, who was put
in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Suffolk for the death of John
Vaillant of S napes, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. Luveday and John Bakepuz to deliver the gaol of
Wyndesor of John le Tayllur and Thomas his brother, who were put in
e.xigeut in the county of Buckingham for robberies, and have since sur-
rendered.
Membrane lOd.
The like to R. de Boylaund and W, de Pageham to deliver the gaol of
Ipswich of John de Birne, sometime prior of Rumburn, who was put in
exigent after the last eyre in the county of Suffolk for the death of
Andrew de Wysete, chaplain, and has since surrendered.
The like to the samt- to deliver the said gaol of Richard de Stretton and
Thomas de Shardeburg, who were put in exigent likewise for the same
death, and have since surrendered.
Appointment of Hugh Pevercll and Roger de Ingepenne to enquire
touching the persons who killed Walter le Forester, servant of the king's
kinsman Edmund, earl of Cornwall, at Brendetorre on the confines of Corn-
wall and Devon.
The like to R. Luveday, R. de Sandwieo and G. de Rokesle to deliver
the gaol of Xewcgate of William Croucet, who was put in exigent after the
last eyre in the county of Bedford for larcenies, and has since surrendered.
Membrane dd.
Association of Hugh de Kend' with the keeper and sheriffs of London to
hear the cause before them in the hustings between IJurghardus Prim' and
John de Petra and others, touching a debt of 35/.
Association of J. de Luvetot with the keeper and sheriffs of London to
hear a case before the latter in the hustings between Isivbella late the wife
of Warin de Bassingurn, plaintiff, and the abbot of Sautry, deforciant,
touching her dower in London.
Membrane 8c?.
A.ssociation of J. de Lovetot and Ellas de Bekyngham with the above to
hear a case l)efore the latter in the king's court in London l>etween Martin
le Poter and Andrew dc Bromford, touching a debt of II /. l'2s. 9d.
286
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1287.
Membrane Sd — cont.
Commission to R. de Boylaiul and W. de Pakcham to deliTcr the gaol of
Groat Yarmouth of John IBut, who was put in exigent after the last eyre
in the county of Norfolk for robbery in the port of Yarmouth, and has
since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of John Broking, who was
put in exigent at the same time for larceny, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. de Boyland, John le Bretun, Laurence de Plumberue and
William de Dayette to deliver the gaol of Hertford of Nicholas le Deboner,
who was put iu exigent after the last eyre in the same county for the death
of John de Hokham, and has since surrendered.
Membrane 7c?.
Commission to Henry de Walepol, James de Beaumes, Roger de Wal-
sham and Roger de Vallibus to deliver the gaol of Ely of Elias son of
William Isack of Tyd, who was put in exigent after the last eyre at Ely
for the death of Simon Makerel, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. de Boyland, R. de Toftes, R. de Bosco and W, de
Pakeham to deliver the gaol of Dunwich of Leonard son of Thomas, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Suffolk for the death
of Robert Robelyn, and has since surrendered.
Membrane 6d.
Commission to Th. de Normanvill and J. de Lithegr[eynes] to enquire
whether John Skot, in prison at York for the death of John de Brerele,
killed the said John in self-defence or not.
July 8. Association of William de Burneton and William de Carleton with the
Westminster, keeper and bailiffs of London to hear and determine a plea of debt in the
hustings, whereby Richard de Paris seeks to recover a loan of 91/. 10.<-.
to the commonalty of the city of London.
Membrane bd.
July 16. Commission to Thomas de Sud[ington] and John son of Nigel the
Gloucester, younger to enquire touching the persons on horseback and on foot who
hunt and carry away deer in the forest of Bradene, co. Wilts, and assault
the foresters and other the king's servants there.
Commissions to W. de Stirch[esle], John le Breton, Roger Baiuard and
Robert de Horkesley to deliver Royston (Crucis Hoes') gaol of the follow-
ing persons, who were put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of
Hertford, and have since surrendered : —
Rosa de Cestrehund for the death of Bartholomew Wisdam.
.John le Shereman for larcenies.
John de Patington for the death of Ingoldus de Stichenache.
Hugh son of Adam son of Simon for burglary of the house of Simon
le Eevre of Whathamstede, and goods stolen and carried away.
. Association of Reginald de Legh and Bogo de Knovill with Robert
Corbet, William Bagod, Alan de Glaseleye and Robert de Knyghtele to
deliver the gaol of Shrewsbury of John de Ludelawe and Kogi r de
Baschirche.
15 EDWART> T.
287
1287.
Aug. 8.
Gloucester.
MRifBRASB Ad.
Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Met[in;^h.im], W, de
Stircli[esle] and Alexander de Monte Forti, on the pelitinn of the appel-
lees, touching an appeal which Robert son of Ilufrh de Athelington brings
in the county of Lincoln against Thomas vicar of the church of Pyneebeck
and William his brother of the death of Hugh Crispin, uncle of the said
Hubert.
Commission to Walter de Helyun and Roger le Rus to deliver the gaol
of Gloucester of Thomas le Wyse, who was put in exigent after the last
eyre in the said county for the death of Andrew Underberewe and for
many larcenies, and has since surrendered.
The like to R. de Sandwico, G. de Rokeslegh and Joseph le Akatur to
deliver Neugate gaol of brother Nicholas de Hicche, monk of Warden,
who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Hertford for
the death of William de Biwell, and has since surrendered.
Aug. 23. Commission to Walter de Hopton and Walter de Stirchesley to enquire
Gloucester, touching the complaint by the abbot of Lilleshull that certain persons
entered his manor of Fresele, co. Warwick, carried away his goods and
maltreated his men.
Membrane 3d.
Commission to G. de Pycheford and John de London to enquire touching
the persons who broke the king's park of Odyham, co. Southampton,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
Commission to Richard de Boylund, Robert de Crcuequer and John
Neyrnut to deliver the gaol of Bedford of John le Millcward of Ramord-
wyk, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Bedford
for larcenies, and has since surrendered.
The like to Richard de Boyland, Robert de Bosco, William de Pageham
and Roger de Toftes to deliver the gaol of Derliam of (iilbert Somse of
Matesalebcrgh, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of
Norfolk for larceny, and has since surrendered.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 2d.
Association of Thomas de Weyl[and] with the keeper and sheriffs of
London to hear and determine the cause before them in the hustings
between Matilda, late thi; wife of John de Reyl', pkintilf, and William de
Wydehaye and others, executors of John de Saucta Maria, deforciants,
touching her dower in London.
Association of William de Burneton with the keeper and sheriflTs of
London to hear and determine the ciiusc before the latter in the hustings
between Robert de Walepol and Joan his wife, plaintiffs, and Nicholas
sou of Ralph le Fevre, deforciant, touching her dower in London.
Commi.ssion to J. de Lovetot, R. de Sandwico and Gregory de Rokeslo
to deliver Newegate gaol of Roger son of Stephen lo Kyng of Munden,
who was put in exi^'cnt after llie hust eyre in the county of Hertford for
robiiery of .John do la Ree and carrying away his gootls, and has siuco
BurrcLdered.
28S CALENDAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
^2S7. Mcmhrnne 2(1 — cont.
Commission to K. de Bo}l[uund] and Kobert dc Crovoquor to deliver
the ornol of Bedford of Robert Faber of Bletnesho, who was put in exijreiit
after the last eyre in the county of Bedford for the death of Kingtus de
^Middilton, and has since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of Nicholas le Heyward,
who was put in exigent after the last eyre for the burning of the house of
Richard Attewynche, and for the binding of the lepers of the hospital of
St. John Baptist, Lutton, and has since surrendered.
Membrane \d.
Commission to Walter de Heliun, Roger le Rus, Richard de la Rivere
and Geoffrey de Wroxhale to deliver the gaol of Gloucester of Alice niece
of the parson of the church of Estinton, who was put in exigent after
the last eyre in the county of Gloucester for the death of Alice her daughter,
and has since surrendered.
The like to Richard de Boylaund and Robert de Morle to deliver the
goal of Norwich of Richard son of Hamo ' le vycaire de Runhale' and
Bricius his brother, who were put in exigfint after the last eyre in the
county of Norfolk for larcenies, and have since surrendered.
The like to R. de Boyl[and] nnd William Muschet to deliver Cambridge
gaol of John Aldus of Tripnelawe and John Neuman, who were put in
exigent after the last eyre in the county of Cambridge for larcenies, and
have since surrendered.
( 289 )
16 EDWARD I.
1287.
Nov. 28.
Wc-stiuiu8ter.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
Dec. 10.
Westmiuster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
1288.
Jan. 3.
Westminster.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
1287.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 10.
Westminster.
«i014.
[The entries in thi.^ roll are ^Tested' by Edmund, earl of Cornirall,
kinsman of the hiny.^
Membrane 18.
Letters for Master Richard do Merewell and John de Possewyk,
executors of the will of Master Adam de Fyleby, going beyond seas,
nominating Gerinus de Sancto Egidio their attorney lor one year.
The like for: —
John de Vescy, staying beyond seas with the king, nominating William
de Eggesclive and Adam de Osegodeby for one year.
Walter de Reygin, going beyond seas, nominating Jerinus de Sancto
Egidio and Philip de Barley for one year.
Robert son of Walter, gone beyond seas, nominating Ralph de
Qwaddon and Ralph de Hemenhale until Michaelmas.
Ernaldus Lupi de Tillio, going beyond seas, nominating Hugh de
Ludelawe and Adam de Lyouns for two years.
Philip Burnel, going beyond seas to the king, nominating Robert de
Bartheleby until Midsummer.
William Barage, going beyond seas to the king, nominating Nichola.s
de Wodehaye for one year.
Eymo de Grandi Monte, parson of the church of Little Franshani,
going beyond seas, nominating John de Ditton, clerk, for one
year.
John son of Simon de Almesho, going beyond seas, nominating Master
Walter de Baldock and Hugh de la Mare until Whitsunday.
Protection, with clause volnmns, until Easter for : —
Alan Plogenet, staying in Wales on the king's service.
Master William de Luda, dean of St. Martin's le Grand, London,
stitying beyond seas with the king.
A])poiutment of Stephen de Penecestre, constable of the castle of Dover,
to the custody, until the fourth day after the octav(^ of St. Hilary, of the
stalls and void plots in the market-places (in locis mercatoriis) within
the city of Canterbury which are not rented, and as to which discord has
arisen between the citizens and J. archbishop of Canterbury.
Protection, with clause voliuinis, for : —
John de Vescy, staying beyond seas by the king's command, for one
year.
Robert Gereberd, going beyond seas with Philip Burnell, until ]\Iid-
sumnier.
Philip Burnell, going beyond seas by the king's command, until Mid-
summer.
Andrew de Cliaiindcus, gone to Wales on the king's service with
Humphrey de Bohuu, earl of Hereford, until Easter.
T
290
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1287.
Doc. 20.
Westminster.
1288.
Jan. 14.
Westminster.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 30.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 20.
Westminster.
March 4.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
March 3.
Westminster.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Ralph Pypard, staying in England, for two years in Ireland.
William de Cogenho, gone beyond seas, until a fortnight after Easter.
Simple protection for : —
Adam de Whetenhale, clerk, staying in Wales on the king's service,
for one year,
Nicholas de Clere, in Ireland on the king's service, for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
John son of Simon de Almesho, going beyond seas, until Whitsunday.
Master Thomas de Bardeney, staying beyond seas VT^ith the king, until
Michaelmas.
Letters for Thomas de Auverne, going beyond seas, nominating Edmund
de Suthfolke and Nicholas de Marines his attorneys for two years.
The like for :—
Stephen de Fremeleye, parson of the church of Wotton, going to Paris
to study, nominating John la Persone until Whitsunday.
The prior of Beaulieu, Normandy, staying beyond seas, nominating
Ralph de Crofay, his fellow canon, for two years.
Beatrice abbess of Holy Trinity, Caen, staying beyond seas, nomi-
nating Walter vicar of the church of Feldstede and Leolinus de
Rocaio for three years.
Henry de Grey, going beyond seas, nominating Hugh de Prestwold
and Thomas le Chamberleyn until Michaelmas.
Henry prior of Bermundesaye, going beyond seas, nominating John
de Brana, his fellow monk, and John de Pirileye until Whitsunday .
TrufEnus de Spina, Doucheus Gerard!, Bastardus son of Cessinus,
merchants of Florence, staying in England, nominating Lotus
Martini in Ireland for one }ear.
Goucheus Johannis of Florence, nominating the said Lotus in Ireland
for one year.
Walter de Swynesheved, going to Ireland, nominating Geoffrey son
of Nicholas de Swynesheved and Thomas le Tayllur of Welle for
two years.
Simple protection, for two years, for Robert de Leycestre, chaplain.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, in Ireland for Geoffrey de
Caunvull, staying in England.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for John Bisshop and Hugh Wisman,
merchants of Lenn, trading in Ireland.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Creppinges,
staying in Ireland on the affairs of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford.
Signification to J. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the
election of Christina de Wintonia, sacristan of St. Mary's, Winchester, (o
be abbess.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Stephen de Bedeford, going beyond seas on the king's service, until
Midsummer.
William le Serjaunt of London, merchant, going beyond seas on the
king's affairs, until Whitsunday.
16 EDWARD I.
291
■lOQQ Mem BRAS E 17.
Jan. 4. Commission to Richard de Boyl[aund] and R. de Crevquer to deliver the
Westminster, gaol of Bedford of Robert Fader of Bh^tenesho, who was put in exigent
after the last eyre in the county of Bedford for the death of Ralph Kyngtus
of Middelton, and has since surrendered.
Jan. 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to Simon deWintoniaand John Pecche,
Westmiister. on complaint by Michael le Blund of Doway that, uotwithstaiidinf^ his
being under the king's special protection, Adam Pouret imprisoned him and
carried away his goods in the city of Winchester.
Jan. 8. Commission to R. de Boylund, Robert de Crevequer and Geoffrey
Westminster. RoUaund to deliver the gaol of Bedford of Hugh Crude, who was put in
exigent after the last eyre in the county of Bedford for the death of Alice
his wife, and has since surrendered.
Membrane 16.
Jan. 20. Commission to Richard de Boylund, Richard de la Rivere, Roger le Rus
Westminster, and Geoffrey de Wroxhale to deliver the gaol of Gloucester of Robert son
of John de Lecchelade, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the
county of Gloucester for larcenies, and has since surrendered.
Jan. 16.
Westminster.
Jan. .30.
Westminster.
Association of Hugh de Cressingham, in place of Henry le Waleys, who
is detained beyond seas on the king's special affairs, with Salomon de Roff'
and Master Henry de Bray, in their commission to enquire touching con-
cealed goods of condemned Jews, and touching persons selling, buying, or
exchanging sheets of silver and false sheets of tin or other metal silvered
outside.
Association of William de Carleton with the above.
Commission to R. de Boyland, Richard de la Rivere, Roger le Rus and
Geoffrey de Wroxhale to deliver the gaol of Gloucester of Richard le Erl,
who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Gloucester for
the death of Thomas le Clerk of Stavelegh, and has since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of John le Waleys, who was
put in exigent for robbery, and has since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of Robert Hurre, who was
put in exigent for the death of Thomas le Fevre, and has since surrendered.
Fob. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 13.
WeitmiDBtiT.
Membrane 15.
Appointment of Matthew son of John to the custody, for life, of the castle
of Exeter and the county of Devon.
Appointment of Malcolm de Harley, king's clerk, to the custody of the
bishopric of Salisbury, during pleasure.
Mandate to the eschcator to restore the'temporalities of the abbey of
St. Mary, Winchester, to Christiana de Wintonia, one of the nuns, wiiose
election is conHrnie<l by William, prior of St. Swithun, Winchester, Henry,
olTicial of Winchester {ojflic IVinton') and Payn, treasurer of Wolvcse,
vicnrs of J. bishop of Winchester, engaged beyond seas.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Presentation of GrifBn son of Eynom to the church of Pcnbebiry, in the
diocese of St. Davids.
T 2
292
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1288.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
March 1.
W^estmiiKster.
March 3.
Westminster.
March 8.
Westminster.
March 11.
Westminster.
March 17.
"Westminster.
April 11.
Westminster.
April 14.
Westminster.
April 14.
Westminster.
April 16.
Westminster.
April 21.
Westminster.
April 25.
W^estminster.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Appointment of John le Espicer of York to the custody, during plea-
sure, of the king's merchant seal in the said city, in like manner as James
de Lissinton, deceased, held the same.
Commission, at the request of Edmund the king's brother, to William
Wyther and Roger le Brabazun, as justices in eyre of the forest in the
county of York for the pleas from the time of its grant to him by Henry III.
Grant to Dionisia de Monte Caniso, Ralph de Coggeshale and William
Hastee, for a fine of 2,000 marks paid beforehand through Richard
Guidicionis and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, of the custody of the lands
late of William son of the said Dionisia, during minority of Dionisia,
daughter and heir of the said William, with knights' fees, advowsons of
churches, wards, escheats and other appurtenances ; subject to the payment
by the grantees of 2,000 marks by half-yearly instalments of 500 marks,
commencing Easter, 17 Edward I., and then of a rent of 500 marks so long
as they hold the custody, and saving to the crown the marriage and dower
of the heir, and the custody of such lands of her inheritance as are now held
by the said Dionisia the elder, if these fall in.
Mandate in pursuance to Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent.
Letters for William de Aeon, going beyond seas, nominating Adam de
Osgotby and Robert de Barthelby his attorneys for one year.
The like for : —
Hugelinus de Wichio, going beyond seas, nominating Pinius Bernardi
until the Purification.
Ralph le Blund of Blakenham, staying in England, nominating Gregory
Lynham in Ireland for one year.
Alexander de Auvon, staying in England, nominating John son of
Alexander de Auvon and Gregory de Auvon for two years.
Joan de Bohun, staying in England, nominating Adam de la Croiz of
Overlaund and Stephen de Overle in Ireland for two years.
Gilbert de Sancto Leofardo, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Bodeketon and Ralph Painell until Michaelmas.
Nicholas de Alditheleye, staying in England, nominating Williana
Lumbard and John le Paker in Ireland for one year.
Richard abbot of Nywenhani, going beyond seas, nominating Roger de
Deverell, his fellow-monk, and John Drues until All Saints.
Robert de Brus and Christiana his wife, staying in Scotland, nomi-
nating Master Adam de Crokedayk and John Skirlok for one
year.
Ralph de Shepeye, going to Ireland, nominating Richard de Walecote
and Ralph Horewode for one year.
Thomas de Derham, staying in England, nominating Hugh de Lec-
hamstede in Ireland for one year.
Ralph son of John de Pycheford, going to Ireland, nominating Mal-
colm de Harleye and Edmund de Sancto Clemente for one year.
Thomas de Sancto Omero, going beyond seas, nominating Roger de
Bruges and Robert de Ayssell for one year.
Richard de la Lynde, going to Gascony by the king's command, nomi-
nating John de HuUe until Michaelmas.
Idonea de Leyburn, going beyond seas, nominating Alan de Hotoft
and Geoffrey de Ampilford until Michaelmas.
Richard Knut, going to Scotland, nominating William de Bolteby and
Thomas de Ho ton until Christmas.
John prior of Holy Trinity, York, going beyond seas, nominating
John de Coppegrave and Peter de Coy until Christmas.
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1288.
March 10.
Westminster.
April 1.
Westminster.
April 5.
Westminster.
April 8.
Westminster.
April 10.
Westminster.
April 12.
NN'estminster.
April U.
Westminster.
April 1.5.
Westminster.
Membrane 15 — cont.
Protection, witli clause volnmus, until Whitsunday, for Ralph de Toni,
staying in Wales ou the king's service.
Safe-conduct, until Whitsunday, for Master Thomas Cantok, king's clerk,
going to Scotland on the ki"g's affairs.
Protection, with clause volnmus, for : —
Richard Gentilcors, staying beyond seas with the king, until Michaelmas.
William de Wygeber, staying in AVales with Alan de Plogenet to
fortify the castle of Drosselan until Michaelmas.
Otto de Grandisono, staying beyond seas with the king, for one
year.
Master William de Luda, staying beyond seas with the king, for one
year.
Mandate to John de Metingham and his fellows, justices in eyre in the
county of Dorset, to deliver the rolls and writs pertaining to their office to
Roger de Hales, king's clerk, appointed to the custody thereof.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Master William de Luda, dean of St. Martin's le Grand, Loudon, stay-
ing beyond seas by the king's command, until Michaelmas.
William de Leyburn, staying in Wales on the king's service, for one
year.
Letters for Robert de Turvill, master of the Knights Templars of Eng-
land, Scotland and Ireland, who is infirm, nominating Richard de lloghton
and Walter de Chaureye his attorneys until a fortnight after Michaelmas.
Nicholas son of Richard, chaplain, and Richard de Kemeseye, bringing
news of the death of Isolda de la Hide, late abbess of St. Mary's, Hoges
near Dublin, have letters for the prioress and nuns of licence to elect.
Membrane 14.
A])ril 1.5. Power to S. archbishop of Tuam, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the
Westminster, temiioralities to the new abbess when elected.
April 20. Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for John do Haveringe,
Westminster, staying in Gascony on the king's service.
Grant to James de Stafford of the custody, during minority of the heir,
of the manor of Lydenham, co. Lincoln, extended at 12/. 17 s. 2d., late of
Roger de Colevill, tenant in chief.
Protection, with clause voliimus, until Michaelmas, for the following,
going beyond seas : —
John de Bulerley, going with Edmund, the king's brother.
Roger la Ware.
Milo de Hasting'.
The like for : —
April 21. Ral[)h de Pycheford, going to Ireland, for one year.
Westminster. Idonca de Leyliurn, going beyond seas, until ]\lieiiaelmas.
Thomas de Sancto Omero, going beyond .seas, for one year.
Richard de la Linde, going to Gascony by the king's command, until
Michaelmas.
Rol)ert de Segre, going beyond sca.s on the king's service, until
Michaelmas.
John prior of Holy Trinity, York, going beyond seas, until
Michaelmas.
294
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1288.
April 27.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westmiuster.
April 26.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 27.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 14 — cont.
Protection, for one year, for David de Angolisma, collecting alms for
the repair of the bridge of the Holy Ghost over the river Rhone
(^Rodani).
Commigsion to Salomon de Roff', "Walter de Hopton, Master Thomas de
Sudington and Richard de Boylauud to go on a general eyre in the county
of Sussex.
Notification that the king has taken the abbey of Ryevall, which is in a
state of decay through murrain, under his protection, and, at the request of
the abbot and convent, has appointed A. bishop of Durham keeper thereof
during pleasure.
Appointment of the said bishop as keeper.
Letters for William de Aumarle, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Cruk and Robert de London his attorneys in England until Michaelmas.
The like for the following, going beyond seas : —
Roger la Warre, nominating Ralph de "Wetherdeu and Henry le Blund
until Michaelmas.
Stephen de Tawell, nominating Adam de Neuton and William de
Tawell for two years.
Imbertus, parson of the church of Getington, nominating John de
Ditton, clerk, and John de Stowe Marche until a year after
Michaelmas.
The like for :—
Alexander de Balliolo, going to Scotland, nominating Robert Hereward
until Christmas.
Clement son of Ralph de la "Wyke, staying at Paris to study, nominating
Robert de "Wodestok for two years.
Master Robert de Fileby, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Bonevill and Adam de Hanewell until Christmas.
William de Caumpeden, parson of the church of Roscre, staying in
England, nominating Philip de Burelay and William de Erode
Caumpeden in Ireland for one year.
The abbot of St. Stephen's, Caen, staying beyond seas, nominating
Nicholas de Castello and Gilbert de Fiscampo until Michaelmas.
The abbot of Montebourg (de Monte Btirgo), staying beyond seas,
nominating the said Nicholas and Peter Quesnel until Michaelmas.
Nicholas de Carru, going beyond seas, nominating Nicholas de Kyrk-
ham until All Saints.
John de Berewico, going beyond seas on the king's service, nominating
Philip le Crok and Henry de Gouiz for one year.
Stephen de la Wile, canon of St. Mary's, Salisbury, going beyond seas,
nominating William Barun until the Purification.
Commission to John de Metingham, John de Cobham, Nicholas de
Stapilton and Elias de Bekingham to go on a general eyre in the county
of Dorset.
Walter de Artfert, canon of Ardfert, bringing news of the death of
Nicholas, late bishop, has letters for the dean and chapter of licence to elect.
April 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 13.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln, staying beyond seas with the king,
until All Saints.
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May 22.
Westminster.
1288. Membrane 13 — cont.
Stephen de Tawelle, going beyond seas, for one year.
luibertus parson of the church of Geytingtou, going beyond seas, until
a year after Michaelmas.
Roger de Karevile of London, staying in Wales on the king's service,
until a year after Michaelmas.
May 8. Grant, for a fine of 100/., to William de Breus of the custody, during
Westminster, minority of the heirs, of the lands of Roger de Colevile, tenant in chief
as of the honor of Albemarle, in Bytliam, Estbytham, Westbytham and
Careby, co. Lincoln, sjiving dowers and inheritances, if any fall in during
that time, and the said William rendering yearly to the Exchequer
83/. 16s. 3\d., at which the said lands are extended.
By the earl and treasurer. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Fuleham,
going to the king in Gascony.
May 18. Grant, for a tine of 100 marks, to Nicholas de Segrave of the custody,
Westminster, during minority of the heirs, of the lands of William de Ferrariis, tenant
in chief, in Groby, Neubotle, Farndou, Fairsted, Boulton and Leylond,
the said Xichohis rendering yearly to the Exchequer IGO/. 4*. 9\(/., at
which the said lands are extended. At the mandate of the treasurer.
Mandate in pursuance to Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond Trent.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
John de Kyngeston, staying in Wales on the king's service, until
Chri-stmas.
Roger Breton, clerk, going to Ireland on the king's service, for one year.
Walter de Wyndesor, staying beyond seas with the king, until All
Saints.
John de Berewico, going beyond seas on the king's service, for one
year.
William le Brun, staying beyond seas on the king's service, for one
year.
Letters for the prior of Bath, staying in England, nominating Thomas de
Oddewode his attorney in Ireland for two years.
The like for : —
John Lovel, going beyond seas, nominating Master Anthony de Brade-
neye and Master Thomas Cantok until Alichaelmas.
Pinus Bernardi, staying in England, nominating William Scot in Ire-
land until Michaelmas.
June 8. John de Britannia, earl of Richomund, staving beyond sea.s, nominatins
Westminster. Roger de Surdoil and Milo de Baudment for one year.
Stephen de Appeltrefeld, going beyond seas with John de Berewyk,
nominating IMiilip Crok and Henry de Gouiz for one year.
William de Ralegh, going beyond seas, uonnuating Elias le Waleys
until St. Peter ad Vincula.
June 10. Edmund Lovel, staying in England, nominating Roger Letery in Ire-
We.stminster. land until All Saints.
June 13. John Miles of Anesty, going beyond .sea.s, nominating William de
Westminster. Holecote and Adam de Balderston for one year.
May 26.
Westminster.
1287.
Dec. 30.
Westminster.
1288.
June 2.
Westminster.
296
CALENDAll OF PATENT ROLLS.
1288.
Juno 17.
WcstiuinstiT.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 4.
Wetitminster.
June 6.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
June 9.
Westminster.
June 20.
W^estminster.
June 23.
Westminster.
Membrane 13 — cont.
John do Houton, going beyond seas, nominating Robert le Mareschal
and Thomas de Titnesoveres for three years.
Protection, with chiuse voliimus, until Michaelmas, for Master John
Lovell, going beyond seas.
Grant, for a fine of 100/., to O. bishop of Lincoln of the custody, during
minority of Edmund the sou and heir, of the lands late of Edmund de
Kemesek, tenant in chief, in Tillebiry and Saumford, co. Essex, extended
at 42/. 145. 6\d.; also of two parts of the manor of Felstede, co. Essex,
extended at 63s. 7^d., and which renders yearly beyond this extent
185. i^d. ; saving to the king knights' fees, advowsons and dowers, if any
fall in. The said bishop is to hold the same for two years from Michael-
mas, even though the said heir should die before that time.
Memorandum, saving the marriage to the king.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Master Bonettus de
Sancto Quintino, clerk, gone beyond seas.
Presentation of Hugh de Cressingham to the church of Barneton, in
the diocese of Ely, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands of
Ralph de Playz, deceased, tenant in chief.
Protection, with clause volumus, until All Saints, for : —
Stephen de Appeltrefeld, going beyond seas with John de Berwyk.
William de Holm, staying beyond seas with Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln.
Letters for Robert de Turvill, master of the Knights Templars, who is
infirm, nominating brothers Roger de Rolling and John de Mohun his
attorneys in England until a fortnight after Easter.
Vf rit de intendendo for Richard Gruidichionis, Henry de Podio, Reyner
Guidichionis and their fellows, merchants of Lucca, appointed keepers and
bailiffs throughout the realm, to collect half a mark on every sack of wool
and half a mark on every 300 wool-fells which are equal to a sack, and a
mark on every last of hides exported from the realm of England and the
land of Wales, and empowered to make full enquiry touching persons who
conceal the said custom and to attach them.
Membrane 12.
Commission to Thomas de Weylaund, John de Luvetot, John de Cobe-
ham and Ralph de Sandwico, keeper of the city of London, on complaint
by many of the inhabitants that they are annoyed by lime-kilns in the said
city and suburb and at Suthwerk, wherein the lime that was formerly burnt
by logs of wood is now burnt by sea-coal, so that the air is infected and
corrupted, to view the same in conjunction with the sheriffs of London and
bailiff of Southwark and to provide remedies.
Association of R. de Hengham with the keeper and sheriffs of London
to hear and determine a cause which is before the latter in the hustings
between Elias le Bacheler and Margery his wife, plaintiffs, and Ralph
Pykeman and Geoffrey his son, tenants, of a shop in London.
Commission to R. de BurghuU, R. de la Rivere, R. le Rus and G. de
Wroxhale to deliver the gaol of Gloucester of Nicholas Rassch', who was
put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Gloucester for the
death of John Godchild, and has since surrendered.
16 EDWARD I.
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1288. Membrane 12 — cont.
Association of R. de Henghara with the keeper and sheriffs of London
to hear and determine a cause before the latter in the hustings between
Philip le Treour and Joan his wife, plaintiffs, and Henry de Koyles, tenant,
touching a messuage in London, whereof i\w sjiid Henry has vouched to
warranty Ralph de Alegate against the said Fhilip and Joan.
June 23.
Westminsler.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 16.
Westmiuster.
June 24.
WestaiiDster.
June 2G.
Westminster.
July 7.
Wcitminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 13.
Westminster.
July 25.
Westminster.
Aug. 2.
Westminster.
Aug. 6.
Westminster.
Aug. 10.
WeBtminstcr.
July 8.
WeBtminnter.
Membrane 10.
Letters for Sampson Hereward, going to the Holy Laud, nominating
Gilbert de Holeburn and Thomas Hereward his attorneys.
The like for : —
The abbot of St. Vandrille in Normandy, staying beyond seas, nomi-
nating Peter de Sancto Ramano, his fellow monk, and Adam dc
Athewik for three years.
Master Reginald Tiif, staying in England, nominating Ralph de Hade-
sore in Ireland for two years.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, keeper of the see of Chichester during
voidance, to restore the temporalities thereof to Master Gilbert de Sancto
Leofardo, treasurer there, bishop elect.
Writ de ititendendo directed to the tenants.
Letters for John de Haseleye, clerk, going beyond seas, nominating
Richard de Wycham and William de Denardeston his attorneys for two
years.
The like for : —
Roger de Neweport, going to the Holy Land, nominating Richard son
of Roger de Neweport for one year.
Bernard de Anker, burgess of Kaern[arvan], going beyond seas,
nominating John de Attelberg and liernard de Monte Acute for
two years.
R, bishop of Lismore, staying in England, nominating Walter son of
William de Ardfinan and Peter de Marthham until the Purifica-
tion.
Hugh de Cres.singham, going to Wales on the king's service, nomi-
nating John de Ponte and Richard le Orfevre until Michaelmas.
William son of Warin, going to Ireland, nominating Walter dc
Pateshull and Henry de Assheby, clerk, for one year.
Henry abbot of Ruffbrd, going beyond seas, nominating Hugh de
Morton and Robert de Walesby until a fortnight after Michaelmas.
The abbot of Gerwedon, going l)eyond seas, nominating William
de Ilcnnington, his fellow monk, and Henry Sterling until
Martilmas.
The abbot of Waverley, going beyond seas, nominating Richard le
Chapman and Hugh de Jk'hyrst until a fortnight after Michaelmius.
Robert abbot of Stratford, going beyond seas, nomiiialing Stephen
de Caumpys and Richard de Rrauncestre for the same period.
Adam de Gredeling, going to the king in Gascony, nominating Richard
de Knapton and William dc Grideling until the Purification.
Hugh de Dodington and Robert Tyversand, canons of Newstead in
Shirewood, bringing news of the cession of John de I^'xington, late prior,
have letters for the sub-prior and convent of licence to elect.
298
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1288.
July G.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westmiuster.
July 13.
Westminster.
July 20.
Westmiuster.
Aug. 5.
Westminster,
Aug. 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Protection, with clause volumus^ for : —
William bishop of Emly, going to Ireland, for two years.
R, bishop of Lismore, staying in England, until the Purification, in
Ireland.
Maurice le Dekne, sacristan of Cloyne, bringing news of the cession of
Gilbert, lately elected bishop, has letters for the dean and chapter of licence
to elect.
John canon of St. Peter's, Clonard, bringing news of the resignation of
Borgonilda, lately elected abbess, has letters for the prioress and convent of
licence to elect.
Licence, for a fine of 100/., payable by half-yearly instalments as of 20/.
from Michaelmas, for Beatrice late the wife of William de Mohun, tenant
in chief, to marry whomsover she will of the king's allegiance.
Philip Bellewe, canon of St. Mary's, Divelek, bringing news of the cession
of Nicholas, late abbot, has letters for the prior and convent of licence to
elect.
Power to the justiciary of Ireland to restore the temporalities to the
person elected.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
William de Brounwiz, going to Ireland with W. bishop of Emly, for
one year.
The like for the following, going beyond seas, until a fortnight after
Michaelmas : —
Henry, abbot of Rufford.
The abbot of Stratford.
The abbot of Gerewedon.
The abbot of Waverley.
Adam de Oxredeling, going to the king in Gascony, until fifteen days
after Michaelmas.
Power to the justiciary of Ireland to restoi'e the temporalities of the
bishopric of Ardfert to the person elected.
Membrane 9.
July 5. Commission de walliis fossatis, etc., to William de Carleton and William
Westminster, de Middilton, on complaint by Robert de Escales that by defect of the
repair thereof his lands in la Hawe and Ilsington in Merseland, co. Norfolk,
have been damaged by inundation.
July 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Hopton and R. de
Westminster. Staundon, touching injuries committed in the county of Meyronith against
Hawisia late the wife of GrifBn son of Wenuuwyn and her men and tenants
by Owen son of Griffin and Lewis his brother and others.
The like to W. de Burn[eton] and W. de Pageham, touching the
persons who hunted and carried away deer in the park of Edmund, carl
of Cornwall, at Rishangre, co. Suffolk.
July 6. The like to Ralph de Hengham, J. de Luvetot, Robert le Baud and
W^estminster. William de Castello, touching the persons who came armed to the tene-
ments of the abbot of Stonlee, at Stonlee, co. Warwick, burned his gate,
houses and hedges, and consumed his goods.
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1288.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
Mbubranb 8.
Commission to Thomas de Norman vill, escheator beyond Trent, and
Simon le CouRstable to enquire touching the persons who by day and night
have fished and taken fish in the king's lake of Langwalh in lloldernesse,
CO. York, and in certain other lakes and fish-pond.s in those parks.
Commission to Roger de Meoles and Robert de Litlebiry to enquire
touching the persons who broke the park of John de la Mare at Cumbe,
CO. Wilts, hunted there and carried away deer.
MSilDRANE 7.
July 28. Commission to Richard de Colleshull, Robert de Sancto Claro, Geoffrey
Westminster, le Kael and Robert de Wodeton, to deliver the gaol of Shirebuiii of
Roger Basset, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of
Dorset for trespasses against the king's peace, and has since surrendered.
Aug. 10.
Westminster.
Aug. 16.
Westminster.
Aug. 26.
Westminster.
Sept. 1.
Westminster.
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
Aug. 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 6.
Letters for the abbot of Caldre, going beyond seas, nominating Robert
de Barton, clerk, and William de Kendale his attorneys until All Saints.
The like for : —
The abbot of Vaudey, going beyond seas, nominating brothers John
de Ingeldeby and William de Rippele until All Saints.
The abbot of Cumbermere, going beyond seas, nominating Richard
de la KnoUe and Simon de Drayton until All Saints.
Adam de Gredeliug, going to the king in Gascony, nominating William
de Bevercotes, clerk, and William de Grideling until the Purification.
The abbot of Kirkested, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Edelington and John Turry of Hornecastre until All Saints.
William bishop of Emly, going to Ireland, nominating Master Richard
de Clifford and Adam de Whitebergh for two years.
Benedict de Colecestre, going beyond seas, nominating Walter Crosso
until Christmas. •
Emelina, late the wife of Maurice son of Maurice, going to Ireland
nominating Richard de Chiseldene and Walter de Baddebury for two
years.
Nicholas de Karru, staying in Ireland, nominating Robert de Kirkeham
until a year after Michaelmas,
Master Ralph de Banebury, going to Gascony on the king's service
nominating Adam le Grey until Easter.
Alexander di; Balliolo and Isabella his wife, going to Scotland, nomi-
nating Robert de Kemesing, clerk, until Whitsunday.
William de la Fosse, merchant of La Roele, jC;oing beyond seas, nomi-
nating Bonettus de la Coffe until Whitsunday.
William de Valencia, the king's uncle, and Joan his wife, nominatin"-
Simon le Hus.sher and Henry de Egermimd in Ireland for one year.
Protection, with clau.sc volumus, until a fortnight after Michaclmjis for
the following, going beyond seas: —
The abbot of Pippesvell.
The abbot of Caldre.
The abbot of Kirkested.
The abbot of Vaudey.
The abbot of Cumbremcre.
300
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1288.
Aup. 23.
Westminster.
Sept. 14.
Westminster.
Sept. 12.
Westminster.
Sept. 18.
Westminster.
Sept. 24.
Westminster.
Sept. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
Sept. 19.
Westminster.
Sept. 20.
Westminster.
Sept. 5.
Westminster.
Sept. 27.
Westminster.
Sept. 28.
Westminster.
Meml)rane G — cont.
Notification to J. archbishop of York of the roynl assent to the elec-
tion of Richard de Haluni, sub-cellarer of Newstead in Sliirwood, to be
prior.
Appointment of John de Luvetot to the custody, until a fortnight after
Michaelmas, of the manor of Wassinglee, co. Hunts.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Emelina late the wife of Maurice son of Maurice, going to Ireland, for
one year.
Nicholas Fermbaud, going beyond seas, tintil the Purification.
Letters for the said Nicholas, nominating William de Ponte and .John
de Seybrok, his attorneys until the Purification.
The like for : —
Robert de Staff', going beyond seas, nominating Thomas le Surreys
and William de Pencriz for one year.
William de Beverlaco, staying in Ireland by the king's command,
nominating Robert de Barton, clerk, and Robert de Rypplingh:im
for one year.
Richard de Gedding, parson of the church of Stapelford Tauy, going
to Paris to study, nominating Robert de Gedding for two years.
The deiin and chapter of the church of St. Peter, Lisieux, nominating
Master John de Corba and Albert le Engleys for one year.
Nicholas prior of Lantony Prima, in Wales, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating Hugh de Preston and Richard de Norton until Christmas.
Peregrine de Chartres, staying in England, nominating Rustikelus
Bernardi of Florence in Ireland for one year.
James Bernardini, merchant of Florence, staying in England, nomi-
nating the same in Ireland for one year.
William son of Warin, going to Ireland, nominating Walter de
Pateshull and Henry de Assheby for four years.
Richard de Wermyngton, parson of the church of Moreton, going to
the court of Rome, nominating William de Billingleye and Jolin
Lambert of Notingham until Michaelmas.
Joan late the wife of William de Mandevill, staying in Ireland,
nominating Nicholas de Docheric and Roger Leteric for one year.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Nicholas de Clere, 1 staying in Ireland on the king's service, for one
William de Clere, j year.
John de Witham, staying beyond seas with the king, until Easter.
Master Robert de Staff', going beyond seas, for one year.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator, to restore the temporali-
ties of the priory of Newstead in Shirwood to Richard de Haluni, sub-
cellarer there, preferred to be prior by Master Henry de Neuwerk,
archdeacon of Richemund, vicar-general of the archbishop of York, beyond
seas.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Robert de Segre, staying beyond seas, until Easter.
The prior of Lantony Prima, in Wales, going beyond seas, until
Christmas.
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1288. Membrane 6 — cont.
Oct. 3. Alan Plogenet, staying in Wales to fortify the castle of Drosselan,
Westminster. until Easter.
William de Breous the younger, staying in Wales by the king's
command, until the Puritication.
Roger son of Walter Aubre, staying in Wales on the king's service,
for one year.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. IG.
Westminster.
Membrane 4.
Appointment of John de Ponte, king's clerk, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the lands which Matilda late the wife of Robert Walraund,
tenant in chief, held both in dower and a^s joint feoffee with him.
Appointment of William de Redham and Peter de Leyc' to the custody,
during pleasure, of the bishopric of x^orwich, now void.
Writ de intendendo directed to the teuauts.
Protection, with clause voliimus, for : —
Richard de Crupes, staying in Wales by the king's command, until
Whitsunday.
Hugh de Turbervill, staying in Wales to fortify the castle of Bei-e,
until Michaelmas.
William de Odingeseles, staying in Ireland on the king's service, for
one year.
William de Ros, going beyond seas, until one month after Easter.
Robert de Veer, staying with the king, until one month after Easter.
Roger de Karevill of London, staying in Wales on the king's service,
until a fortnight after Easter.
Henry de Boningges, going beyond seas, for the same period.
Appointment of Master Henry de Neuwerk, king's clerk, archdeacon of
Rych('mun(l, to the custody, during pleasure, of AHce late the wife of
Gilbert du Luda, and htr lauds, she being subject to fits of insanity.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
Protection, with clause volnmns, until one month after Easter, for John
de Boteturte, going to the king in Gascony.
Benedict de Ro£F', canon of St. John Baptist, Bykenacre, bringing news
of the death of Alan, late prior, has letters for the sub-prior and convent
of licence to elect.
Notification to Th. bishop of Meath of the royal assent to the election of
Burgevilda, nun of Clonard, to be abbess.
The prior and convent of St. Mary's, Novan, in the diocese of Moath,
sending news by Rol)ert, canon there, of the resignation of Richard, late
abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the converts of the Domus Conversorum,
London, in favour of Robert de Scardeburgh, king's clerk, appointed,
during pleasure, to the custody thereof, in like manner as John ilo iSancto
Dionisio, archdeacon of Rochester, deceased, held the same.
Appointment of the same as aforesaid.
Power to J. archbishop of Dublin, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the
temporalities of the abbey of Clonnard, in the diowse of Meath, to Burge-
vilda, abbess elect.
302
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1288.
Oct. '23.
Wostmiuster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Appointment of William de Morlegh to the custody, during pleasure, of
the lands late of John de Avyllers, deceased, tenant in chief.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side
Trent.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Henry de Lacy, earl
of Lincoln, staying beyond seas with the king.
Appointment of Robert de Sexdecim Vallibus, king's clerk, to the custody,
during pleasure, of the merchant seal in the city of York, in like manner as
John le Espicer held the same.
Mandate to John le Espicer to deliver it to the said Robert.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for the following,
staying in Wales to fortify the castle of Karnarvan : —
William de Grandisono.
Richard Fokeram.
Nov. 7. Licence, for a fine of lOA, for Mabel late the wife of John Tregoz,
Westminster, tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
Nov. 7. Safe-conduct for John de Bruges, king's clerk, taking cloths and other
Westminster. neces.saries to Grascony for the use of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the
chancellor.
Power to J. archbishop of Dublin, supplying the place of the justiciary
of Ireland, to give the royal assent and to restore the temporalities to the
person elected abbot of St. Mary, Novan.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Walter de Fanecurt, going to the king in Gascony, for one year.
William Barage, now on his way to the king in Gascony, until a fort-
night after Easter.
John Wake, now on his way to the king in Gascony, until a fort-
night after Michaelmas.
Agnes de Valencia, going beyond seas, until a fortnight after Easter.
The same, in Ireland, until a year after Christmas.
Nov. 1. Edmund the king's brother, staying beyond seas with the king, until
Westminster. Easter.
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
Membrane 3.
[Oct. 16. Commission to Walter de Hopton and Roger Springeliouse to enquire
Westminster.] touching the persons who entered the free chace and free hay {hayain)
of John Giffard at Brymefeld, co. Salop, while he was in Wales by the
king's command and under the king's protection, and both by day and
night hunted and carried away his deer ; and to attach them to appear
before the king on the octaves of Hilary.
Oct. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Master Thomas de Sudington and
Westminster. Robert de Littlebiry, on complaint by John de Wigeton, Walter de Kirke-
bride and Richard de Kirkebride that they were assaulted and imprisoned
at Shefton, co. Dorset, and the said Richard, while detained in prison, was
maimed by Laurence Burgeys, Thomas Stereman, Walter Richeman, Hamo
le Wimpelere, Thomas Brus, John de Meleburn, John UppehuU, Driotus le
Criour, Gilbert le Jow, Richard his son, John Leche, William his brother,
Robert Mogge, Matthew Stereman, Ralph Lok, Walter de Hacche, Bose-
kynus de Shefton, Nicholas Bosse of Shefton, Peter Luffe, Richard
Norman, Ralph Cokechinne, Archibald le Mouner, John Skyrin, Robert
Shette, Jordan Ferling, John Parcbe, John Bulle, Champflurinus de
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1288. Membrane 3 — cont.
Shcftt'bury, Duildus le Pestur, William Brode, William de Selewode,
Henry le Suur, John le Leyt, Scoticus Harding, John Red, Edward
Goz, Roger le Fis.shere, John Illory, Peter Goky, Stephen le Suur, Peter
Lutle and Richard Ryeheuian, with a great multitude of the coiuuionalty
of Shefton. The said John, Walter and Richard had each al'terward.s a
like commission of oyer and terminer against the same persons.
Membrane 2.
Commission to Richard de Boyland, J. Pecche, Roland de Okstede and
Lucas de Viene to deliver the gaol of Arundel of Laurence le Bel, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Sussex for the death
of William son of Adam Despenser, and has since surrendered.
Association of J. de Luvetot with the keeper and sheriffs of London to
hear and determine a cause which is before the latter in the hustings
between Elias Bacheler and Margery his wife, plaintiffs, and Richard
Pykeman and Geoffrey bis son, tenants, touching a shop in London.
Association of William de Burn[eton] with the keeper and sheriffs of
London to hear and determine a cause in the hustings between Thomas Elis
de Turry and Master Arnald Lupy de Tylio touching a messuage in the
suburb of the city, an error having occurred in the previous proceedings, to
the disherison of the said Arnald.
Nov. 4. Commission to Richard de ColeshuU, Robert de Sancto Claro, Geoffrey
Westminster, de Wrokeshale, Humphrey le Kael and Robert de Wodinton to deliver the
gaol of Shereburn of Roger Basset, who was put in exigent after the hist
eyre in the county of Dorset because he kept and harboured William le
Messer of Upmelecumbe and Walter Berebred, charged with the death of
Roger Dode at Upmelecumbe, against the king's bailiff, who wished to take
them, and has since surrendered.
Association of R. de Hengham with the above W. de Burneton in the
Oct. 2H.
Westuiiuster.
case of Thomas Elys.
Nov. 4.
Westoiiustcr.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. H.
Membrane 1.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Whitsunday, for Philip de
Wyleghby, dean of Lincoln, going to the king in Gascony.
By mandate of the earl of Cornwall,
Signification to R. bishop of London of the royal assent to the election
of Benedict de Roff* to be prior of Bikenacre.
Inspc.ri/nus and coiifirraation, in favour of Oliver, bishop of Lincoln, of
Westminster, letters patent of Ma.ster Ralph de Ivingho, chancellor of St, Paul's, London,
appointed to audit and receive the account of the collectors of the twentieth
for two years from the clergy in the province of Canterbury, to Oliver,
bishop of Lincoln, dated at London, Tuesday the morrow of St. Luke
the Evang(;li.st, 1288, IG Edward 1., aeknowlciiging that he had reeiMvt'd
at the hands of William de Stokelon, the bishop's clerk, the final account
of the said twentieth for the dioees(^ of Lincoln, which amounts for
the two years to the sum of 1,199/. 9^(/., except the twentieth arising
from the prebends of the church of Lincoln and from the churehea
belonging of old to the common of the canons; that the said bishop had
paid of this extent 1,40.'$/. lOs. H}^(I. by out; letter of ac(|nittaiiee uuder
the king's seal, and six pairs uf letters uf acquittance under the seal of
304
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1288. Membrane 1 — cont.
Master Thomas de Bredcstrete, rector of the church of Tollesbiry, in the
diocese of Loudon, deputed to receive the twentieth for the province of
Canterbury; and that he had allowed the said bishop, for the churches
of exempt persons and for other reasons set forth, 88/. 16*. 4fc?., and had
received the names of certain rectors who have not paid in full and
still owe 6/. 4*. 8d., the collection of which he has taken upon himself ;
and so he had given the bishop a full acquittance.
Inspeximns and confirmation of like letters of acquittance of the same
date to the said bishop for the payment of the fifteenth for three years in
the said bishop, which is extended at 2,998/. 1*. 6\d., except the fifteenth
arisincr from the prebends of the church of Lincoln and from the churches
belonging of old to the common of the canons, to wit, for the payment of
2,811/. 2*. 9<7., from which there is allowed, for cliurches of exempt persons
and for other reasons, 170/. 8|rf., and the said bishop has paid a further
sum down of 8/. 14s. 4|(/., and has sent in the names of certain rectors
from whom there is still due 8/. 2.?. \0\d., the collection of which the
said Ralph has taken upon himself ; and so he has given the bishop a full
acquittance.
Letters for Agnes de Valencia, going beyond seas, nominating Master
Henry de Bray her attorney until a fortnight after Easter.
The like for William Barrage, going to Gascony by the king's command,
nominating Nicholas de Comerwell and John Turpin until a fortnight after
Easter.
Nov. 16. Protection, with clause volunms, for one year, for Philip de Beuveys,
Westminster, now on his way to the king in Gaocony.
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
Membrane ISd.
Commission to Henry de Walepol, Simon de la More, Roger de Wales-
ham and James de Beauveys to deliver the gaol of Ely of Robert Maribon,
who was put in exigent after the last eyre at Ely for petty larcenies, and has
since surrendered.
The like to Richard de Boyland and John le Bretun to deliver the gaol
of Hertford of Robei't de Welles of Bishop's Hatfeld, who was put in exigent
after the last eyre in the county of Hertford for petty larcenies, and has
since surrendered.
The like to Richard de Boylaund, Laurence de Plumberewe, Roger le
Baynnard and Henry Grapinel to deliver the gaol of Relegh of Adam le
Becke of Little Wakering, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the
county of Essex for trespasses against the king's peace, and has since
surrendered.
The like to Richard de Boylaund, Robert de Crevequer and Geoffrey
Rollaund to deliver the gaol of Bedford of Reginald Comyn, who was put
in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Bedford for the death of
Henry le Muner of Runhale, Nicholas de Bereford, Robert de Essex, Roger
de Len, Agnes de Bluham and Nicholas Atterivere, and has since sur-
rendered.
Membrane 17 d.
Commission to R. de Boyl[and], R. de Crevquor, Geoffrey Rouland and
Edmund de Wedon to deliver the gaol of Bedford of John le Muner of
Stachesden, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Bed-
ford for the death of William Hautepe, and has since surrendered.
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1288. Membrane \1d — cont.
Commission to William Acte, Jolui son of Simon, Robert do Molkcleye
and Robert Baard to deliver the gaol of Hertford of Robert de Welles of
Bishop's Ilatfeld, who was put in exigent after the hist eyre in the county
of Hertford for larcenies, and has since surrendered.
Membrane I6d.
Feb. o. Commission to John de Steyngreve and John de Lithegr[anes], touching
Westmiuster. the persons who killed Sibyl de Muscegrave at Thorp by Rothewelle Hay,
CO. York.
■ Association of John de Luvetot and William de Burn[eton] with the
keeper and sheriffs of London to hetvr and determine a cause of detinue
■which is in the hustings between Richard de Chigewell, plaintiff, and Philip
le Tayllur.
Feb. 11. Commission to Adam Gurdon and John de Wutton to enquire touching
Westminster, the persons who hunted and carried away deer in Edmund earl of Corn-
wall's park of Cosham, co. Wilts.
Membrane I5d.
March 6. Commission to John Bygot of Stocton and Robert Baynard to enquire
Westminster, touching the persons who by night killed William le Rede in his own house
at Ocle, and a boy unknown in the house of Geoffrey del Ewe at Diching-
ham, and robbed Roisia daughter of James son of Gilbert at Hedenham,
and Robert Wafre at Raveuingham, of their goods, all in the county of
Norfolk.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Weylaund and William
de Pagenham, touching the appeal which William son of William Prcle of
Mendham brings in the county of Suffolk against Roger Pricchwald of
Suth Elmham, William son of Master John de Essex, parson of the church
of St. Margaret, Suth Elmham, John Elysessometer de Middilton, John le
Hore of Suth Elmeham, Ralph Irenfoet of Dunham and Simon le Ko for
the death of John Pricke his brother.
Commission to Roger le Rus, Giles de Berk[eley] and Roger de Lokinton
to deliver Gloucester gaol of Gilbert de Cors, who was put in exigent after
the last eyre in that county for the death of William Fiz le Provost of
Lassinton, and has since surrendered.
March 8.
April 16.
Westminster.
6»0U.
Membrane lid.
Commission to R. le Rus, E. de Berk[elcy], R. de la Ryvcre and G. do
Sandiacre to deliver the gaol of Gloucester of Ralph Streche, who was put
in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Gloucester for the death of
Henry le Charetter of Chimperwell, and has since surrendered.
Association of H. de Cave with Walter do Hopton and Bogo de Knovill
to take an inquisition between tin- prior of Chin-bury and David son of
Griffin Abwenonwin, David le Fiz le Chajxileyn and Adam, vicar of the
church of Guldeffeld, touching a trespass committed against them by the said
prior.
Commi.ssion of oyer and terminer to T'eter de Lcnche, Nichohus do
Mutton, Peter dc Salso Marisco and William son of VVurin, touching
V
306
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1288. Membrane 14(/ — co7U.
Ilenry do Wintonia, who, being charged with the death of Thomas le Blake
of IJrocton, was deteiuod in the prison of Worcester, and, by inquisition of
tlie sherifiE of Worcester, was fonnd to have been so charged in hatred and
nialico, and was bound over to appear before the justices at their first
assizi's, but has surrentlered himself to prison to obtain swiit justice.
Membrane 13c?.
Association of J. de Lovetot with the keeper and sheriffs of London to
hoar and delormine a causo before them in the hustings between Philip le
Teyntnur and Joan his wife, plaintill's, and Henry de Kayles, tenant,
touching a messuage in London.
Association of W. de Burn[eton] with the same to hear and determine
a cause thei-e between Jolm de Alleberge and Geoffrey de Burdewes,
executors of Agnes Mowin, plaintiffs, and William Mowin, tenant, touching
a messuage in London.
Membrane 12d.
Association of the said W. with the same to hear and determine a cause
there between John le Chanter and Alice his wife, plaintiffs, and Master
Bonaccius le Clerk, tenant, touching a messuage in the suburb of London.
Membrane \\d.
June 13. Commission to Richard de Boylund and Robert de Morle to deliver the
Westminster, gaol of St. Edmund's of Nicholas de Batesford, put in exigent after the
last eyre in the county of Suffolk for the death of Richard Cokerel.
Membrane \0d.
[June 21. Association of Adam de Botyndon and Robert de Hertford with the
Westminster.] stewards and other keepers of the fair of Boston, for the execution of I
certain writs directed to the same on behalf of Richard de Bedeford, mer-
chant, touching the recovery of certain sums of money in which the abbot
of Estrebagh in Almain, and divers merchants mentioned therein, are
bound to the said Richard.
June 2.5. Association of Ralph de Hengham with the keeper and sheriffs of
Westminster. London to hear and examine a cause which was before the latter, wherein
John Knotte and Alice his sister, by writ of right, impleaded Geoffrey
Horn, Thomas le Pessuner and John Schayl of a trespass, the said John
and Alice complaining that the inquisition upon which the said keeper and
sheriffs propose to proceed to judgment has certain necessary articles
omitted.
Membrane Sd.
July 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lovetot, William de
Westminster. Carleton and Hugh de Cressingham, touching the fishermen of the city of
London who buy and sell fresh and salt fish in the said city by laud and
water contrary to the statutes,
I
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1288.
July 6.
Westminster.
Aug. 1.5.
Westminster.
Aug. 26.
Westminster.
Mesibrase 7d.
The like to Ral{)h <le Ileughain, John de Lovetot, Robert le Bau<l and
William de Castello, touching the persons who came armt'd to the lands
of the abbot of Stonlee and his tenants in Stonleo, co. Warwick, burnt
their gates, houses aud hedges, conaumcd their goods, and hunted and took
deer.
Association of William de Burn[eton] and Robert de Littelbiry with the
keeper and sheriffs of Loudon to amend the record and process in a cause
which was in the king's court in London before the sheriffs between Olive
de Lundenston and Ralph Knot touching a messuage in London. The said
justices, keeper and siieriffs are to meet at St. Martin's le Grand, recite the
record and process in presence of the parties, and correct and amend any
error.
Commission to J. de Cobeham, R. de Sancto Claro, Humphrey le Kael
aud Robert de Wodetou to deliver the gaol of IShirelnirn of Roger Basset,
■who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Dorset because
he kept and harboured V/illiam le ]\Iesser of Upmelecnmbe and AValter
Bertbeni, charged with the death of Roger Dode, against the king's bailiff,
who wished to take them, and has since surrendered.
Membrane 6d.
Sept. 10. Commission to Richard de Boyland, William Muschet, John Mowyn and
WeutminRter. John Russel to deliver the gaol of Cambridge of John Pukerigg, who was
put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Cambridge forjlarceny,
and has since surrendered.
Sept. 10. Comnii.esion to Roger de Hales and William Haste, at tlie request of the
Westminster, men of Helelinge, Horseye, Ingliam, Jlegham, Ludhani and CatteKld, co.
Norfolk, to enquire what goods they lost by the late inundation and tempest
of the .sea, and into whose hands they came, with power to compel restitu-
tion thereof to the lawful owners.
Membrane 5d.
Aug. 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to Master Thomas de Sudington and
We»tminster. Thomas de Bray, on complaint by Nicholas de Segravo the cider and
Matilda his wife that Nicholas le Parker, Roger le Fiz Duze, William de
Northcroft, Robert Randolf, Bartholomew le F'evre, William de Pailinton,
Robert le Hede, William .'-on of John le Berker, Thomas Gos, Walter
Tredegold, Roger son of Hauwisia, Ralph Pypelory, Hauwisia ithe Wode
and Christiana her daughter, Rannlph le Butiler, Thomas le Pannier and
Agnes his wife, Alice de la Sale, William Scyrelok, Thomas son of
Bondus, Bondus son of Thomas le Paniner, Richard son of Richard
le Clerk, Robert Ingrith and Richard his son, Robert son of Richard
Asketil, Roger son of .John de la Ryding, John de la Ryding, John son
of Richard Asketil, Geoffrey son of Hauwisia ithe Wode, Thomas Rondo,
Thoma.s le Carpenter, Thomas le Charetter, Geoffrey Baudrik, John son of
Gilliert Asketil, Richard Schyrlock, John Robin, Richard de Birchemor,
Richard Pypelori, Thomas Pipelori, Robert Boudo, Thomas Eustach',
Ralph Caus, William son of Thomas le Paumer, Richard lo Bere, Elias
de I3irchemor and .Tulfia] daughter of Hauwisia ithe Wode assaidted the
eaid Matilda at Eccleshale, co. Warwick, and violently threw iter out of her
cart (curru) in which she was riding, and took away her long curt
{carectarn) Imlcn with victuals and other goods.
u2 *
308
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
]L288. Mevibrane bd — cont.
Aug. 6. Commission to Henry de Perpunt and Hugh de Stapilford to audit the
Westmiuster. accounts of the coUoctors of the murage of the town of Notinghara, the
moneys arising therefrom having been assigned for repair of the outer
baily of the castle there; and to enquire into all matters touching that
business.
Sept. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane Ad.
Association of Ralph de Hengham and Master Thomas de Sudington
with the keeper and sheriffs of London to amend the record of a cause
which is in the hustings of John de Attelberge and Greoffiey de Burdeg',
executors of the will of Anne Mowyu, against William Mowyn, touching
a writing of a quit-claim which the said William made to the said Anne,
his sister, as to a messuage in London.
Association of J. de Luvetot with the keeper and sheriffs of London to
hear a cause before them in the hustings of Isabella, late the wife of
Warin de Bassingburn, plaintiff, against Roger le Flusshere of Harewe,
Margaret his wife, Joan his sister and William son of Osbert de Harewe,
deforciants, touching the said Isabella's dower in London.
Membrane 3d.
Oct. 10. Association of Roger de Leyc[estr'] with the same to view and amend the
WeBtminster. record of a cause in the hustings of Ralph Pyroc against William le Parker,
chaplain, touching the detention of a horse of the said Ralph, as it appears
by the complaint of the said Ralph that there was irregularity in the
proceedings.
Association of William de Cauwereswell with Reginald de Grey, justice of
Chester, in a cause which is in the county of Chester of Roger son of
William against William de Takkleye, touching 11 acres of land and a
moiety of a messuage in Old Tatton, as it appears by the complaint of
the said William that Richard de Macy, sub-justice of the said Reginald,
does not allow him the usual delays, and is procuring several friends and
relations of the said Roger to be recognitors ; and they are to see that the
said assize is taken by recognitors not suspected by either party.
Membrane 2d.
Oct. 21. .AsiBOciation of John de Lovetot with the keeper and sheriffs of London
Westmi aster, to view and amend the record and process of a cause which is in the hust-
ings between Thomas Elys de la Tur, plaintiff, and Master Arnald Lupi de
Tilio, tenant, of a messuage in London, as it appears by the complaint of the
said Arnald that the proceedings have not been rightly conducted.
Oct. 22. Commission to Thomas de Nomianvill and John de Lith[egreynes] to
Westminster, enquire touching the persons who, after the proclamation of the peace upon
the king's last departure from England, killed William de Berdeseye, monk
of Furneys, at AJdingham, co. Lancaster.
Membrane Id.
Commission to Richard de Boyland, John Pecche, Roland de Ocstede
and Luke de Vyenna to deliver the gaol of Arundel of Robert le Tayllur,
who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Sussex for
the death of William de Sengelton, and has since surrendered.
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1288.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane \d — cont.
The like to Eiclmrd de Coleshull, Richard de Mansion and Robert de
Sanclo Claro to deliver the gaol of Shirebuin of John de Merston, clerk,
who was chaffjed before the ju.stices in eyre in the county of Dorset by his
enemies with tlivers trespa.sses, and has surrendered to take his trial.
Couimi8.««ion to Richard de Coleshull, Robert de Sancto Claro, Geoffrey
do Wroke.'ihale, Humphrey le Cael and Robert de Wodiuton to deliver the
gaol of Shereburn of William Page and Peter Pecche, who were put in
exigent after the last eyre in the county of Dorset for the death of Richard
Ruddok and John Fre^ne, and have since surrendered.
Association of John de Lovetot with the keeper and sheriffs of London
to examine and amend the record and process of a cause which was in the
hustings by writ of right between Christiana la Brune, plaintiff', and Joan
daughter of John de la Hale, deforciant of rent to the value of 2s. in
London, whereof the .^aid Joan vouched John de Dorkingg of London
to warranty against the said Christiana, as it appears by the complaint of
the said John that divers of the articles were insufficiently examined.
Association of Master Thomas de Sudington with the same to hear and
determine a cause in the hustings of Henry de Cotun against John de
Strctford and Sarah his wife, as to their restoring to him goods of the value
of 10 marks.
Membrane IacI.
Nov. 16. Commi.ssion Je walliis, fossatis, etc. to John de Lovetot and Henry
Westminster, de Apeltrefeld for the coast of Kent.
The like to Thomas de Norraanvill and Simon le Conestable on the sea-
coast and bank of Humbre, co. York.
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1288.
Nov. 23.
Westiniuster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 25.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
1289.
Jan. 10.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
1288.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 23.
Letters for Reginald de Balun, going beyond seas, nominating Henry de
Preston his attorney in England until Whitsunday.
The like for :—
John, abbot of St. Catherine du Mont, Rouen, nominating Thomas le
FeiTur and Guillerimus ile Hueit for throe years.
John le Flemeng of Sutliampton, clerk, going beyond seas, nominating
John de Hatfeld for one year.
John, prior of Lewes, going beyond seas, nominating Peter de
Monteller, his fellow monk, and John de Ayno for one year.
Henry de Pontetremulo, executor of the will of KoUundi de
Pontetremulo, staying at St. Omer, nominating John de Cremona,
clerk, and John le Romeyn for one year.
Matthew Gyffard, staying in Gascony with the king, nominating Philip
Giffard and Laurence son of Warin until Whitsunday.
Hugh de Monte Alto, going beyond seas, nominating Robert de
Surfiete and John de Skaregile until the feast of St. Margaret.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Philip de Beauveys,
king's surgeon, now on his way to the king in Gascony.
Mandate to the escheator to restore the temporalities of the priory of
Bikenacre to Benedict de Roff', canon there, elected prior.
Writ de i?itendendo directed to the tenants.
Letters for Ralph de Berners, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Claverin' and Matthew Blaberd bis attorneys in England until Midsummer.
The like for the following, going beyond seas : —
William de Berewik, nominating William Harefot and Henry de la
Porte until Michaelmas.
John de Foleburn, nominating Roger le Plomer of Killeshull and
Martin de Ros for one year in Ireland.
Baldwin de Frimle, nominating Hugh de Cressingham and Master
Thomas Cantok until a fortnight after Midsummer.
Thomas Turs of Sumerby, nominating Peter de Skeldingthorp until
Midsummer.
Master Reyner de Wichio, canon of the church of St. Chad, Lichefeld,
nominating Lapus Bonichi of Pistoja and Pinus Bernardini of
Petrono until Easter.
John de Tany, nominating Henry de Berewik and Helias de Howyk
until a year after Michaelmas.
The like for : —
Ralph Pypard, staying in England, nominating Richard de Cerdeden
and John Surmin in Ireland for two years.
Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to the following merchants
and their fellows, merchants of the societies named, viz. Rosterus Bona-
venture of the Mozi of Florence ; James Brabazon of Siena {Sen') ;
Bartholomew Jacobi of the Bardi of Florence j James Bonichi of the
17 EDWARD r.
311
1288. Membrane 23— con/.
Amanati of Pistoja; Berton' Machi of the Circuli Nigri ; Dardanus Con-
silii of the Circuli Albi of Florence ; IIuf;eliuus Petri of the Sons of
Bettorus of Lncca (^filortiin Bettori de Luk") ; James Jamaui of the
Friskehaldi of Florence; Guido Duiinati of the Fri^kebaUli of Florence;
and Dnraciuri Hnberti of the society of the Pulciui of Florence, for 5/;U0
marks lent by thetn and paid by tin; kind's ordi r to Richard Guidicionis
and his fellows, merchants of Lucca ; and promise to repay the same
between the morrow of the close of Easter and the eve of Whitsunday.
Dec. 28. Commission to Salomon do RofF', Walter de Hopton, Master Thomas
WestminHter. de Sudinjzton and Richard de Boylaund to go on a geuerjl eyre in the
county of Wilts.
1289.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 23.
Westmioster.
Jan. 26.
Wustmiustcr.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Fel). 3.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 1.
Membrane 21.
Letters for Master Philip de Barton, going beyond seas, nominating
Henry de Croylaund and Vincentius de Berleye his attorneys.
Ins^peximus and confirmation of letters patent of Master Ralph de
Ivingho, chancellor of St. Paul's, London, deputed to audit and receive
the account of the fifteenth for three years and the twentieth for two years
granted to the king by the clergy in the province of Canterbury, being
a memorandum and acqiiittance to R. bishop of Bath and Wells, dated
London, 11 Kal. February 1288, for the receipt at this date at the hands of
William de Bathon', vicar of Wells, by the command and in the presence
of Master Ralph de VVikham, vicar-[general] of R. bishop of Bath and
Wells, then beyond the realm, of the final account of the said fifteenth and
twentieth for the bishopric of Bath and Wells arising during the five
years. The total value of the benefices of the said bishopric for three
years, according to the taxation of Xorwich, is 9,363/. os. (jd. ; the fifteenth
is 621/. 4*. 4^6?.; the total value of the benefices for two years is
6,242/. 3s. 4c?.; the twentieth is 312/. 2*. Gd. The sum totiil of the
fifteenth and twentieth is 936/. 6s. 10c?., whereof the said William has
paid to divers merchants on the king's account 793/. 10^<^/. ; in allowtinces
to the collectors, 56/. 14*. o^d.; and in expenses in raising the money,
03/. 6s. 4d., making a total payment of 913/. 1*. 8^d. Thus there remains
a balance of 23/. 5*. 1^^/., which the said Master Ralph de Wikhaiu and
William de Bathon' have caused to be paid to Ricluird Guidicionis, mer-
chant of Lucca, of the society of the Ricardi, by the hands of William
de Holccote, chaplain of the said bishop ; and so the said Ralph has given
the said bishop a full acquittance.
Appointment of Ralph de Bcrners to the custody, during pleasure, of
the Tower of London, with the prisoners therein.
Mandate in pursuance to Ralph de Sandwico.
Protection, with clause voltimus, for one year, for William de Valencia,
now on his way beyond seas to the king.
Presentation of Robert de Burndisch to the church of Merston, in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the sec of Norwich.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Acknowledgment of the payment of a prest of 200/. by the burgesses of
Lenn to Ricliard Guidicionis and his fellows, merchants of Luccji, to the
king's use. By Treasurer.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Protection, with clause volninus, until All Saints, for Geoffrey de
Westminster. Caumvill, staying in Wales by the king's comniaud.
312
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1289.
Feb. 21.
Westminster.
!March 6.
Westmiuster.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westmiuster.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westmiuster.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Membrane 21 — cont.
Henry de Dino;cle, canon of Osolveston, bringing news of the death of
Robert, late abbot, has letters directed to the prior and convent of licence to
elect.
Protection, with clause vohimus, until Michaelmas, for Robert Grereberg,
going to Gascony with Philip Burnel, king's yeoman.
Letters for Margaret, abbess of Fontevraud, staying beyond seas, nomi-
nating Thomas de Eton and Adam de Ambresbury her attorneys until
two years after Michaelmas,
The like for : —
James, abbot of St. Pierre sur Dive, staying beyond seas, nominating
Richard Groby and Richard Tobosoygne for three years.
James de Burn, going beyond seas, nominating Alexander de Insula
for one year.
John Duket, going beyond seas, nominating Stephen Duket until
two years after Easter.
Nicliolas Scort, parson of the church of Gravenehurst, nominating
Anger de Rypon for two years.
William de Valencia, now on his way beyond seas to the king, nomi-
nating Roger de Moleton and William de Moituo Mari for one year.
Thomas de Stodham, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Claveringg until a fortnight after Midsummer.
William de Wanden, going beyond seas, nominating Ralph de Brunham
until Michaelmas.
Robert, abbot of Hyde, Winchester, going beyond seas, nominating
Geoffrey de Feringes, his fellow monk, and William Beaufiz until
Wliitsunday.
Appointment of John le Breton to the custody of the city of London,
which has been taken into the king's hands for certain causes, during
pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to Ralph de Sandwico.
Presentation of Robert de Burndish to the church of Merston, in the
diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the voidauce of the see.
Mandate to William de Redham and Peter de Leyc' to restore the
temporalities of the bishopric of Norwich to Master Ralph de Walepol,
archdeacon of Ely, elected bishop.
Brothers Roger de Clifton and Richard de Wymundeham, bringing
news of the death of Robert, late abbot of Roucestre, have letters for
the prior and convent of licence to elect.
Signification to J. archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Master William de la Corner, one of the canons, to be bishop
of Salisbury. By writ of the great seal.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Whitsunday, for Master Bonectus
de Sancto Quintino, employed beyond seas with the king.
Mandate to Master Ralph de Ivingho, chancellor of St. Paul's, London,
and to Master Thomas de Bredstrete, receivers of the fifteenth, twentieth
and thirtieth of both the provinces of Canterbury and York, to pay the
money vphich they have in hand arising fi-om the arrears of the same
and the money which they receive hereafter to Richard Guidichionis and
his fellows, merchants of Lucca.
17 EDWARD I.
313
1289. Membrane 21 — cont.
Feb. 7. Protection, without clause volumus, until the Ascension, for the abbot of
Westminster. Crouloud, going beyond seas.
John de Gyppewico, canon of the church of SS. Peter and Paul, Ips-
wich, bringing news of the ces.sion of William de Secheford, late prior,
had letters for the sub-prior and convent of licence to elect.
Membrane 20.
Feb. 15. Mandate to ^Malcolm de Harley, king's clerk, keeper of the bishopric of
Westminster. Salisbury, to induct Peter de Sabaudia, the king's clerk and kinsman, into
the prebend there which Master William de Corner, elect of Salisbury, held,
and wliich is in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter.
Feb. 13. Grant to the sub-prior and convent of the church of SS. Peter and Paul,
Westminster. Ip.swich, for a fine of 10/., payable by half-yearly instalments of 10*., of
the custody of their hou.«e in the present voidance, saving to the king
advowsons, wardships, reliefs, escheats and all other things which may fall
in during the said cu.stody.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent not to interfere with the tem-
poralities thereof.
Feb. 10. Appointment of Gregory de Rokesle and Baruncinus Galteri to see that
Wesuninster. the provisions made by the king and council, with the advice of the treasurer
and barons of the Exchequer and of the justices of the Bench, against clippers
and falsifiers of money are duly proclaimed and observed in the city of
London and the parts adjacent; saving to the king all amercements.
Feb. 24. Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Edmund, earl of Cornwall,
Westminster, supplying the place of the king in England, in 2,000 marks, which J.
bishop of Ely, treasurer, has received by the king's command for certain
difficult affairs, to be repaid half by a fortnight after Midsummer and the
remainder by Michaelmas, unless the king shall have paid Richard Guidi-
cionis and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, who have likewise bound them-
selves to the said earl.
The like to Richard Guidicionis and his said fellows.
Feb 26. Mandate to Malcolm de Harley, king's clerk, to restore the temporalities
Westminster, of the bishopric of Salisbury to Master William do Cornere, bishop elect.
Writ c/e intendendo directed to the tenants.
March 3. Letters for Simon, al)bot of St. Mary's, York, staying in England, nonii-
Westminoter. nating Henry de Iloton, his fellow ijionk, and William de Eboraco his attor-
neys in Ireland for two years.
March 5. The like for : —
Westminster. Philip Burnel, going to the king in Gascony, nominating Robert de
Bardelby and John de Winimton, clerk, until Michaelmas.
Marrh 12. Stephen, prior of Farleye, going beyond seas by the king's command,
Wc-iniinstcr. nominating John de Bathonia, his fellow monk, and brother Bartho-
lomew de Dusa until Michat;lmas.
The abbot of Croylaund, going beyond seas, nominating Robert do
Langetoft, his fellow monk, and Roger de Cupyldik until All
Saints.
March 6. Walter de Rcygny, clerk, going beyond seas by the king's command,
WcBtminHtcr. nominating Robert de Ilaliwelle and William la Warre until Mid-
summer.
814
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S9.
March 22.
Westiuiuster.
March 20.
^ycstminstcr.
March 23.
Westiuiuster.
March 4.
Westminster.
March 5.
Westminster.
March 8.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westmiuster.
March 20.
Westminster.
March 30.
Westminster.
April 1.
Westminster.
April 8.
Westminster.
April 17.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Walter Uncle, staying in England, nominating Walter le Bret and
Robert de Foleburu in Ireland i'or one year.
Henry de Cogan, staying in England, nominating Nicholas son of
Tancard and Hcury Virly in Ireland for one year.
Richard, abbot of Croyland, going beyond seas, nominating Roger de
Cuppeldik and Roger de Croylaund until All Saints.
Safe-conduct, for two yeais, for Henry de Hocton, monk of St. Mary's,
York, and AVilliam de Eboraco, going as the attorneys of the abbot of
St. Mary's, York, in a cause which is before the justices of the Bench,
Dublin, between the said abbot, plaiutitf, and the bishop of Down {Dunen'),
tenant, touching certain land iu Ireland.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Philip Burnell,
going to the king in Gascony.
The like, until Whitsunday, for John Hastang, going likewise.
Notification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of Ernald, prioi" of Fiunisheved, late canou of Osolvestou, to be abbot of
Osolveston.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities of
Roucestre abbey to Roger de Lugliteburgh, one of the canons, elected abbot.
The like to the escheator beyond Trent.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities of
Osolveston to Ernald, elected abbot as above.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey.
Appointment of Robert Paulin to the custody of the town of Rye,
during pleasure.
Appointment of the same to the custody of the manor of Iden.
Pi'otection, with clause volumus, for : —
Grimbald Pauncefot, going beyond seas, until Midsummer.
Philip de Monte Gromorri, going to the king in Gascony, until
Whitsunday.
John, prior of Holy Trinity, York, going beyond seas, until Whit-
sunday.
Thomas de Staunton, going beyond seas with Grimbald Pauncefot, until
Midsummer.
Presentation of William de Birlay to the church of Byrkyn, in the
diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and
heir of Robert son of Adam de Everingham, tenant in chief.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Richard de Norwag' and Roger de
Norton, going to Norway on the king's special affairs.
Mandate in pursuance to bailiffs and others.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for the said Richard de Norwag'.
Mandate to Richard Guidiconis and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, to
pay 40/. to the said Richard for his expenses.
Writ de intendendo directed to the barons of Dover for Alan de
Hugham, as surrogate of Stephen de Penecestre, appointed to the custody
of the port of Dover, during pleasure.
William de Brackele, monk of Luffeld, bringing news of the cession of
John de Houton, late prior, has letters of licence to elect.
17 EDWARD I.
315
1289.
April 28.
Westmiaster.
April 26.
Westmiastcr.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 6.
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
Meubrasb 18.
Letters for Robert de Brus, earl of Carrick, staying in Scotland, nomi-
natiiij^ John de IlatfeUl, cloik, aiui Robert de la Beri his attorneys in
England for one year.
The like for : —
The said Robert and Christiana his wife, staying in Scotland, nomi-
nating Master Adam de Urokedayk and John Shirlok for one year.
Master Thomas de Sudington, staying in England, nominating Nicho-
las de Chilteham in Ireland for three years.
Grimbald Pauncefot, going beyond seas, nominating John de Stratton
until Michaelmas.
Hugh le Tayllur, citizen of London, staying with the king beyond
seas, nominating John Turpin and David de i'itton until Michaelmas.
Ernald de Basingwerk, going beyond seas, nominating brothers William
de Trosford and William de Patesele until Michaelmas.
Nicholas de Audedeleye, going beyond seas, nominating James de
Aldetheleye and William le Sauvage for one year.
Robert de Stotevill and Eleanor his wife, staying in Normandy, nomi-
nating Richard de Kelmcrton and Reginald de Kirqueby.
John de Luvetot, going beyond seas on the king's service, nomi-
nating Henry de Guldeford and Roger de Rattlesdeu until a fort-
night after Michaelmas.
Peregrine de Chate, merchant of Lucca, staying in England, nominating
Orlando Sartoy of Lucca in Ireland for one year.
Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England, nominating
Robert de Carneboch and John Liteprud in Ireland for two years.
Signification to R. bishop of Norwich of the royal assent to the election
of John de Sancto Nicholao, sub-prior of the church of SS. Peter and Paul,
Ipswich, to be prior.
Signification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of Gilbert de Merse, one of the monks, to be prior of Luffeld.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to restore
the temporalities of the church of SS. Peter and Paul, Ipswich, to the
above John de Sancto Nicholao.
. Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
May 7.
Westminster
May 8.
Protection, with clause volu/mis, for : — •
John Le Strange, staying beyond seas with the king, until Michaelmas.
Master William de Luda, dean of St. Martin's le Grand, London,
staying with the king in Gascony, until Michaelmas.
John de Lovetot, going beyond seas on the king's service, until
fifteen days after Michaelmivs.
Richard de Sulveston, monk of LufFeld, bringing news of the resignation
Westminster, of Ciill)ert dc Mersh, prior elect, has letters directed to the sub-prior and
convent of licence to elect.
letters for John de Balliolo, going beyond seas, nominating Hugh do
Hertwayton and Richard de Smitheton his attorneys until Michaelmas.
The like for : —
Roger Percevall, staying in England, nominating Richard sun of Simon
d(^ Balinumii; in Ireland for one year.
Matthew Uillard, going beyond seart, nominating Laurence son of
Warin until one month ui'ter Michaelmas.
31G
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1289.
May 17.
Westminster.
May 18.
WeslminsttT.
Feb. 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Peter de Genevill, going beyond seas, nominating John Seculer and
John Sturmi for one year.
John Mautravers and Eleanor his wife, staying in England, nominating
Richard Crey of Ireland and William son of Hugh of Ireland in
Ireland until a year after Holy Trinity.
Richard, bishop of London, going beyond seas to the king, nominating
Master Thomas de Geytinton and John de Littleton until a year
after Michaelmas.
Robert, abbot of Hyde, Winchester, going beyond seas, nominating
Geoffrey de Feninges, his fellow monk, and William Beaufiz until
St. Peter ad Vincula.
May 15. Signification to O. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Westminster, of Peter de Saidestou, one of the monks, to be prior of Luffeld.
May 22. Mandate to the escheator to restore the temporalities to the said Peter
Westminster, de Shaldeston.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 15.
Westminster.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 16.
Westminster.
June 17.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
June 23.
Westmiofiter.
Protection, with clause volumvs, until Michaelmas, for Agnes de
Valencia, staying beyond seas.
Letters for Millicent de Monte Alto, staying in England, nominating
William de Braundeston and Roger de Sende her attorneys in Ireland until
a year after Midsummer.
The like for: —
Robert de Fyleby, going beyond seas, nominating William de Bone-
will and Nicholas de Bramerton until Easter.
Geoffrey de Preudregast, staying in Ireland, nominating William de
Prendregast and Simon Fraunceys until Easter.
John Comyn of Buchan, staying in Scotland, nominating Henry de
Sutton and John Bartolf for one year.
Geoffrey de Nugent, staying in Ireland, nominating Mile de Crues for
two years.
John, abbot of Lundros, staying in Scotland, nominating Adam de
Groys and Robert de Levynton for one year.
Edmund le Botiller, staying in England, nominating Thomas son of
Robert in Ireland for two years.
The dean and chapter of Rouen, nominating William, parson of the
church of Heron, and John Choppe, clerk, for two years.
Robert, abbot of Rewley, Oxford, going to his general chapter, nomi-
nating brothers Robert de Shoteswell and Geoffrey de Medmeham
until the Purification.
John le Bygod, staying in England, nominating Nicholas Baret and
WiUiam de Sandcrof in Ireland for one year.
Matthew Giffard, going beyond seas, nominating William de Stapelton
and Philip Giffard until Easter.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Stephen de Chevancy, yeoman of Eleanor, the king's mother, going to
the king in Gascony, until Michaelmas.
Robert de Stratton, clerk, going beyond seas, until a fortnight after
Michaeknas.
William le Ros, going beyond seas, for the same period.
Licence, for a fine of 20/., for Almaricus la Zuche to marry whomsoever
he will of the king's allegiance.
17 EDWARD r.
317
1289.
May 12.
Westminster.
Mem BRAN B 17.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham, Ma'^ter Thomas
do Sudington and Walter de Hopton to enriuire by the oatli of the good
men of the kiuii's hind of Cardipin, of Edmund de Mortuo Marl's land of
Melenith and Warthreygnon, of Matilda de Mortuo Marl's land of Radenore
ami Elneylutlunenith, of Ralph de Tony's land of Eluoylismenith, of John
son of Reginald's land of Blenleveny, of Peter de Geynvill and Theobald de
Venhm's land of Ewyas and Cantrebohan, touching the homicides, arsons,
robberies and other lielonie=i committed against the men of Buelt by Hum-
phrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford aud Essex's men uf Brechou.
MESfBRA.WE 14.
June 27. Commission to Richard de ColeshuU, Robert de Sancto Cluro, Humphrey
Westminster, le Kacl and Richard de Maneston to deliver the gaol of Shireburu of
Hugh le But and Roger Cosh, imprisoned there by order of the justices
lust in eyre in the county of Dorset, for forcibly keeping William le Messer
of Upmelecurabe and Walter Bereberd, accused of the death of Roger Dode,
against the king's bailiflf at Upmelecumbe.
July 3.
Westmiuster.
July 3.
Wctminster.
July 18.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westmiuster.
July 22.
Westmiuster.
July 28.
Westminster.
July 28.
Westminster.
Membrase 13.
Mandate to the sheriff of Salop and Stafford to enquire of all persons
who offend against the peace, as well within liberties as without, and to
arrest them, taking with him, if necessary, the posse comitatns of both
counties. Et sunt clause.
Mandate to the men of those counties to assist the sheriff.
Appointment of William de Anlauby to the custody, during pleasure, of
his sister Margery daughter of John de Anlauby, and of her lands and
goods, as it appears by inquisition by Thomas de Normanvill, escheator
beyond Trent, that she is of unsound mind.
Presentation of Edmund de Everle to the church of Sicheston, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of William de Ferrariis, tenant in chief.
Protection, with clause voluinus, until a fortnight after Michaelmas, for
the abbot of Begeham, going beyond seas.
Appointment of Ralph de Sandwico to the custody of the city of London,
during pleasure.
Mandate in pursuance to John le Breton.
Appointment of the .same to th(! custody of the Tower of London.
Mandate in pursuance to liulph do Berners.
Protection, with clnxi^c volufuus, until Christmas, for Otto de Grandisono
staying beyond seas with the king.
I^etters for Alexander de Balliolo and Lsabella his wife, staying in Scot-
land, nominating Robert de Kemesing their attorney until Easter.
The like for : —
William, abbot of Furneys, going to his general Cistercian chapter,
nominating Laurence Travers aud William Malghom until All
Saints.
318
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S9.
Auir. 10.
Dover.
Sept. 3.
Raylegh.
Sept. 18.
Bury
St. Edmunds.
Aug. 10.
Dover.
Sept. 3.
Raylcgh.
Aug. 13.
Dover.
Aug. 14.
Canterbury.
Aug. 18.
Leeds.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Adaiu, abbot of Cunibrcmoro, going to Lis general Cistercian chapter,
nominating Richard de Knolle, monk, and Robert de Nedwode until
Christmas.
Thedisius de Cauvill, dean of Wolvreneharapton, staying beyond seas,
nominating Andrew de Janua, canon of Wolvreuehampton, for one
year.
Master Roger de Salinges, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Felstede, chaplain, and John Faukes of Felstede for one year.
Protection, with clause volunms, for : —
Adam, abbot of Cumbremere, until Christmas.
Thedisius, dean of Wolvrenehampton, for one year.
Memorandum that on Friday, 12 August, 17 Edward I., the king landed
at Dover from Gascony and France ; and that R. bishop of Bath and
Wells, his chancellor, landed the Wednesday before with the great seal.
\_The entries in the Patent Roll dated August 12, or after, are all tested
by the king.'\
Presentation of Hugh de Ryston to the church of Stodlond, in the
diocese of Salisbury, void by the resignation of Thomas de Capella, late
rector.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
John, abbot of Pippewell, going to his general Cistercian chapter, until
a fortnight after Michaelmas.
Brother Roger de Melsa, going beyond seas, until Martilmas.
Geoffrey de Genevill, staying in Ireland, for two years.
The same Geoffrey, staying in Ireland, for three years.
The abbot of Jervaulx {JerovalV), going to his general Cistercian
chapter, until Christmas.
Aug. 12.
Whitsand.
Membrane 12 (Schedule).
Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Richard Guidicionis,
Oriandiuus and Henry de Podio, brothers, and their fellows, citizens and
merchants of the society of the Ricardi of Lucca, for loans advanced since
his last leaving the realm, that is, from 13th May, 14 Edward I., to the
present date, amounting to 380,609/. 5s. 6d. black money of Tours, and
a further sum of 12,632/. \9s. Gd. sterHng, received by Master William
de Luda, keeper of the wardrobe ; with promise to repay the same by
Easter, and pledging, in case of the king's death, the revenues of the
king in the duchy of Aquitaine, Bordeaux and the Bordelais, Agenois, the
diocese of Saintonge and elsewhere in Gascony.
Membrane 12.
July 10. Commission de walliis,fos satis, etc. to Thomas de Normanvill and Simon
Westminster, le Conestable between the banks of Hnmber and Lambflete, co. York.
The like to William de Carleton and William de Middilton in Tilneye
and Ilsington, co. Norfolk.
The like to Roger de Walsham and James de Beauveys in Wisebeche,
CO. Cambridge.
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Commission to John do Beck and Richard de Holebrok to deliver
Lincoln gaol of Richard de Benington, in prison for arson and robbery at
Boston.
Aug. 14.
Canterbury.
Aug. 14.
Canterbury.
Aug. 16.
Lced.<.
Aug. 20.
Leeds.
Aug. 20.
Leeds.
Sept. 10.
Bylegh.
Aug. 16.
Canterbury.
Aug. 16.
Canterbury.
Aug. 14.
Cauterbury.
Aug. 21.
Leeds.
Aug. 20.
Leeds.
Memuraxe U.
Safe-conduct for Thomas de la Nasse and John Grik, barons of the
port of Winchelse and la Rye, their men and ship called the cog St. Thomas
of Winchelse, laden with merchandise.
Letters for Roger, abbot of Mclsa, going beyond scjis, nominating Henry
de Malton and John le Mareschal his attorneys until Martilmas.
The like for : —
William, aI)bot of Cumbc, going beyond sea.**, nominating William de
Balneye and Robert de Merston until Martilmas.
Joiin, abbot of Pipwell, going to his general Cistercian chapter, nomi-
nating Thomas de Hanneye, his fellow monk, and Robert de Bar-
deleby, clerk, until Ciiristmas.
Ralph, abbot of Jervaulx, going to the .«:aid chapter, nominating
Thomas son of Richard de Bilton and William son of Richard de
Bentham until Christmas.
Robert, abbot of Fountains, going to the said chapter, nominating
Thomas de Apelton and Richard de Pikehale until Martilmas.
Master Fulk Virgilii, staying beyond sea.'', nominating John de Sancto
Edwardo and John Bronhart for one year.
Walter de Edelingham, going to the court of Rome, nominating Walter
de Boulton until the Purification.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Matthew Horn and Henry Jacob, barons
of the port of Wynchcls'e, sending wine, corn and other merchandise in
their ship called la Plente and other ships to divers parts of the realm.
Pardon to Reginald Alard the younger and William de Bourne, barons
of the port of Winchelse, of the 1,000 pounds of the black money of
Tours paid by the king on account of their escape from the prison of the
seneschal of Ponthieu, in whose custody they had been placed under sen-
tence of imprisonment by the court of France for certain trespasses.
Pardon, at the instance of Master William de Luda, king's clerk, of the
abjuration of the realm made by i'hilip de Toucheby upon being taken in
the company of AlmaricuH de Monte Forte and Eleanor his sister, the king's
rebels, at Bristol.
Grant to Nicholas le Brun of the prebend of Mcmerfeld in the chapel of
Bruges.
Mandate in pursuance to the constiklde of the castle of Bruges.
Grant to Henry le Lunibard of the custody, during minority of the heir,
of the lands late of Warin de Mewarin, tenant in chief, in Wall)urne, co.
Norfolk, on condition that if they exceed the yearly value of 22/., he is to
answer for the excess.
Pardon to Hugh le Despen.ser of 100 marks out of 300 due from him for
corn and other goods sold to him by Ma.ster Henry de Bray, cscheator
this side Trent ; and grunt tliat the residue shall be paid in instalments of
.50 marks at Martilmas, the following Martilmas, a fortnight after the
following Easter and the following Martilmas.
Safe-couduct for John do Panhale, merchant of Rypon.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1289.
Aug. 20.
Leeds.
Aug. 18.
Leeds.
Memhrmie 11 — cont.
Pardon to William Turnecurt of his outlawry for non-appearance before
the justices last in eyre in the county of Suffolk in a cause brought against
him by Joan de Monte Alto for trespass.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Roger de Leukenore,
sheriff of Sussex, and Henry de Sottesbrok, for the Friars Preachers of
Cliichester to stop a street {vicujn) loading from the church of St. Andrew
in the Pallant as far as the city wall on tlie south side of their plot, and
another street leading from the south gate to the east gate under the wall
of the said city near their said plot and opposite to it, and to enclose the
same with a wall, for the enlargement of their said plot ; on condition that
they make another street on their own ground as large as one of the others
and leading straight from the church of St. Andrew to the city wall
towards the south.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum before William de Boyvill,
sheriff of Warwick, for the Friars Minors of Coventre to close the way lead-
ing from Kenilworth to Coventre for the enlargement of their area ; on con-
dition that they make another way of the same breadth on ground of Roger
de Monte Alto near the said way, which he has granted for the purpose.
Licence for the release in mortmain by Roger de Monte Alto to the
prior and convent of Coventre of 405. of rent for lands within and without
the said city which they hold of the said Roger in exchange for certain
tenements whereof they have enfeoffed the said Roger, and which he has
granted to the Friars Minors of Coventre for the enlargement of their area.
Appointment of Peter Lof and Walter de Pedrinton to go to the castle of
Drosselan and view the account of Alan de Plogouet, constable thereof,
touching the repair and works of the said castle, the felling of wood for
making and enlarging passes (passibus), the payment of wages and other
expenses and receipts for the time that he held the said custody by grant of
the king.
Membrane 10.
Aug. 2L Commission de walliis, fossatis, etc. to Henry de Appeltrefeld, Robert de
Leeds. Savaunz and Henry de Ledes, on complaint by William Barry of Rouyndenne
that William de Poton has neglected to repair his lands in the marsh of Neu-
brok in Rolviuden, near the sea-coast between Smalhede and Mayhamme,
CO. Kent, whereby inundations have been caused over the lands of other
tenants.
Membrane 9.
Aug. 22. Commission to William de Karleton and William de Giselham to audit
Leeds. the several accounts of the bailiffs of Dunwich, co. Suffolk, to wit, of
Augustin le Clerk, John Cok, Thomas Sket, John Dowzyng, Thomas
Michel, Joceus Batting, Thomas Denis, Eustace Batting, Richard son of
John, Michael son of John, Robert Culling, Walter Calf and John Arnald,
none of whom accounted at the Exchequer during their term of office.
Appointment of Eleanor the king's consort to the custody of the manor
and forest of Feckenham, during pleasure.
Appointment of William de Vescy to the custody of the castle of
Scardeburgh, during pleasure, to account therefor in like manner as John
de Vescy, deceased, sometime constable thereof.
Mandate to the said John's executors for livery thereof.
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1289.
Auj:. 26.
Aug. 31.
Eastwood.
Aug. 24.
Leedd.
Aug. 31.
IJayleigh.
Aug. 27.
Leeds.
Aug. 31.
Rayleigh.
Sept. 1.
Itajleijjh.
Sept. 2.
Raylcigh.
Aug. 31.
Uaylfigh.
Sept. 2.
Kajleigli.
65014.
Membrane 0 — cont.
Grant to Nicholas do Clare, king's clerk, of a prebend in the church
of t'iishel, void l>y the n'signation of Richard de Herefonl, and in the
king's gift by reason of the voidance of the see of Cashel.
Gnint to Walter de la Chaunihre, king's serjeant, of the custody, during
pleasure, of the bailiwick of the forestership of Shirewode, late of Robert de
Everingliam, deceased, to account therefor in like manner as his predeces-
sors, and saving to the king the loppings {capliciis) of the forest.
Presentation of Henry de Dunoloaia to the church of Ledered, in the
diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of Hugh de Kcndale, late
rector.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, in Ireland, for Master
John de Kenle, staying in England.
Mandate to Tterius de Engolisma. constable of Bordeaux, to pay to John
de Burne, late mayor of Bordeaux, or to his attorney presenting the king's
letters, 200 pounds of Bordeaux -which the king granted to him, besides
the money allowed him for his expenses in the said office.
Licence for William de Bello Campo, earl of Warwick, for life, to follow
deer started in his free chace of Sutton Colefeld into the forest of Canok,
and to take and carry them away.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Robert Corbet, sheriff
of Salop, for R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield to enclose a path running
l)etween the kitchen of his manor of Pres and his garden there, 21 perches
long and t feet broad, on condition that he make a path of equal length
ami breadth on his own ground outside his garden.
W. the precentor and Robert de Oxonia, monks of Abyndon, bringing
news of the death of Richard, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Appointment of John de Montibus, Master John Lovel, John de
Banquell and Geoffrey le Tayllur to view the propeity {res) and all
the writings in the houses and wardrobe of John de Vescy, deceased, in
London, and having made a scrutiny of the said writings to bring them
to the king as quickly as possible.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Muster Baymuud de Vicia, canon of Este, going to Scotland, for one
year. \^F>tevenson, vol. i., p. 103.]
Master William de Grenefeud, going to Scotland on the king's ser-
vice, until Easter.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for the said William, going to Rome on the
king's affairs.
Appointment of John, vidame (viccdomino) of Pinkcny and Thomas de
Bellehus, seneschal of Ponthieu, to supply the place of the king and hear
the complaints which certain men of Ponthieu wish to make against John
de Waylly, and to do justice therein.
Protection, with clause vtdumus, in Ireland, for one year, for Nicholas
de Weylaund, staying m England.
Appointment of William de Anlauby to the custody of his sister
Margery dimgliter of John de Anlauby, and of her lands and goods, as it
appears by inquisition of Thomas de Normanvill, csclieator beyond Trent,
that she is of unsound mind.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill to go to the places where the
daughters of Llewelin son of (irifDth, and of David his brother, who
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
X289. Membrane 9 — cont.
have token the veil in the order of Sempringeham, are dwelling, and to
report upon their state and custody by the next parliament. {^Feeder a.'\
Mandate to Itorius de Engolisma, king's dork, constable of Bordeaux,
to pay the yearly pension of 50 pounds of Bordeaux due from the king
to William de Garlandia for Michaelmas term next, with any arrears which
he can show to be due to him.
Sept. 3. Protection, with clause vohimus, for two years, for Master Adam le Gest,
Eayleigh. parson of the church of Ideshale, going beyond seas to study.
Safe-conduct for Tirricus de Campis Lude, baron, Peter Algothi and
Thorwald the knight, envoys of Eric, king of Norway, coming to the king
on their master's service. \^Stevenson, vol. i., p. 104.]
Sept. 4. Mandate to John de Haveringge, seneschal of Gascon y, to introduce
Rayleigh. the new currency which the king on his late visit to the duchy ordered to
be coined, and not to permit his moneyers to be molested.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for William Darel, parson
of the church of Broddesworth, going beyond seas.
Membrane 8.
Sept. 3. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Cransewych to the
Rayleigh. Austin friars of York of a messuage in York.
Sept. 5. Nicholas son of Richard, precentor of Ossory, bringing news of the
Rayleigh. death of R. bishop of Ossory, has letters directed to the dean and chapter
of licence to elect.
Sept. 4. Laurence, canon of Cashel, bringing news of the death of D. late arch-
Rayleigh. bishop of Cashel, has letters for the dean and chapter of licence to elect.
Sept. 10. Signification to W. bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the
Totham. election of Nicholas de Coleham, prior of Abendon, to be abbot.
Mandate to the bailiffs and ministers of the king and of John de Vescy,
deceased, to deliver whatever goods of the said John they have in their
custody to A. bishop of Durham, for him to apply the same for the good of
the soul of the said John.
Sept. 15. Simple protection, for two years, for Peregrine de Luk', Bartholomew
Nayland. del Bark' of Lucca, Poncius Bernardini, Rustikeyl Bernardini and their
fellows, merchants of Lucca. By K., at the instance of J. de Braban.
Sept. 15. Mandate to the justiciary and others of Ireland to assist the said Pere-
Nayland. grine and Bartholomew, Pinus Bernardini and their fellow merchants, for
two years, in recovering divers debts due to them there.
By K., at the instance of John de Braban.
Sept. 15. Mandate to the priors and other religious of the Cluniac order in Eng-
Nayland. land, prohibiting them, until further order, from sending tallages or con-
tributions to the abbot of Cluny.
Mandate to Nicholas de Clere, king's clerk, treasurer of Ireland, to take
measures, with the advice of J. archbishop of Dublin, supplying the place of
the justiciary, and of the rest of the council in Ireland, to make profit of
the king's mine of silver, copper, lead, iron or other metal reported to be
recently discovered in Ireland, by leasing or working it; providing any
funds necessary for the purpose out of the treasury.
\
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1289.
Sept. 12.
Tothum.
Sept. 18.
I5ury
St. Edmonds.
Sept. 19.
Bury
St. Edmunds.
Sept. 22.
Castleacre.
Sept. 28.
Burgh.
Metnbrane 8 — cont.
Appointment of Master John Lovel, king's clerk, to the custody, during
pleasure, of" the rolls and writs in the eyre about to be made by Salomon
de Roff' and his fellows.
Mandate to John de Berewyk to deliver them to him.
Mandate to the bailiffs and good men of Great Yarmouth to desist from
their disputes with the barons of the Cinque Ports, and to appear by per-
sona in whom they can confide before the king in the next parliament to
explain their grievances and to abide such order as shall then be made.
[Pari. fVrits.]
The like to : —
The barons of the Cinque Ports who are in Gascony, Poitou and Britany.
Stephen de Pencestre, warden of the Cinque Ports, and the barons
thereof.
The bailiffs of the said barons at the fair of Great Yarmouth.
The burgesses of Great Yarmouth who are in Gascony, Poitou and
Britany. [Pari. fVrits.]
Safe-conduct, for five years, for Richard son of John, burgess of Dun-
wich, who has been long in the king's service, trading in divers parts.
Appointment of William Berry and Robert de Stalham to the custody,
until further order, of the lands and goods of Thomas de Weylaund in
Noi-folk and Suffolk, which the sheriff of those counties was lately com-
manded to take into the king's hands for a certain cause by writ of
judgment under the testimony of Hugh de Brok.
The like of the following : —
John de Poute, for the lands in the county of Kent.
William de Sutton, for the lands in the counties of Essex and Hertford.
Geoffrey de Sandiacre, for the lands in the county of Gloucester.
Grant to Robert de Ufford of the marriage of Isabella, late the wife of
John de Auvylers, tenant in chief, or the forfeiture due from her in case
she marry without the king's licence.
Letters for Imerius, abbot of Bee and the convent thereof, nominating
Robert de Leon', their proctor general, as their attorney in England until
three years after Michaelmas.
Sept. 22.
Custleacre.
Sept. 24.
Thornagc.
Sept. 26.
Bnrgh.
Membrane 7.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter de Chaumpaingne and Elias
de Ilauvill, on complaint by Martin son of Osbert de West Somerton, who
came to the king in Gascony several times and shewed him' that certain
persons by night broke his houses at Martham, assaulted him, imprisoned
him at West Sumerton, co. Norfolk, and carried away his goods.
Commission to Richard de Holebrok and Walter de Agmodisham to
enquire whost; was the ship that wius wrecked on the shore near Olkam, co.
Norfolk, and whose were the goo<ls in lier, what part thi'U'of came to the
hands ot the merchants in her, and what to the hands of others; what
John de Brilaunde recovered in the king's court in the name of the
wrecked merchants and nguiuHt whom; and what persons made fine with
tin; said John on account of such goods, and to what amount; and they
are to certify the king and council in the next parliament at Westminster.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter dc Chaumpaigne and Elias de
Uauvill, on compkint by William Sessun of Norwich that William dc
X 2
324
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1289.
Membrane 7 — cont.
Rotliing entered
died
his house at Norwich and wounded his wife Joan so that
she died throe weeks aft(TWJirds ; and that the said William, GeoflVey
Kempe, John son of William de llothinge, Roger Fromgelond, John de
Saucto Claro, Geoffrey le Porter of Binetre, John le Loksmith, Henry le
Loksmith, William de Verly, Robert de Walsam and Andrew Sibbes, with
others unknown, broke the doors of his houses and chambers and carried
away his silver cups {ciphos), jewels, tallies (tallias), timber and other
goods ; and that the said William let and delivered his said houses to
Jordan Folyot and John Le Strange for a year and more without any
money to be paid to the said William Sessun.
Sept. 24.
Walsingham.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 6.
Sept. 29. Mandate to J. archbishop of Dublin, the justiciary of Ireland, or to the
Burgh. king's escheator there, to restore the temporalities of Tuam to William,
rector of Athnorwy, elected archbishop.
Mandate to the escheator this side Trent to restore the temporalities of
Abbindon abbey to Nicholas de Culeham, late prior, elected abbot.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey.
Appointment of Ralph de Sandwico as chief justice of the Bench, with
mandate to John de Lovetot, William de Burneton, Roger de Leyc[estre]
and Elias de Bekingham to admit him in the room of Thomas de Wey-
laund, the king desiring that the latter shall not execute the office for the
present, until further order. By K.
Letters for Theobald, abbot of Citeaux, nominating Robert de Ongiis,
his fellow monk, and Walter de Cokeswell his attorneys for five years.
The like for :—
The abbot of Savigny, nominating Maurice de Amblia, monk, and
Henry de Binington for three years.
Geoffrey, prior of Kyrkeby, going beyond seas, nominating John son
of John de Coventre and Robert son of William de Newenham until
Easter.
Richard, bishop of London, going beyond seas, nominating Master
John de Silveston and Master Thomas de Geytington for two
years.
Richard le Flemeng, staying in England, nominating Walter Arthur
in Ireland for one year.
Oct. 14. Richard, abbot of Croyland, gone beyond seas, nominating Robert de
Westminster. Langetoft, canon, and Roger de Cupeldyk until the Ascension.
The abbot of Aumale in Normandy, staying beyond seas, nominating .
Thomas de Monflieres and James But of Belestede for five years.
Aug. 18. Edmund the king's brother, going beyond seas, nominating Roger le
Leeds. Brabanzun, knight, and Hugh de Vienna, clerk, until Easter.
Oct. 20. Writ de intendendo directed to the bailiffs, burgesses and good men of
Windsor. Oxford for Nicholas le Orfevre, elected mayor, whose fealty the king has
taken.
Oct. 14. Simple protection for : —
Westminster. Urian de Sancto Petro for three years.
EUas de Wintonia, clerk, staying in Ireland for two years.
Oct. 13. Licence for Simon Glyde to quit-claim in mortmain to the abbot and
Westminster, convent of Grewedon a messuage and two and a half virgates of land in
Thormeston, which he holds of them for life.
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1289.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
NVestmiiister.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Oct. 20.
Windsor.
Membrane t3 — cont.
Protection, with clause vulttmus, for one year, for John de Havering,
stayiti;; iu Gast^ouy by the kinjz's coiuniaiid.
Pardon to John Page of Clifton of his outlawry for the death of Robert
lo Clerk of Styvinton, as it appears by the record of Roland de Erie and
his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Walingford, that he
is not guilty.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Edmund the king's
brother, going beyond seas, and for the following going with him: —
Laurence de Saucto Mauro.
Geoffrey de Langele.
William de Cughe.
Robert de Farnham.
Walter de Bathonia.
Protection, with clause voluimis, for two years, for Richard de Wintonia,
going beyond seas on the king's service.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Easter, for Roger le Bygod, earl
of Norfolk, marshal of England, going beyond seas, and for the following
going with him : —
John ab Adam.
Hugh le Despenser.
Ranulph de Belegrave.
Thomas de Berkeleye.
Geollrey de Wroxhale,
Pardon to Richard le Dischor of bis outlawry for the death of Robert
Ace, as it appears by the record of Walter de Helyun and Giles de Ber-
keley, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Gloucester, that he is not
guilty.
Restitution to the prioress and nuns of Taghmonlingbeg in Ireland in
mortmain of 80 acres of land in Armacrevau, which they acquired from
Richard son of Roger, and which were afterwards seized into the king's
hands under the statute of mortmain.
Grant by the king and Eleanor his consort to Guy Ferre of the rever-
sion in tail male of the manor of Gestingtliorp, which Gilbert Pecche (by
a fine levied in the king's court), holds for life ; in case of failure of heirs
male of the said Guy, not only the said manor but also all other lands
and tenements which the said Guy may hold are to revert to the king.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for William de Odinge-
seles, staying iu Ireland on the king's service.
Membrane 5.
1
Oct. 23.
Caversbauj.
Oct. 23.
Ktadin^.
Oct. 23.
Cav«rtham.
iW
Pardon to Drogo de Fomethun, detained iu the prison of Neuwegate for
divers trespasses.
Pardon to Walter Blavet of Beston of his outlawry for robbery and
other trespasses committed by him in the time of the late king.
Licence, after iiKjuisition ad quod damnum, for the abbot of Preaux to
stoj) a way in Toft Plonks, co. Noifolk, extciidiiiii in front of his g.ite on
the wcht from W'yndele to ILnic-^co, on conditiun thai he make aiiutlur way
of the same breadth on his own ground near the saiil way.
Pardon to .lolin m>ii of .Juliana Gerberge of Yarmouth of his outlawry
for uou-appearaucc after summons before John de VaJlibus and his fellows,
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1289. Membrane 5 — cont.
justices last in eyre in the county of Lincoln, when he was charged with
the death of Peter de Martiuaus, as it appears that long before the sum-
mons and long afterwards he was beyond seas, so that he knew nothing
thereof.
Grant to Nicholas Artoldi, king's serjeant, in fee simple, of 34 acres
1 rood of land, by the forest perch, within the forest of Wyndesor, lying
near the hospital without Wyndesor between land late of Geoffrey le
Paneter and that of Cleware of the king's fee, at the rent of 6c?. an acre,
that is, 17*. 2c?. yearly, by the hands of the constable of the castle of
Wyndesor.
Oct. 23. Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Reading. Thomas de Sandwico, staying beyond seas on the king's service, for
two years.
Oct. 28. Nicholas de Lafham, going to the court of Rome, until Midsummer.
Amesbury.
Appointment of William Gereberg of Yarmouth, king's clerk, to the
custody, during pleasui'e, of the rolls and writs in the eyres about to be
made by John de Metingham and his fellows.
Oct. 29. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Danceseye to
Amesbxiry. the Carthusian prior and convent of Henton of a messuage and carucate
of land in Norton, which he holds of them.
Oct. 29. Pardon to John Harding, now imprisoned in Sunierton gaol, for the
Amesbury. death of Robert son of Alvred the miller, as it appears by the record of
John de Metingham and his fellows, justices lately in eyre in the county
of Dorset, that he killed him by misadventure.
Nov. 2. Signification to J. archbishop of Dublin of the royal assent to the elec-
Clarendon. tion of Master Michael de Exonia, canon of the church of St. Canice, Kil-
kenny, to be bishop.
Mandate to the justiciary, or the person supplying his place, to restore
the temporalities.
Nov. 2. Letters for William de Hampton, staying in England, nominating Simon
Clarendon, le Large and Simon son of Owen his attorneys in Ireland for three
years.
Nov. 4. The like for : —
Clarendon. Richard de Exonia, staying in England, nominating Geoffrey son of
Adam de Scryn and Richard le Wolf in Ireland for two years.
Nov. 5. William de Berewyk, going beyond seas, nominating John le Moygne
Clarendon. of Berewyk and William de Poleworth for one year.
Nov. 8. Peregrine de Chartres, merchant of Lucca, going to Ireland, nomi-
Clarendon. nating Pinus Bernardini of Florence, citizen of London, for one
year.
Nov. 11. James de Bocaniacis of Rome {de Urbe), canon of St. Mary's, Lincoln,
Clarendon. staying beyond seas, nominating Henry de Ganio and Master No-
vellus de Thelgate for one year.
Theobald de Verdun, staying in England, nominating John Fikeys
and Robert Knyvet in Ireland for three years.
Andrew de Fuleburn, staying in England, nominating John de
Benteleye and Nicholas son of John de Baligaveran in Ireland for
thi'ee years.
Henry de Ponte Tremulo, executor of the will of Roland de Ponte
Tremulo, nominating John de Cremona and John le Romeyn for
one year.
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1289. Membrane 5 — cont.
Nov. 4. Protection, with clause voluinns, for: —
Clarendon. Klcbard do Exonia, staying iu England, in Ireland for two years.
Nov. 5. Henry de Tydolveshyde, going to the court of Rome, until a year
Clarendon. after Christmas.
Nov. 6. Grant to Eustace de Hacche, for a fine of 40 marks, of the marriage of
Clarendon, the heir or heirs of Roger de la Hide, tenant in chief.
Ratification of the presentation by Eleanor, the king's mother, of Sir
Robert de Stok, chaplain, to the church of Wycle, in the diocese of Win-
chester, void by the resignation of Raymond de Laudona, and in her gift
by reason of Aquila being in her hands.
The like of the presentation by the same Eleanor of John de Scardoburg
to the church of Spoflx)rd, in the diocese of York, [void] by the death of
MajJter Hugh de Evesham, late rector, and in her gift by reason of her
custody of the land and heir of Henry de Percy, tenant iu chief of the late
king.
Nov. 6. Simple protection, for three years, for Miister Maurice son of Stephen
Clarendon, de BIaunche\-ill.
Protection, with clause volumus, for five years, in Ireland, for Master
Richard de Blaunchevill, parson of the churches of Blaunchevill, Douenach-
more, Clonhussell and Arclo, staying in England.
Exemption, during pleasure, to John le Blake, attending to the collec-
tion of the new custom on wools, wool-fells and hides in the port of Shorham,
from assizes, juries or recognisances.
Nov. 16.
Kome.
1290.
April 17.
Amesbury.
April 10.
Woodstock.
Membrane 4.
Dispensation from Nicholas [IV.] for the marriage of Edward son of the
king with Margaret daughter of the king of Norway and heir of the realm
of Scotland. [Fcedera.]
Royal letter to Eric, king of Norway, begging him to send his daughter
to England without delay. [Foedera.]
Royal letter to the same, constituting Anthony, bishop of Durham,
plenipotentiary for the said marriage. [Foedcra.']
Memoranduin : These two letters, although they are of the above dateSy
were enrolled here, because they relate to the affair of Noriray ; neverthe-
less, the latter letter is enrolled in Patent Roll, April, 17* Edicard I.
1289.
Nov. G.
Clarendon.
Membrane 3.
Notification to the justiciary of Ireland, or the person supplying his place,
and to others, of the king's licence for John de Beuteleye, king's yeoman, to
come and go to the parts of Oft'aly as often as he likes to treat for the
liberation of .lolin <le Fiilfbuni, lately taken prisoner in Otliily in a light
with the kiiip's army l)y Calnnk Oconehor and his accomplices, rebels, pro-
vided that the justiciary is satisfied the said John de Benteleye is not a
consenting party to the evil deeds of the said Irishmen.
* Error for 18. See P. U. 18 Edw. I., M. 38.
328
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1289. Membrime 3 — cont.
Inspeximus of letters, dated Melrose monastery, 3 October 1289, of the
keojH'rs of the realm of Scotland, LMnpowerinj^ the bishops of St, Andrew's
and Glas<;o\v to treat with the aml)assadors of Norway before king Ed-
wartl I. [Feeder a.]
3Icmoran(h(iii : This letter when sealed was delivered in the church
of St. Mary, Salisbury, 7 November, 17 Edward I., by li. bishop of
Bath and Wells, chancellor, to the ambassadors of the king of Norway ;
and the original letters, together with the following letter, were delivered
on the same day in the same church by the said chancellor to tiie bishop
of Durham, in the presence of the bishop of Worcester, W. de Valen' and
J. de Warenna, earl of Surrey, to be delivered by the said bishop of Dur-
ham into the wardrobe.
Nov. 6. Inspcximus of power from the king of Norway, dated Bergen, 1 April,
Clarendon, in the tenth year of his reign, nominating ambassadors to treat about the
aifairs of his daughter Margaret. [Fcedera.^
[Nov, 6, Request to the prelates, magnates, and virhole community of Scotland to
Clarendon.] obey the keepers of that realm. Et sunt clause.
Nov. 6. Conditions upon which the king consents to deliver the lady Margai'et to
Clarendon, the good men of Scotland. \_Fcedera.']
Nov. 6. The treaty with the king of Norway as to sending the lady Margaret,
Salisbury, queen of Scotland, into Scotland. [Fcedera.]
Membrane 2,
Nov, 6,
Salisbury.
Nov, 8.
Clarendon.
Nov, 6.
Clarendon.
Nov. 2.
Clarendon.
The same in French, [Fcedei^a.'}
3Iemorandiim that the two preceding indented writings, one in French,
the other in Latin, with a third in French, remain, one in French, with
the king of England in his wardrobe, the other, in French, with the men
of Scotland, and the third, translated into Latin, with the proctors of the
king of Norway,
Grant to Robert de Crevequer of the custody, for life, of the castle of
Bestan, co. Chester, and 100«. yearly for the custody of the same, and
likewise of 45/. yearly of the issues of the king's mills and bridge of
Chester by the hands of the keepers or farmers thereof, in exchange for
his quit-claim of a moiety of the manor of Saham, which moiety the
king and queen formerly granted to him, for life, in exchange for his quit-
claim to them of his laad of Maillorsaxeneyth.
Mandate in pursuance to the farmers of the said mills and bridge of
Chester.
Mandate in pursuance to Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, for livery
of the castle.
Pardon to John Maloure for the death of a man unknown at Contebrok.
The like to Grilbert Maloure.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Heppe by Nicholas de Artureth of a messuage and 20 acres of land in
Reuegile; by Roland de Patton of two messuages and 15 acres of land
there; and by Robert de Wintonia of a messuage and 12 acres of laud
there, of their own fee.
17 EDWARD I.
329
1 9Qq Membrane 1.
Nov. 6. Proseutation of John de Pateneye, chaplain, to the church of St. Peter,
Clarendon. QUI JSariun, in the diocese of Salisbury, void by the cession of Thonia.s,
late rector.
Nov. 7. Simple protection for : —
Clarendon. The prioress of Heynyng, for three years.
Koesia, late the wile of William de Druell, for two years.
Nov. 5. Mandate to the sheriff of Lincoln to see that no one occupies the prebendal
Clarendon, stall of Nas-siugthou, which Master John de Lascy, cauon of Lincoln, holds
in the church of Lincoln, except the special deputy of the said Master,
the king having taken the same under his protection during the absence
of the said John beyond seas on his special affairs.
Nov. 1 1. Pardon to Thomas 'fiz la persone de Craneford ' of his outlawry for non-
Clarendon, appearance when charged with robbery before Salomon de Rotf and his
fellows, justices last in eyre in the county of Suffolk, as it appears that
long before and long after the summoning of the said eyre he was beyond
seas in Scotland.
By K., upon the information of Master William de Luda.
Nov. H. Confirmation of a grant for life, by Eleanor, the king's mother, to Guy
Clarendon. Ferre, knight, of the manor of Wytele, co. Surrey, with the advowson of
the church there.
•ynoQ Membrane 22d.
Dec. 1. Commission to Thomas de Normanvill and Gwichard de Charrun to so
Westminster, to the confini'S of England and Scotland and to hear the account and
reasons of W. bishop of St. Andrew's and the other executors of the will
of A. formerly king of Scotland, and of John le Massun, merchant of
Gascony, touching a debt in which the said king was bound to the sjvid
John. The bishop complains, by R. de Wytton, his messenger, that
the said John refuses the su'n offV-red, and procures by the king's mandate
the men of Scotland to be distrained and pledges and naanis ; pigvora et
na/niu) to be taken; and to certify the king and council herein i)efore
Easter.
Association of Robert de Hilton and Walter do C&mbhou with the
said commi^sioners.
Dec. 4. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Beck and Richard de
Westuiinsler. Holebrok, touching the persons who by night entered the last Boston
market and committed homicides and other felonies there.
-| ooq Membrane 21rf.
Jan. 2. Association of William de Grandisono and Robert Corbet, in the room
Westminster, of Walter de Ilopton, who is too busy to act, with Robert de Stiiundon in
a commission of oyer and terminer, touching injuries committed against
Hawisia, late the wif<! of Grillitl) son of Wenunwin, and Ikm" inoii ami
tenants \>y Owen son of (ri illiili and Lewis his brother and others of the
county of Merioneth.
Membuam: 20(1.
Jan. 25. Comrais:;iion He ivitlliis, fossatis, etc. to Roger de Lcukcnorc and Luko
WcBtminstcr. dc la Gare for the sea coast and parts adjacent in the county of Sussex.
330
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S9.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 20c? — cont.
The like to AVilliam de Carleton and William de Candleby for the sea-
coast and bank of Hniubrc between Barton-on-Humbre and Ilalton by
Killingholm, co. Lincoln.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph de Hengham, on complaint
by Arnald Reymundi, Gaylard de Hei'izon and their fellows, merchants
of Bayonne, that, being in the ship Saint Mary of Peter de Saubiun,
laden with cloths, metal and other goods, and in danger of shipwreck off
Shorham, co. Sussex, they left the ship and reached the land alive, and
made an agreement with the bailiff of William de Breuse, of Shorham, and
others of the town, for the said bailiff and men to save the cargo for
123 marks, which the said men saved, but, although they received the said
sum in cloths, they have broken chests and taken goods which they now
detain from the petitioners.
Membrane 19(7.
Feb. 16. Commission to William de Vescy and John de Reygate to make inquisi-
Westminster. tion at Doncaster touching the complaint by W. bishop of St. Andrew's,
Scotland, that, coming with others as ambassadors to the king through
Yorkshire, the sheriff arrested them at Doncaster, although they exhibited
their letters patent under the Scotch seal, and to correct the trespass,
making amends to the said bishop. \^Stevenson.'\
Membrane 18c?.
April 18. Commission to R. de Boyland, John Pecche, Luke de Viene and Roland
de Okstede to deliver the gaol of Guldeford of certain prisoners who were
put in exigent for homicide after the last eyre in the county of Sussex,
and have since surrendered.
Membrane 17 d.
Commission to Geoffrey de Picheford, Walter de Wighthull, John son of
Nigel and Richard de Willamescote to deliver the gaol of Oxfoi'd of Alan
son of Arnald Hot, who was put in exigent after the last eyre for cloths
stolen by him at Churchehull, and has since surrendered.
May 8. The like to Walter de Hopton, Richard de ColeshuU, Richard de Cumbe
Westminster, and Thomas le Rus to deliver the gaol of Old Sarum of Luke Avyn, who
was put in exigent after the last eyre in the county of Wilts for the death
of Alice Kynebaud, and has since surrendered.
Membrane IGd.
May 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Beck and Richard de
Westminster. Holebrok, touching the persons who at the burning of Boston market,
8 Edward I., committed homicides, robberies, &c.
May 15. Commission to Master Thomas de Sudington and Walter de Hopton to
Westminster, go to Havreford and to see that William de Valencia, the king's uncle, and
Joan his wife, are no longer impeded by Hugh de Cressingham, king's
clerk, steward of Eleanoi" the king's consort, who has presumed several
times to neglect the king's mandates, but that the said William and Joan
enjoy unmolested the benefit of the arrangement made upon the exchange
17 EDWARD I.
331
1289. Membrane \Qd — cont.
of the barony of Havreford between Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Here-
ford and Essex, and Eleanor the king's consort, viz., that the men and
tenants of the said barony should, upon the summons and attachments of
the steward, sheriff and other ministers of the said William and Joan in
Penbrok', come to the county of Penbiok both to make recognisances in
assizes, juries and iiupiisitions, and to do and receive justice there as they
did before the said barony came into the said Eleanor's hands, in the same
way as the men of the baronies of Roche {Rape) and Ciustle Gahvan were
and are accustomed to do; as it api)ears that the said Hugh deCressingham
and other of the queen's ministers have wearied Robert de Valle and other
tenants of the said William and Joan in those parts by heavy distraints
until they did their fealty to the king and his consort for those fees for which
they did fealty to the said William before the said exchange, and moreover
prevent Thomas de Rupe, lord of the barony of Roche, from doing his
suit at the county of Pembroke, and have entered the said county in un-
precedented fashion and are making undue distraints, and in all the ways
they can disquiet and molest the said William and Joan.
By writ of the great seal.
MEMBRAyE \\d.
Aug. 15. Commission to Walter de Hopton, Richard de Coleshull, Richard de
Canterbury. Cumbe and Thomas le Rus to deliver the gaol of Old Sarura of certain
prisoners who were put in exigent for homicide after the last eyre in
the county of Wilts, and have since surrendered.
20. Commission de tcalliis, fossatis, etc. to Henry de Appeltrefeld, Robert
Leeds. de Sevaunz and Henry de Ledes for the sea-coast and parts adjacent in the
county of Kent.
Aug
Membrane \0d.
Aug. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Wimb[urn] and Robert
Canterbury, de Rad', on complaint by John Preng that Richard Engeloud, John Goua,
William le Muner of Otery St. Mary, William Brian, Henry Sladard,
Roger Ic Skinnere, John Turpin of Thorn, Jordan Salveyn, John le
Carp(!nter of Folkeston, Henry d(^ Nitlieton, Henry Russel, John Yomele,
Thomas Goua, Henry Engelond, clerk, Geoffrey Tolymer, Peter de
Wygeton, William de Lattercumbe, Richard le Keu, Roger Sot, Richard
son of ('atherine, William Goua of the wood, Gilbert Hake, Richard Horn
and John le King assaulted him at Exeter.
Membrane Od.
Sept. 3. The like to Hugh de Brok, Peter de Champagne, Richard do Holebrok
Raylcigb. and John de Stratton, touching the persons who lately killed Roger son of
Robert Ewon of Sutton at Sutton, co. Suffolk.
Sept. 4. The like to Ralph de Sandwyco and .John le Bretun, by jury of the
Hayleigh. parishes of St. H()ti)lph's witiiout Hysshopesgate and St. Sepu lei i re's with-
out Newegate, touching the person.s who assaulted and wounded John Saer
in the sai<i parish of St. Septdchre's.
The like to Hugh <le Rrok, Peter de Cluitnpaigiie, Richard de Holebrok
and John do Stratton, touching the persons who killed Curewel le Forester
at Brantcston, co. Suffolk.
332
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
12S9. Membrane 9d — cont.
Commission to Roger de Molls and Richard de Bosco to arrest and keep
in safe custody the bodies of the persons wlio have been committing offences
of venison in the forests oi' Braden and Cbnyt, in the counties of South-
ampton, Wilts, Somerset, Dorset, Devon and Gloucester.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Brok, Peter de Cham-
paigne, Richard di; Holebrok and John de Strattou, touching the persons
who lately killed Richard de Assenliagh at Sutbelmham, co. Suffolk.
Membrane Sd.
Sept. 12. Writ of aid for John de Monte Alto, appointed to take the bodies of
Totham. certain persons, whose names have been given to him, in the counties of
Surrey and Sussex, some to be imprisoned in the prison of Guldeford and
others to be brought to the king.
Commission to John de Monte Alto to the above effect.
Commission to Robert Achard to take the bodies of certain persons,
whose names have been given to him, in the county of Wilts, some of
whom are to be imprisoned in the castle of Salisbury and others to be
. brought to the king.
Writ of aid for the said Robert.
Sept. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to Thomas de Bray, John le Bretun
Nayland. and William de Aete, on petition of the appellees, touching an appeal
which Christiana late the wife of Alexander le Bacce brings in the county
of Hertford against John Em of Dunstaple and John Garlaund for the
death of her husband.
Sept. 28.
Burgh.
Membrane Id.
Commission to Richard de Boyl[aund], Fulk Baynavd and Robert de
Bosco to deliver Norwich gaol of Peter son of Herbert de Bekerton.
Commission to Hugh de Cressingham and William de Giselham, at the
request of Ralph, bishop of Norwicli, lord of the liberty of the borough of
Lenne, to enquire touching a dispute which has arisen touching the
markets held there every day of the week, except Tuesday, to wit, whether
the market within the borough pro vendencium et emencium libito should
be held at Crosmarket, near the church of St. Margaret.
Afterwards this writ was renewed at Clarendon, 12 November,
17 Edward I.
Membrane Qd.
Oct. 23. Commission to Roger de Molis and Richard de Bosco to enquire touching
Reading. the persons who, during the king's absence beyond seas, hunted and carried
away deer in his forests, chaces and parks of the county of Somerset.
Membrane 5d.
Oct. 23. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Reygate and William de
Caversham. Saucto Quintino, touching an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Thomas
de Hurcheworthe, brings in the county of York against William de
Moubray and Matilda his wife and Simon Collan for the death of her
husband.
17 EDWARD I. 333
1289. Membrane bd — cont.
The like to Oliver do Dynaund, Hi-nry de Iliiieye, Robert le Deneys and
Robert ile Wodetoii, touching an u|)iku1 which Robert de Stothaye brings
in the county of Devon a«;ainst Simon de Wibbebiri, Oliver his brother,
Henry de Jiuidesworth, Walter Cole, Thomas le Fiider of Aylescote, Robert
Nichole of Aylescote, Reginald Rugge, Wdliam le .Siuekere, Henry de
Umluigh, Mariota de Wilibcbiri and Margery her daughter for robbery,
mahem and breach of the peace.
Membrane 3d.
Oct. 2. Commission to Fulk de Lucy and the constable of the castle of Glou-
ClareudoD. cester to enquire touching weirs too high and too narrow, and nets of
fishermen which are also too narrow, in the river Severn, and to correct
such as are not of the assize.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lith[egraynes] and William
de Sancto Quintino, on petition of the appellees, touching an appeal which
WiUiani de Siaveley brings in the county of York against Ralph Tanne,
RichiU'd son of Beatrice and Walter his brother, for the death of John de
Staveleye, brother of the said William.
Commission to Ralph de Albiniacu, Hugh de Brok, Roger de Molis and
Richard de Bosco to enquire touching the persons who, during the king's
absence beyond seas, hunted and carried away deer in his forests, ehaces
and parks of the counties of Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Wilts, Southampton,
Gloucester and Worcester.
Membrane Id.
Association of John de Luvetot with the keeper and sheriffs of London,
on petition of William de Pontefracto, to correct the record and process of
an inquisition in a cause which was in the hustings before the latter between
the said William, plaintiff, and Alan de Holecote, tenant, touching a mes-
suage and shop in London.
( 334 )
18 EDWAED I.
1289.
Nov. 21.
Lyndhurst.
Dec. 3.
Wareham.
Dec. 4.
Lyndhurst.
Dec. 8.
Lyndhurst.
Nov. 20.
Kingston
[on Thames].
Nov. 26.
Frampton.
[Nov. 26.]
Frampton.
Dec. 2.
Wareham.
Dec. 4.
Lyndhurst.
Dec. 2.
Wareham.
Membrane 46.
Letters for Master Adam de Fulebiirn, clerk, staying in England, nomi-
nating John de Bentelegh and Nicholas son of John de Baligaveran his
attorneys in Ireland for three years.
The like for :—
Nutus Fulberti and Burgesius his brother, citizens and merchants of
Florence, staying in England, nominating Simon Willelmi of
Florence in Ireland for two years.
John de Cryketot, staying in England, nominating Hugh de Brugg' in
Ireland for four years.
William, bishop of Salisbury, going beyond seas on the king's ser-
vice, nominating Eichard de Coleshull and Simon de la Croiz for
one year.
Protection, with clause volumtis, for : —
John de Fulburn, staying in Ireland on the king's service, for three
years.
Master Adam de Fuleburn, staying in England, until Michaelmas.
William de Arundel, going to Ireland, for one year.
Safe-conduct for the men of the prior of Norton going with a ship to
Ireland for victuals and other things.
Simple protection, for two years, for William de Campeden, parson of
the church of Roscre.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Robert de Shaddeworth,
sheriff of Lincoln, for the abbot of Peterborough and the abbot of Barlings
to divide and mark out by ditches and definite metes and bounds their
common pasture lying between the former's wood of Fiscreton and the
latter's wood of Barlings.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by William Haraelin and the
sheriff of Leicester, for John de Langeton to inclose a way leading below
his court in West Langeton, on the south side, for the enlargement of his
said court, provided that he make another way equally broad in his own
ground on the north side.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, of the yearly farm which Dionisia
de Monte Caniso, Ralph de Cogeshale and William Haste pay to the Ex-
chequer for the custody, during minority of Dionisia the daughter and heir,
of the lands late of William de Monte Caniso, tenant in chief, son of the
first-named Dionisia.
Mandate in pursuance to the said Dionisia, Ralph and William.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and bai'ons of the Exchequer.
Writ of aid, for three years, for Master Poncius Donati, attorney of John
son of Simon and Henry le Waleys, executors of the will of Luke de Tany,
collecting the debts due to him.
Simple protection, for two years, for the abbot of Fecamp, staying beyond
seas.
18 EDWARD I.
335
J^289. Membrane 46— con/.
Letters for the said abbot, nominating Stephen de Londoniis and Williiim
Kallard his attorneys in England for five years.
Dec 4. Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Ljudhurat. Master John de Lascy, going beyond seas on the king's service, for one
year.
Master Roger Sauvage, going with the said John, for one year.
Dec. 8. William, bishop of Salisbury, going beyond seas on the king's service,
Lj-ndhurst. for one year.
William do Mortuo Mari of Norfolch, going to Scotland, until Mid-
summer.
John de Bello Campo, going to Scotland, until Midsummer.
Licence, for a fine of 20 marks, for Joan, late the wife of Ralph de
Otriiigden, tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's
allegiance.
Licence, for a fine of 40*., for Alice, late the wife of V/illiam Torel,
tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
Nov. 26.
FramptoQ.
Dec. 4.
Lyndhurst.
Dec. 8.
Lyudhurst.
Dec. 16.
Odiliam.
Dec. 19.
Guildford.
Dec. 25.
Westminster.
Dec. 19.
Uuildford.
1290. '
Jan. 4.
Wcstulnster.
Jan. 6.
Wt-Htiuinster.
Membrane 45.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Burhunt to the
prior and convent of Suwyk of 50 acres of land and the site of a mill in
Suwyk, in exchange for a mill and 15 acres of laud there.
Protection, with clause volumus, for: —
Master Henry de Northwode, going beyond seas with Master John de
Lascy on the king's service, for one year.
William de Criketot, knight, going beyond seas, until Michaelmas.
Appointment of Adam son of Martin de Lincoln, king's clerk, to the
custody of the merchants' seal in the city of Lincoln, during pleasure.
Writ de intendendo directed to the converts of the Domus Conversortim,
London, in favour of Richard de Climpiuges, king's clerk, appointed to the
custoily of the said house, during pleasure, in like manner as John de
Sancto Dionisio, sometime archdeacon of Rochester, deceased, held the same.
Appointment of the said Richard to the said custody.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for William de Aton',
going beyond seas.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey of Waltham
Holy Cross in favour of Robeit de Elenton, on confirmation by the Pope
of his election as abbot.
Letters for William de Aton', nominating Adam do Osgoteby and Robert
de Barthelby his attorneys until Michaelmas.
The lik(! for :—
Walter de Pcrcehaye, going beyond seas, nominating Adam de Os-
gotby, clerk, for one year.
Geoffrey de Genevilo and Matilda his wife, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating Simon de Lcgh and Stephen do Gryntham until a year
after Easter.
336
CALEl^DAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
Jan. 13.
Wcstminstor.
Jnn. 20.
Wcstmiuster.
Jan. 16.
Westminster.
1289.
Dec. 2.
Westminster.
Dec. 3.
Westminster.
1290.
Jan. 12.
Westminster.
Jan. 4.
Westminster.
Mniihrnne 45 — cont.
.John do Aqua B[l]anca, dean of St. Ethelbort's, Hereford, staying
beyond seas, nominating John de Auid' and Stephen do Paris for
three years from 18 May hist.
The prior of Wenlok, going beyond seas, nominating brother James
de Cosseneye and Thomas Lenfaunt for one year.
Master Hugh Hamelyn, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Gnypton until Michaelmas.
William ]\IackarewiI, archdeacon of Emly, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating Hugh de Goer until a year after Easter.
Pi'otection with clause volumus, for : —
Walter de Percehaye, going on pilgrimage beyond seas, for one year.
Geoffrey de Genevile and Matilda his wife, going beyond seas, until
a year after Easter in Ireland.
The prior of Wenlok, going beyond seas.
Grant to Geoffrey de Genevile of muraire for seven years from Easter for
his town of Treum in Ireland.
Jan. 7. Protection with clause volumns, in Ireland, for one year, for Roger, abbot
Westminster, of Oseneye, staying in England.
Jan. 7. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Farham to the abbot
Westminster, and convent of Tychefeld of 30 acres of land in Stobington, and by
Margery la Rowe of 30 acres of land in La Leye.
Simple protection, for three years, for Walter de la Haye, going to
Ireland to stay.
Jan. 10. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Simon Payn to the abbot and
Westminster, convent of Begeham of one messuage, 76^ acres of land, 72 acres of
pasture and 3*. Qd. in rent in Freston.
Jan. 10.
Westminster
Membrane 44:.
Jan. 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Nicholas de Stapelton and John de
Westminster. Lithegr[aynes], on petition of the appellee, touching an appeal which
Alice late the wife of Richard le Guz of Skelhale brings in the county of
York against Thomas de Sancto Paulo for the death of her husband.
Membrane 43.
Jan. 14. Grant to the mayor and bailiffs of Cambridge of pavage for six years.
Westminster. By K.
Jan. 14. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter de Dutton to the
Westminster, prior and convent of Norton of a messuage and 14 acres of land in
Neweton by Preston.
Jan. 15. Appointment of John de Metingham, Robert de Hertford, Elias de
Westminster, Bekingham, William de Giselham and Master Robert de Thorpe as justices
for pleas in the Bench, during pleasure.
Jan. 15. Confirmation of a grant in fee simple by Roger Le Strange to William de
Westminster. Farndon, citizen and goldsmith of London, of certain houses and rents in
18 EDWARD r.
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1290.
Jan. 14.
Wt'stminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 30.
Westminster.
Jan. 16.
Westminster.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 16.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 43 — cont.
London, wliicb were formerly jjranted in fee simple to the said Roger by
the kinf^ when they escheated to him by the forfeiture of Guy le Clerk of
Loudon.
Letters for Philip Peulyn, sUtying in Engfland, nominating Walter son of
Thomas de Kilmelog his attorney in Ireland for one year.
The like for : —
The prior of Lantony by Gloucester, staying in England, nominating
Henry le Chaumpion and Roger Sherde in Ireland for three years.
Lapus Tynache, merchant of Florence, going beyond seas, nominating
William Spynell aud Manettus de Guyton of Florence in Ireland
for three years.
Constance de Beam, staying in Ga<=cony, nominating William de Tike-
hull and Bertram de Chabaneys in England for two years.
Elias de Hauvill, going beyond seas on the king's affairs, nominating
Adam de Narford until Michaelmas.
The abbot of Aumale in Normandy, slaying beyond sea.s, nominating
Thomas de Mouflieres and James But of Belested for five years.
William de Parys, citizen of London, staying in England, nominating
Nicholas de Berkeleye in Ireland for two ye^rs.
Robert de Maura, parnon of the church of Swanton, going beyond
seas, nominating Milo de Baudeman aud Richard de Bernyngham
for two years.
Master John Luvel, going beyond seas, nominating Robert de Retford
and Master Thomas Cantok until Michaelmas.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of Otto de Grandisono in
Octonagh', Ivoun, Muscrye and Estremoy, Ireland, in favour of William de
Drayton, his attorney, William, bishop of Emly, to whom he demised those
lands for a term not yet expired, havmg surrendered them into the king's
hand to the use of the said Otto.
Licence, for a fine of 4 marks to be paid at the rate of 1 mark yearly,
for Juliana, late the wife of Hugh de Wyndessore, tenant in chief, to marry
whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
Licence, for a fine of 10 marks, for Lsabella, late the wife of William de
Chauncy, tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's
allegiance.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard le Rus to the prior
and convent of Chyke.sand of the order of Semplingham of 1^ acred
of land and 2\ acres of wood in Coupol.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Anselm de Grantham and
Margaret his wife to the prior and convent of Semplingham of 4 acres of
land in Ilorbling.
Protection with clau.se rnhoniis, in Ireland, for three years, for the prior
of Lantonay by Gloucester, staying in England.
Exemption, for one year, for Elias Auker, citizen of Bonleaux, from
arrest of his ship, if it call at any port within the king's dimiinion and
his merchandise therein, under the king's late mandate to arrest all
citizens of Bordeaux on account of certain tlisobediences.
Presentation of Walter de Clerkenwell, cliaplain, to the church of Sithes-
ton, in the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custotly of
the land and heir of William de Ferariis, tenant in chief.
e.'.ou.
33S
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
Jan. 15.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 25.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
.Tan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster,
AIembrane 42.
Grant to Walter de Wyndesore of the custody, during minority of the
heirs, of the lands late of An(h-ew de Helyun, tenant in chief, with wards,
reliefs, escheats, dowers and other things, and with the marriage of the said
heirs.
Grant to the prior and monks of Bermundesey of the manors of Halinge-
bury, AVydeford, Cuwyk, Opton and Richemund, which they formerly had
of the gift of the king's ancestors, and which were indiscreetly and improvi-
dently leased to Adam de Stratton, and by reason of the felony whereof the
said Adam was convicted, came to the king's hands ; to hold the same as
before, with the year, day and waste and the sown corn, which by reason of
the felony belong to the king.
Grant, for life, to Robert de Sefeud, king's clerk, of the custody of the
Domus Dei, Donewych, in like manner as Robert Fulconis, lately deceased,
held it.
Grant to the prioress and convent of Shaftesbury, for a fine of 100/., of
the custody of their abbey during its voidance after the cession or decease
of Laurencia, the present abbess.
And be it known that, if any discord occur in the election of a successor
to the said abbess, the said fine shall be of no effect.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Elias de Hauvill,
going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Grant to Ela, countess of Warwick, the king's kinswoman, of 50/.
yearly for life at the Exchequer for the manor of Dymmok, which she has
surrendered.
Exemption of Catherine de Ripers, late the wife of Jordan le Vavasur,
as she is insane, and accordingly in the king's custody, and of Walter de
Sturton, king's yeoman, who has been appointed her keeper, from suits
at hundreds, trithings and wapentakes, until she recovers.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Master Alan de
Esingwald, parson of a moiety of the church of Kirkeby in Kendale, going
to the court of Rome.
Pardon to Adam son of Adam Dehewend, detained in the prison of
Montgomery for the death of Thomas son of Philip de Monte Gomeri,
as it appears by the testimony of Bogo de Knouvill that he killed him by
misadventure.
Protection with clause volumus, in Ireland, for three years, for Geoffrey
de CaunvuU, staying in England.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod dam,nu?n by the sheriff of York, John
de Lithegreynes and Nicholas de Seleby, mayor of York, for the Friars
Minors of the said city to inclose a lane which is close to their wall, and
which runs from the highway to a lane leading to the mills near York
Castle ; provided that they make another lane on their own ground of the
same length and breadth close to the said lane.
Simple protection, for three years, for the prior of Brecon.
Mandate to J. archbishop of Dublin, justiciary of Ireland, to restore
the temporalities of the see of Ardagh to Master Matthew de Ardagh,
canon of Ardagh, preferred to be bishop by N. archbishop of Armagh.
Appointment of Nicholas de Berkeleye, king's clerk, to the custody of
the rolls and writs of the Bench in Dublin, on evidence of his good conduct
since he has been the king's deputy in the office.
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1200.
Jan. 30.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 30.
Wtstmiuster.
Membrane 42 — cont.
Margaret de Columbariis and Clemencia Russcl, nuns of Shaftesbury,
bringing news of the death of Laureucia, late abbess, have letters of licence
to elect.
Mandate to the bailiffs and good men of Great Yarmouth to desi.st from
further molestation of the barons of the Cinque Ports, and to send
deputies to the next parliament to explain their grievances; the like
mandate having been issued to the said barons. [Pari. IVrits, i. 20.]
Mandate to Stephen de Peneeestre, kf^eper of the Cinque Ports, so to
keep the peace between the said barons and the men of Great Yarmouth
that the latter shall not suffer loss. [Pari. Writs, i. 20.]
Safe-conduct, for four years, for Peter Ekard and William his son, mer-
chants of St. Emilion, taking wines and other goods to Scotland.
Writ de intendendo for Denys de Tillebury, clerk of Otto de Grandisono,
appointed, in the room of Philip le Eveske, knight, late bailiff of Gerseye,
deceased, by R. bishop of Bath and Wells and William de Grandisono,
attorneys of the said Otto, to take order touching the custody of the said
island under the advice of Reginald de Cartret and others of those parts,
to audit the accounts of the said Philip, to receive any arrears of the issues
of the island, and to arrange all that concerns the said Otto there as shall
be most expedient.
Mandate to William de Sancto Remigio, bailiff of the islands of Gerneseye,
Serk and Aumeye, to deliver the accounts of his bailiwick to the said Denys,
and to be attentive to him until he receive further order from the said Otto.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 30.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Membrane 41.
Writ de intendendo to the men of the above islands for the said Denys,
until they receive further order from the said Otto.
Appointment of Juliana, mother of Henry son of John de Holewell, to
the custody of his body and lands in the county of Hertford, as it appears
by the inquisition before Ralph de Hengham and his fellows, justices of
the King's Bench, that he has been an idiot from his birth.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Master John
Luvel, going beyond eeas.
Simple protection, for three years, for Roger Bougre, going to Ireland.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Geoffrey de Genevill,
going to the court of Rome on the king's affairs.
Grant to Rotheric, yeoman of Edward the king's son, of the custody,
during the minority of the heirs, of the island of Lunday, co. Somer.set,
ext«'n(led at 10 marks yearly, late of John de Marisco, and of all the lands
in Hutfelpeverel, co. Essex, extended at 5 marks yearly, late of John
Mauduyf, in enlargcnicnt of the Jissignnu-nt of the pnuniscs to him for live
years only by Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, by virtue
of the king's mandate of 12 May, 14 Edward I., directing the a.ssignment to
him for five years at lea.st of land and rent of the yearly value of 10/. out
of custodies in the said escheator's bailiwick.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Raymond de Ferreria, canon of Salisbury, staying beyond seas on
the kiug'.s uffaira, for two years.
T 2
340
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 41 — cont,
Peter de Stanye, staying iu England, for three years in Ireland.
Letters for Ralph Patrik, going to Ireland, nominating John de Ponte
his attorney in England until a year after Easter.
The like for : —
William de Valencia, staying in England, nominating Henry de
Estmund and tSimon le Usser in Ireland until two years after
Easter.
Ralph, abbot of Jorevall, going beyond seas, nominating John de
Bynigton, his fellow monk, and Thomas de Bilton until Whitsunday.
Brancaleon de Lavania, canon of Luth', staying beyond seas, nomi-
nating John de Neuton for two years.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Alice late the wife of John
de Talworth, to the prior and convent of Ixeworth of 20 acres of land
in Asfeld.
Power to Denys de Tillebury, clerk of Otto de Grandisono, appointed
to the custody of the islands of Gereseye and Gerneseye, to deliver the
gaols there, and to proceed further in all that concerns the said Otto there,
by the advice of the jurats in those parts.
Licence for Hugh son of John, going to the Holy Land on pilgrimage,
to let his lands to farm for ten years to anyone of the king's allegiance.
Exemption, until three years after Michaelmas, of the burgesses and
merchants of Amiens from murage on their merchandise in the town of
Southampton.
Grant to W. bishop of Salisbury and the dean and chapter, that the
king's recent collation of his kinsman, Peter de Sabaud[ia] to the
prebend of Hautewrth, then late of Master William de la Cornere, elect
of Salisbury, before the consecration of the latter, and therefore before the
actual voidance of the said prebend, shall not be to their prejudice as a
precedent.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Geoffrey de Genevill and Master William
de Grenefeld and Thomas de Loggore, professors of the civil law, going to
the Roman court on the king's affairs.
Safe-conduct, during pleasure, for William son of Daniel, parson of the
church of Aberfrau, king's clerk, coming and going between England and
Wales.
Mandate to Master Henry de Bray, escheator this side Trent, to deliver
to Richard de Baskervill, brother and heir of Walter de Baskervill, the
castle of Erdesleye, which Roger de Clifford the elder, deceased, held of
the said Walter for life only, as appears by inspection of the Chancery
rolls.
Pardon to William de Vescy, at the instance of Eleanor the king's
consort, of 550/. of the sum which he owes at the Exchequer on account
of the debts of his father, of John de Vescy, his brother, and of other
ancestors.
Grant to Walter de Huntrecumbe, for his services in Wales, of the cus-
tody, during minority of the heirs, in enlargement of the previous grant of
the same to him during the minority of the heir, of the manors of Herne-
ham and Middelton, late of Thomas de Bekering, tenant in chief, extended
at 44/. 1*. 2d. yearly.
Simple protection, for one year, for Robert de Bures, king's serjeant,
staying in West Wales on the king's service.
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1290. Membrane 41 — cont.
Feb. 5. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Westminster. Norwich of 3 acres of hind in Hemesby by Bartholomew de Somerton ; of
3A acres there by John de Ormesby ; of 4 acres there by John del I'ark' ;
of 1 acre 3 roods there by John de Parys ; of 7^ acres of land in Marcham
by Juliana Pecche ; of 46 acres of land in Hindolveston by Adam de
Hiudolveston and Rauulph de Hindolveston ; of 15 aeres of laud in Trous
by Alexander le Vaus ; and of 20 acres of land in Attebrigg by John le Doo
of Atlebrigg.
[1290 ?] Membrane 40 (Schedule).
Feb. 3. * Letter from the king to the pope [Nicholas IV.], assenting to the con-
WestminsttT. ditions required by the pope as to the Crusade. \^Fce{lera.]
The like to the same, promising to restore to the pope the tenths
collected for the Holy Land if he fails to go thither. [/<£(/era.]
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Meubrane 39.
Grant in fee simple to John de Waltham and Matilda his wife, after
inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Surrey, of a messuage in
Suwerk now in the king's hands by the death of Isaac de Suwerk, Jew of
London, at a rent of one penny.
Protection with clause volumus, for three years in Ireland, for William
Westminster, de Calne and Roesia his wife, coming to England to the king.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for Thomas le Lou, Ralph de Byrchoure,
and other tenants of the county of Chester and the march of Wales, going
with merchandise to the Isle of Man ; directed to the keepers and others
of the land of Man.
The like for William Daverson and William Servat, for themselves and
the merchants of Cahors {Caturcen').
Appointment of Humphrey de Waledcn, king's clerk, to the custody,
during pleasure, of the lands of Simon de Monte Acuto in the counties of
Somerset, Devon, Dorset, Oxford and Buckingham, which lands the said
Simon has surrendered and quit-claimed to the king for ever.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland, or such as shall supply his place,
to pay, by writ of liberate under the Irish seal, 40/. yearly to Walter
Lenfaunt, appointed to hold the pleas following the said justiciary.
Grant to John Giffard of Grimraesfeld of the corpus of the castle of
Dynavor, for life, as a refuge for himself and his men.
Licence for Ralph de Cheyndut to sport during the present Lent along
the river Kenet, in the county of Berks, with a goshawk {austurco), which
the king has handed to him to keep and feed during the said season.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland, or such as shall supply his place,
to liberate Malachelyn, a prisoner in Dublin Castle for money due to the
king from Calvach his brother, in exchange for John de Fuleburn, who
has been taken prisoner by Calvach and bis Irish accomplices, rebels in
Offaly.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
* The date of thin li-ttor is thus j^iven in the roll; Dal. a pud Wcsbn.,'i Feb. I'JSJ).
Kymer hus printed it in the prtct-ding yenr, K. I. 7U.0.
342
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290. Membrane 39 — cont.
Feb. 9. Licence for Robert son of Walter to enfeoff Edmund, earl of Cornwall,
Wosfmineter. of all his lands, tenements and knight's fees in the county of Devon, to hold
in chief as the said Robert held them.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
"Westminster.
Feb. 9.
"Westminster.
Feb. 10.
"Westminster.
Feb. 12.
"Westminster.
Feb. 16.
"Westminster.
Feb. 12.
"Westminster.
Feb. 17.
"Westminster.
Feb. 20.
"Westminster.
Feb. 11.
"Westminster.
Grant to Ralph de HardredeshuU of the custody, during the minority of
the heirs, of two parts of the manor of Wermyngham, late of "Warin de
Meynwai'yn, tenant in chief, at a rent of 13Z. \s. 6^d.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, ior : —
Master Thomas de Loggore, going beyond seas on the king's service.
Master William de Grenefeld.
Mandate to bailiffs and ministers that, as the order to arrest vfines and goods
of certain merchants of Gascony for a trespass there committed is not
intended to apply to sailors of the realm, bringing such goods in their own
ships, and especially not to those of the Cinque Ports, they are without
delay to make satisfaction for the freight of any such goods brought by
ships of the Cinque Ports.
Licence for William Peyforer to enfeoff William de Echingham of land
of the yearly value of hi. in LuUingston.
Restitution to the prior and convent of Christ Church Twynham of their
hundred of Pydele, which had been taken into the king's hand because the
said prior, by his own authority and not by judgment of the said hundred,
released William Peytevyn, Osbert le Bray, Richard le Mouner, Roger Pynel,
Peter le Turner, Laurence le Lung, John le Mouner and Stephen Chesk',
lately taken and imprisoned by the ministers of the said prior at Pydele.
Letters for John Vyllard of Beverley, staying in England, nominating
brother William de Aclum and Thomas Wilding of Dalton his attorneys in
Ireland for two years.
The like for :—
John de Saunford, canon of St. Patrick's, Dublin, staying in England,
nominating Nicholas de Chiltham in Ireland for three years.
Drogo de Barentyn, going beyond seas, nominating Alan Osemund
until Michaelmas.
Reginald, prior of Lenton, going beyond seas, nominating Bartholomew
de la Duse, his fellow monk, and Walter de la Grave for one year.
Alexander de Balliolo and Isabella his wife, going to Scotland, nomi-
nating Robert de Kemesing and William de la Doune for one year.
Michael le Poter, staying in England, nominating Robert de Hamenhale
in Ireland for two years.
John, abbot of St. Edmunds, going beyond seas, nominating William
de Melksop and Hervey de Stanton until a year after Easter.
Nicholas de Weylaund, staying in England, nominating John de Oxe-
burgh in Ireland for two years.
Octavian son of Eemardinus, canon of Wells, staying beyond seas,
nominating Tholomeus Petri and Gerardinus Pyny for one year.
Membrane 38.
Feb. 10. Confirmation of leases made by the king's order, by Bogo de Knovill and
Westminster. Reginald de Leygh, of waste lands, &c. belonging to Montgomery Castle,
to the following persons to hold of the honor of that castle : —
(1) In a waste called Aldredesheye and Dyothugin, in parcels of from
half an acre to ten acres, at the rent of Id. an acre.
18 EDWARD I. 3U
1290. Membrane 38 — cont.
William son of Baldwin, Xichuhis Brusebon, Alexander son of Philip,
Baldwin son of Pliilij), Hugh de Wodeiton, WuIut son of Hugh de
Woderton, William de Boulers, Walter de Hoketon, Thonias de Stocton,
John de Cairicona, Roger le Forester of Coreudon, Robert de Whictroie,
Tuder Amadok, Eynuon Thloit, Grithth A. Grouno, Robert ap Howel,
Robert Wiighan, Yorvorth ap Cadogan, Cadogan ab W^yn, Eyngnon ap
Madok, Eyngnon Leg, Robert ap Guyn, Yervortb and Cadogan sons of
Gritfin, Leuellin ap Guyn, Boythex Hoydelon, Robert Waghau, Adam ap
Leulyn, Gorgenno ap Yorvorth, Yervortb ap Yevan and Eynnon ap Griftud.
(2) In another waste called Erleswynee, in Riston, in parcels of from
half an acre to four acres, at the rent of 5d. an acre.
Walter son of Hugh de Woderton, William de Boulers, Nicholas
Brisebon, Y'orvorth ap Cadogan, Philip Abeyngnon, Yervorth W^aghan,
David Voyl, Robert ap Gronuo, Leulin ap Gronno (Granti'), Tuder ap
Gronno, Adam ap Leulyn, Meurice de Wartlawe, Ithil Wagban, Reginald
de Warthlawe, Richard de Riston, AYilliara ap Yervorth, Richard son of
Baldwin and Gronno ap Ithel.
(3) In another waste called La Dole between Oclegh and Stocton, in
parcels of from one to three acres, at the rent of Sd. an acre.
Philip Fa ap Griff, Eynuon Thloyt ap Eynnon Sleys, Philip Routh ap
Eynnon Gou, Adaph ap Adaf ap Blethin Gouh, Thomas ap Ririth ap
Gwyn, Philip ap Yeva, David ap Grouno Gouh, Yna ap Pbelip, Thomas de
Stocton, David de Stocton, Cadogan ap Danyel and Madoc ap David.
(4) To Philip Fa two acres of waste by the highway called Watlyng-
strete in Ocleye for I2d.; to men of the towns of Oclegh and Lectongenvargh
ten acres each there for 5s. ; to Griffin Crouch sixteen acres in Kilkewich
for 4«. ; to Xicholas Brusebon twenty acres of the king's demesnes in Tref-
bernetb under Breydin for 05. ; and seven stalls (seldas) in Montgomery
for 3*. Qd. ; and to Walter son of Henry de Woderton a croft in Wynesbury
of the king's demesnes in Chirebury for 7d.
Pardon to .Tohn Brun, clerk, of his outlawry in the county of Oxford for
robbery, as it apj)ears that he has now surrendered to the prison of Oxford.
Feb. 15. Confirmation of the restitution by .1. archbishop of Canterbury of the
Westminster, prebtud of Dale to its original use, as appurtenant to the table of the arch-
bishop of Canterbury.
Feb. 14. Protection with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for John de Warenna,
Westminster, earl of Surrey, going to Scotland as the king's envoy.
Feb. 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger son of Roger de
Westminster. Haseleye and .Juliana his wife to the master and brethren of the Knights
Templars in England of a messuage and two bovates of land in Wetherby.
Feb. 15. Licence for Richard de Bosco to relejvse on good manucaption certain
Westminster, knights and others arrested for certain trespasses and imprisoned by the
said Richard and his fellows, assigned to take inquisitions in certain
counties.
Feb. 15. Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for William de Hereford, prior provincial
Westminster, of the Friars Preachers of England, and his company, going to his general
chapter at Ferrara.
Feb. 16. Simple prot<^'Ction, for one year, in Ireland, for Adam de Wedenhalc, stay-
Westuiiuhter. ing in Wales on the king's service.
Feb. 16. Grant to Robert de Brokeleye, king's yeoman and tailor, for services
Wei»imin»ter. to the king an<l queen, of the custody, iluring minority of the heir, of the
lands late of William Talclwl, tenant in chief, extended at 6/. ').«. 4^rf.
Vacated //ecausc hclutv.
:m4
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2290. Membrane 38 — cont.
Feb. 12. Protection, with clnuse volumus, for one year, for Reginald, prior of
Wcstminsu>r. Lonton, going beyond seas.
Feb. l*. Exemption, for life, of Joan, late the wife of John de Bohun, from fees
Westmiuster. duo for the sealing of any writs which she may obtain in her own name
out of the Chancery.
Membrane 37.
Feb. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to S. le Conestab[le], J. de Steyngreve,
Westmiuster. Thomas de Metham and J. de Lithegr[eynes], touching an appeal which
Thomas son of Roger de Eyvill of Suth Cave brings in the county of York
against Brother Robert de Halton, master of the bailiwick of the Temple in
the said county, Brother Geoffrey; Jol if, preceptor of Faxflet, Brother Richard
le Claver, Roger de Linton, John Brian, Ralph Surale of Popleton, William
Griffin, Hugh le Maltestere of Faxflet and Roger Russel for the death of his
brother William.
Feb. 18. The like to A. bishop of Durham, Edmund, earl of Cornwall, and
Westminster. J. Warenna, earl [of Surrey], touching the arrest of W. bishop of St. An-
drew's, his men, horses and goods, in the county of York, on their way to
the king in Gascony ; and also touching the arrest of merchants and others
of Scotland in the counties of York, Northumberland and Cumberland by
the sheriffs and bailiffs there at the sinister suit of John le Mazun, merchant
of Gascony.
Feb. 20. The like to R. de Holebr[oke] and W. de Pakeh[am], touching trespasses
Westminster, in the park of John de Skegeton at Skegeton, co. Norfolk, by Hamo de
Bernham and Ralph de Branton.
Commission to Reginald de Grey, Bogo de Knovill and R. de Holebrok
to enquire, by jury of knights of the parts adjacent to the forest of
Canok, and of verderers thereof, not suspected by R. bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, what bounds separate the said forest from the woods, lands
and tenements or the barony of the said bishop pertaining to his manors
of Rugele and Kanokebiry, held by grant of Richard I., which woods, &c.
were, by precept of Roger Lestrangeand his fellows, justices last in eyre for
pleas of the forest in the county of Stafford, taken into the king's hand ;
what bounds separate the premises from the woods, &c. of others; and
whether the bishop's predecessors possessed the premises as appurtenant
to the said manors, and to report to parliament by three weeks after Easter
at the latest.
Vacated because otherwise on the dorse of a subsequent Roll.
Commission to R. Malet, W. de Giselham and G. de Thorneton to
deliver the Tower of London of Thomas de Weyl[aund], with power to
grant him life and limbs if he will confess his felony and abjure the realm.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
Membrane 36.
Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and citizens of Chester of murage for three
years.
Pardon to Robert de Wandesley of his outlawry, as it appears by the
record of Thomas de Weyl[and] and his fellows, late justices of the Bench,
that when sued by Peter de Huntingfeld to render an account for the time
when he was his bailiff in Mepeham, co. Kent, he was put in exigent and
outlawed for contumacy only.
18 EDWARD I.
345
1200.
Feb. 16.
Westmiubter.
Membrane 36 — cont.
Pardon to John ITuscard for the death of
appears by the record and process of Robert
Ralph his brother, as it
de Sancto Chiro and his
fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Sumcrtou, that he killed him
in self-defence.
Feb. 18. Protection with clause volumus for : —
■Westmimter. The abbot of St. Edmunds, going beyond seas, until a year after
Easter.
William de Rigge, going on pilgrimage to Jerusalem, for two years.
Feb. 14. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry eon of Elias de Stretton
Westminster, to the abbot and convent of Burton-upon-Trent of a messuage, four
virgates of land and 4s. of rent in Burton-upon-Trent, Stretton and
Horningelowe.
Pardon to R. bishop of Bath and Wells, to whom the king granted
licence to make a deer-leap at his park of Acton Burnell, for his men
having, without the bishop's knowledge, made two other deer-leaps there,
•while he was beyoud seas with the king ; and licence for him to hold the
same in fee simple.
Vacated because on the G -iscun Roll, 17 Edward I.
Feb. 18. Confirmation, in favour of the prior and convent of Legh, of their
Westminster, grant to Robert, bishop of Bath and Wells, and his heirs, of their wood of
La Haywode within the manor of Borham, containing about 13 acres ; in
exchange for the bishop's wood of Assiesheye in Little Waltham, containing
5 acres ^ rood, and for 21 acres of arable land in Bradefeld and Pymanefeld,
granted to them in frank almoin.
Pardon to John de Stocton, detained in the prison of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne for the death of Nicholas son of William de Hiberaia, of his outlawry,
as it appears by inquisition by the sheriff and coroners of Northumberland
that the saitl John, being charged with the said death before Salomon de
RofT and his fellows, justices last in eyre in the county of Oxford, and
being outlawed at the end of the eyre for contumacy, knew nothing of
the charge against him or of the outlawry, as he was living peaceably
in the county of Northumberland and had lived there for the previous ten
years.
Feb. lo. Letter from the king to the mayor and jurats of Sandwich relative to the
Westminster, wardship of orphans of that port. \^F<edera.'\
Feb. 18. Simple protection in Ireland, for two years, for William de Valencia,
Westminster, staying in England with the king.
Feb. 11. Protection with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for John de Warenna,
Westminster, earl of Surrey, going to Scotland as messenger of the king.
Commission to J. archbishop of Dublin, justiciary of Ireland, and Robert
Bagol to audit the accounts of services and fines made with the king by
Irishmen for the whole period for which the .same have been granted for
the defence of Ireland; also to view by rolls of the exchequer of Dublin
and other evidences the charges and di.scharges of Stephen de Fuleburn,
late arclibisliop of Tuam, for the period when he was justiciary ancl
tn-nsurcr in In-land, and his debts (o the king on the day of his deatli, and
to return tin; same to the king in the next parliament after Easter by the
morrow of Trinity at the latest.
Feb. 20. Proteetiorj with clause rofjamus, for four years, for the master and
WeBtminster. brethren of St. Thomas of Aeon in England.
346
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
Feb. 20.
Westuiiustcr.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 20.
Feb. 18.
■WestminstcF.
Membrane 35.
Inspc.rimus and confirmation of a chirograph between John de Sancto
Johaiine, lord oi' Hannak, and John de Monte Alto, dated at Westminster,
the feast of the Purification, 18 Edward I., whereby the said John de
Sancto Johanue demised his manor of Middelton, co. Sussex, with all its
services and with the advowson of the church there, to John de Monte
Alto for three years under this form, that if he within the term pay to the
latter the sum of 383/. 6s. 8d. sterling on one day in the chapter house
of Westminster, the said manor shall revert to him with the wards, mar-
riages and escheats falling in in the interval, and 6 oxen and 2 plough cattle,
valued at 5 marks, Avhich the said John de Monte Alto has received at the
commencement of the term. And if the said John de Monte Alto by
malice and fraud is not present to receive the money after due notice, the
said John de Sancto Johanne may seize his said manor again without
impediment ; and if the said John de Monte Alto cannot be present, the
abbot, prior or sub-prior of Westminster is to have power to receive the
same. And in case the said money should not be paid (which God forbid),
the said manor is to remain to the said John de Monte Alto without suit of
court, saving the foreign service due to the king, as is contained in a deed
of feoffment which is placed in the custody of the abbot or prior of West-
minster in a sealed box, under the seals of the two parties, which deed is
to be returned to the said John de Sancto Johanne in case the money is
paid, and if the said deed should be maliciously retained it is to be held
void ; whereas, on the other hand, if the money is not paid, the said deed
is to be handled over to the said John de Monte Alto. Further, the said
John de Sancto Johanne has granted to the said John de Monte Alto the
use of the houses in the said manor, until he receives satisfaction of the said
money, and the latter is to restore the said houses and the mill in the said
manor in as good condition as he received them. Witnesses : — Sir Regi-
nald de Grey, Sir John de Grey his son, Sir Richard de Boys, Sir Elias
de Hauvill, Sir Roger de Loukenore, Sir William de Autrive, Sir Luke de
Vienne, William de Bilsham, Peter de Helmere, William de Wernynton,
Humphrey de Dunsterre and others.
Grant to Master Robert le Pestur, king's serjeant, and his assigns, of
1 mark of yearly rent which Adam de Stretton used to have of a house
opposite St. Martin's le Grand in the parish of St. Agnes, London, late of
Catherine de Vallibus, in the king's hands by the forfeiture of the said Adam.
Appointment of William Godknave and John Lightfot of Hereford to
the custody, during pleasure, of the merchants' seal and counterseal in
the city of Hereford, the larger piece (pecia) to remain with the said
William, the smaller with the said John.
Mandate to bailiffs not to molest John le Warenner of Hundmanby,
whose outlawry at the suit of Thomas Ildedy, whom he was said to have
maimed, has been annulled by the king and council.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond Trent, to deliver
to A. bishop of Durham all the lands in Penerth, co. Cumberland, and in
Tyndale, co. Northumberland, late of Alexander, king of Scots, and of
Margaret his consort, by grant of Henry HI. ; the custody of which lands
the king has granted viva voce to the said bishop.
Appointment of A. bishop of Durham to the custody as aforesaid of the
said lands in Penerth and Tyndale.
Grant to Robert de Bickeleye, tailor, king's yeoman, for long service to the
king and queen, of the custody, during minority of the heir, of the lands,
I
18 EDWARD I.
347
1290. Membrane 35 — cont.
extended at 6/. 5«. A\d. yearly, late of William Talebot, who held the same
in chief of the heir of Patrick de Chaworth, the king's ward; together
with the marriage of the said heir.
Feb. 18. Grant to Peter de Genevill, in aid of walling his town of Ludelawe, of
Westminster, murage for three years.
Feb. 12. Grant to the barons of Lyde and Ingeraareys, which are a member {qtie
Westminster, sunt mcmlrrum) of the port of Romenale, and to their heirs there abiding,
of the same liberties and free customs as the barons of Romenale and the
Cinque Ports enjoy ; on condition that they find one ship to aid the barons
of Romenale when summoned for service in the army.
Feb. 23. Mandate to bailiffs not to molest Absolon le Mariner of Greenwich,
Cippenham. going with a boat of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, along the
Thames to divers parts on the affairs of the said bishop and his own.
Membrane 34 (Schedule).
Feb. 20. Notification to all the king's bailiffs and subjects of Ireland that he has
Windsor. taken Robert de Stepelton, his men, lands and possessions in Ireland,
under his protection.
Membrane 34.
Feb. 25. Signification to W. bishop of Salisbury, of the royal assent to the
Wallingford. election of Joan de Brideport, prioress of the house of Shaftesbury, to be
abl^ess.
Feb. 24. Grant, until further order, to the son and two daughters of William de
Wallingford. Monte Caniso of Edwardeston, impri.soned in the Tower of London, of
land to the yearly value of 30/. for their maintenance out of the lands
of the said WUliam which have been seized into the king's hands.
Pardon to Agnes, late the wife of William de Port of her outlawry, as
it appears by testimony of the sheriff of Oxford before the king that
she was indicted for certain thefts before S. de Roff' and his fellows, jus-
tices last in eyre in the said county, and was afterwards outlawed, but has
surrendered to the prison of Oxford and is now there.
Acquittance to A. bishop of Durham and the other executors of the
will of John de Vescy, knight, late secretary and councillor of the king,
for the payment of 400/. sterling, which the said John had received by way
of loan from the wardrobe.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Lithegreines of the
manor of Lcysingby, to six chaplains to celebrate divine service in the
chapel of St. Mary in the said manor.
Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Duracius and Hubert,
citizens and merchants of the society of Pouche, and their fellows, for a
loan of 500/. sterling, received in London by the hands of Master William
de Luda, treasurer of the wardrobe, for the expenses of the household.
Mandate to Restaurus Bonaventur and his fellow.s, citizens and mer-
chants of the society of the Mozi of Florence, to deliver to A. bishop of
Durham, at Durham, 2,000/. sterling for the king's affairs.
Feb. 24. Here, that is on 24 February, the chancellor retired from court to his
biHho[)ric, and on this day the seal was delivered in the wardrobe to the
custody of Muster William de Marchia.
Feb. 22.
Staines.
Feb. 19.
Westminster.
Feb. 22.
Staines.
348
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
22i)0. Membra7ie Z^ — cont.
March 1. Letters for the abbot of Wouburu, going beyond seas, nominating
Farudon. Stephen de Iliinyton and John de Dunstaple, his fellow monks, his attor-
neys until All Saints.
Feb. 2G. The like for: —
Abingdon. W, bishop of Emly, staying in England, nominating Isaac Amoryn,
chaplain, and John de Ledene in Ireland for two years.
The abbot of Port St. Mary, staying in England, nominating Henry
Dorebarre in Ireland until Christmas.
March 10. Thomas de Snyterby, going to Ireland, nominating John de Kingeston
Down Amney. and Walter Dyn for two years.
Thomas de Haddon, going to Ireland, nominating John Godwyne of
Gyvele and John Page of Dorcestre until Michaeinias.
John son of John Mautravers and Eleanor bis wife, staying in Eng-
land, nominating Thomas de Haddon and Ralph Pikot in Ireland
for two years.
Robert son of Payn, staying in England, nominating Thomas de
Haddon and Robert Laurence in Ireland for two years.
Thomas, prior of Bath, nominating Thomas de Odewode and Roger
le Mortimer in Ireland for four years.
March 27. Peter, prior of Montacute, going beyond seas, nominating Roger
Feckenham. Criche, his fellow monk, and William Ferraund until Michaelmas.
March 2. Presentation of John dc Kancia to the church of Pykot, in the diocese of
Lechlade. Clonfert.
Vacated because otherwise below.
March 6. Brothers Robert de Harleya, Alan de Opton and William de Fladebury,
Quenington. monks of Persor, bringing news of the death of Henry, late abbot, have
letters of licence to elect.
March 7. Presentation of John de Kancia to the church of Bila, in Ulster, in the
Quenington. diocese of Connor {Clonoren').
March 10. Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Thomas de Snyterby,
Down Amney. going to Ireland.
Signification to Gr. bishop of Worcester of the royal assent to the elec-
tion of William de Lega, monk of Persore, to be abbot of that house.
March 12. Mandate to the escheator to restore the temporalities.
Down Amney. Writ de intendendo diiected to the tenants.
March 16. Grant to John de Britannia of the custody, during minority of the heirs,
Cricklade. of the lands late of Gawyn le Botiler, tenant in chief; saving the advowsons
of churches.
March 26. Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for the prior of
Feckenham. Montacute, going beyond seas.
March 27. Mandate to the escheator to restore the temporalities of Shaftesbury
Feckenham. Abbey to Joan de Brideport, prioress thereof, whose election as abbess
has been confirmed by Master William de Ripariis, vice-gerent of W. bishop
of Salisbury.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the abbey.
April 3, Mandate to the escheator to restore the temporalities of Holy Trinity,
Woodstock. Caen, to Amicia de Gornay, almoness there, whose election as abbess has
been confirmed by Master Simon, called * le Lorimer,' canon of Bayeux,
and William, called ' Volator,' canon of Angers, vicars of P. bishop of
Bayeux.
18 EDWARD I.
349
•j^200. Membrane 34 — cont.
March 24. Presentation of Jordan de Wytteucye, chaplain, to the church of
Feckenham. Berewyk, in the diocese of Salisbury, in tlie king's gift by reason of the
voidauce of the abbey of St. Edward, Shaftesbury.
April 3.
Woodstock,
April 6.
Woodstock.
April 7.
Woodstock.
April 10.
Woodstock.
April 17.
Amesbury.
April 19.
Stockbridge.
April 7.
Woodstock.
April 10.
Woodstock.
Membrane 33.
Appointment of Nicholas Fermbaud, king's clerk, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the bishopric of Ely.
Mandate in pursance to the escheator.
Writ de intcndendo directed to the tenants of the see.
Appointment of Master William de Marchia, king's clerk, to the custody,
during pleasure, of the office of the treasurership of the Exchequer, in like
manner as J. sometime bishop of Ely lield the same.
Mandate to the chamberlains to deliver to him the keys and other things
pertaining to the office.
Mandate to the barons to admit him.
Brothers Clement de Theford, Robert de Orford and Robert de Swafham,
monks of Ely, bringing news of the death of J. de Kirkeby, their bishop,
have letters of licence to elect.
Letters for Almaric de Sancto Amando, king's yeoman, staying in
England on the king's service, nominating Geoffrey de Ingepenne his
attorney in Ireland for two years.
The like for : —
The abbot of Wellebek, going to Norway on the king's service,
nominating Hugh de Greneley and John de Wirkesop until All
Saints.
The prior of St. Nicholas, Exeter, staying in England, nominating
brother Paulinus de Estokes, monk, and Henry de Liwerue, clerk,
in Ireland for three years.
Petronilla, late the wife of Raymond Baldewini, staying in Gascony,
nominating William de Lavindon, merchant, in England for two
years.
John Comyn, earl of Boghan, going to Scotland, nominating Ralph
de Lasceles and Ralph Peynele in England for two years.
Grant to El a, countess of Warwick, the king's kinswoman, of one cart-
load of firewood (husce) daily in the forest of Bernewod or the forest of
Wychewod from old oaks {rohorihns) there by view of the foresters, during
pleasure. By K., on the information of Master William de Marchia.
Mandate to Roger Le Strange, justice of the forest this side Trent, to
permit her to have the same.
Presentation of John de Drokcncford to the church of Moneweden, in
the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the lands of
Thomas de Weylaund, who has abjured the realm for felony, being in his
hands.
Pardon to G. bi.shop of Worcester, John GifFard, Richard Aucher and
Hugh de Aston, for a fine of 500 marks nuide by the said l)ishop for
liini.sclf and the others, for trespasses of vert and venison in the forest
of Feckcnhnm up to 7 April last.
350
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290. Membrayie 33 — cont.
The like to the following : —
The prior of Worcester, for himself and Robert de Sockelegh, some-
time ceUarer of the said house, Henry Bousquier, his huntsman,
and others of his household, for a fine of 200 marks.
Richard Austin, late verderer there, for a fine of 20/.
Robert Pi})pard and Richard de Cromely, late verderers there, for
a fine of 9 marks.
Thomas de Bottelegh, late verderer there, for a fine of IOO5.
John de Goule, for a fine of 10 marks.
Richard Bertram, for a fine of 10 marks.
Thomas Mauduyt, for a fine of 40*.
John de Borstall, for a fine of 6*. 8(7.
Dionisia Hubaude, for a fine of 40«.
Vincent, vicar of Inteberge, for a fine of 10/.
Walter de Berton and Thomas de Berton, for a fine of 100/.
Master Ralph de Wycheleg' and Robert his brother, for a fine of 60^.
Walter de Cokesey for himself and William son of Richard de
Cokesey and Richard le Norreys, for a fine of 40/.
April 10. Notification to E. king of Norway of the appointment of Anthony,
Woodstock, bishop of Durham, as the king's proctor to arrange a marriage between
the king's son and the daughter of the king of Norway. [^F(£dera.'\
Simple protection for one year, for Odo de Columpna, canon of Lincoln.
The like, until Midsummer, for Master John de Cremona, proctor of the
said Odo.
Protection with clause volumus, until All Saints, for the abbot of
Wellebek, going to Norway on the king's service.
April 10. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Thomasinus Guydicionis and Francis
Woodstock. Baudini going to the court of Rome on the king's affairs.
Safe-conduct, until All Saints, for the abbot of Wellebek, brothers
Geoffrey de F[errariis], Bekingham and Master Henry de Crane-
burn, going to Norway on the king's service.
April 16. Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Amesbury. Henry de Rye, going to Norway on the king's service, until Christmas.
Shimon le Sauvage, going likewise.
April 15. Here, that is, on 15 April, the chancellor returned to court at Ambres-
bury, and on the following day the seal was delivered to him by the hands
of Walter de Langeton, clerk.
Membrane 32.
April 17. Grant to Eleanor, the queen consort, of any action or forfeiture which the
Amesbury. king may have against Aaron son of Vives, Jew of Edmund, the king's
brother, by reason of concealed goods of condemned Jews.
Simple protection in Ireland, for three years, for the prior of St. Nicho-
las, Exeter, staying in England.
April 17. Mandate to the sheriff of Gloucester to take and keep safely, until
Amesbury. further order, the manors of Thornebiry, Teukebiry, with the hamlets
there, Fairford, the chace of Cors, and all other lands and tenements in his
jurisdiction of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, the said
earl having surrendered the same into the king's hands.
18 EDWARD I. 351
1290. Membrane 32— cont.
The like to the following : —
The sheriff of Wilts, in respect of the manors of Woxecumbe and
Bedewynde, the hundred of Kinewardeston, and the other lands in
his bailiwick.
The sheriff of Kent, in respect of the manors of Tunebrigge, Eldingge,
Ilandlou, Braddested, Rethefeud, Tachehurst, and the other lands in
his bailiwick.
The sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, in respect of the manors of
Subires, Hunede, Desnigh' and Wausiugham, with their honors, and
the other lands in his bailiwick.
The sheritF ol' Somerset and Dorset, in respect of the manors of
Craneburne, with the hundred and chace, Tarente Gundevill,
Tarente Russeale and Pynpcrnc, with the hundred of Pjnperne
Forinsecus, the town of Warham, the hundreds of Haselore and
Rugheburgh, the manors of Wyke and Portlaund, the town of
Weymue and Eston by Bristol, and the other lands in his
baili\\-ick.
The sheriff of Essex and Hertford, in respect of the manors of Berde-
feiid, Clarette, Staundon, and the other lands in his bailiwick.
Robert Tibetot, justice of West Wales, in respect of the castles and
lands in his bailiwick. Vacated because othertcise below.
J. archbishop of Dublin, justiciary of Ireland, in respect of the lands
in his bailiwick.
The sheriffs of Surrey and Sussex, Nottingham and Derby, Oxford
and Berks, Cambridge and Huntingdon, Lincoln, Devon, Southamp-
ton and Worcester, in general terms without specifying the manors.
April 18. Pardon to Henry Purdehich' of Chyu for the death of Hugh le Someter,
Amesbury. as it appears by the record of Elias Cotel and his fellows, justices appointed
to deliver the gaol of Sumerton, that he killed him in self-defence.
Safe-conduct for Richard Stede, merchant, going to Gascony and else-
where with merchandise.
Letters for queen Eleanor, the king's mother, nominating William de
Estden and Walter de Castello her attorneys for six years.
Pardon to the prioress of Westwode for trespasses of vert and venison
in the forest of Feckenham to 7 April last.
The like, for a fine of 100 marks made with the king and his consort
queen Eleanor, to Nicholas de Wodeford, for the like trespasses to 18 April.
Appointment of Thomas de Bray to the custody during pleasure, of
the castles and lands of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
in Glaumorgan and elsewhere in Wales.
Writ (le intendendo directed to the tenants of the land of Glaumorsan
and of the other lauds of the said Gilbert in Wales in favour of the said
Thomas.
April 20. The like directed to the bailiffs, tenants and others of Husk, Kerlyon,
Winchester. Trillcyk and Delgaun in NetJKTwent in Wales.
The like directed to the bailiffs, tenants and others of Glamorgan and
Wales.
The like to the bailiff.'*, tenants and others of Brickhull, Steuccle and
Merlawe, co. Buckingham ; Staneford, co. Berks ; Caversham, co. Oxford ;
Blccbirigleyo, co. Sussex ; Ocham, co. Surrey ; Tliilingdouno, Schipsted,
Pount Eldolf, IVcliam and Audynge.s, co. Kent, in favour of Master Adam
de Botingdon, appointed keeper thereof.
352
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1200.
April 16.
Amesbury.
April 20.
Winchester.
April 20.
Winchester.
April 30.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
Membrane 32 — cont.
The like to the bailiffs, tenants and others oF Rowelle, co. Northampton ;
Sutho, CO. Huntingdon ; Walsingham, lirechcham, Creraplesliam and
Wyneton, co. Norfolk ; Desnyng and Sutliwaude, co. Suffolk ; Berdefeld,
CO. Essex ; and Staundon, co. Hertford, in favour of John le Blund,
appointed keeper thereof.
The like to the bailiffs, tenants and others of the castle and honor of
Tunebrigge in favour of Adam de Jernemuta, clerk, appointed keeper
thereof.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prioress and nuns of
Westwode by William de Fouvinscon of a messuage and carucate of
land in Pudeford, and by Mary de Aeon of 42s. rent in Glassehampton.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Robert Achard,
going beyond sea« on the king's special affairs.
Letters for the said Robert, nominating Elias de ColeshuU and William
de la Wyle his attorneys until Michaelmas.
The like for .—
William Servat, merchant of Cahors, going to Norway, nominating
William de Avarsoun and William Fresenede for two years.
Philip Marmion, on account of his debility, nominating Roger de
Conyngesby and John de Coyly for five years.
Robert de Brus the elder, staying in Scotland, nominating Adam de
Crokedayk and Robert de la Bery for two years.
Roger Percevall, staying in England, nominating David Perceval in
Ireland for two years.
Alan de Penyngton, going to Scotland, nominating Eudo de Cotesford
and William de Wermesworth for one year.
Father Neapoleo de Filiis Ursi, cardinal deacon of St. Adrian's, nomi-
nating Walter, prior of St. Paul's, Florence, his chaplain, and
Hubert Dogi for five years.
The abbot of Tyrun, stapng beyond seas, nominating Geoffrey de
Castro Duno and Reginald de Nogento, his fellow monks, for three
years.
Robert de Ufford, who on account of his infirmity cannot ride,
nominating William son of Roger de Ludham and John de Berking
for five 3'^ears.
Membrane 31.
April 20. Safe-conduct for William Servat, merchant of Cahors, going to Norway
Winchester, for two years.
Simple protection in Ireland, for three years, for Adam de Hanedon,
clerk, staying in England.
Feb. 23. Grant to Peter de Cornhull, king's yeoman, for services in Gascony and
Cippenham. Aspes, touching the liberation of the king's hostages in Arragon, of 200
( Cipham.) marks of issues out of the first wardships that fall in on this side Trent.
Mandate in pursuance to Master Henry de Bray, escheator.
See schedule attached touching a presentation. \_Schedule missing. '\
Grant to Roger de Pilketon, for like services, of 100/. out of the first
wardships that fall in on this side Trent, with mandate in pursuance to the
escheator.
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IS EDWAKI) I.
353
1290.
April 29.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 4,
Westminster.
May 5.
We.-itmiuster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 2.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May ».
Westminster.
Membrane 31 — cont.
Presentation of John le Botiller, chaplain, to the church of Lantrissan, in
the diocese of Laiulaff, in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of
Gilbert de Clare, wirl of Gloucester and Hertford being in his hands.
Licence for the alienation in inortniain by Alan de Ireby to the prior and
convent of Carlisle of a messuage and GO acres of land in Ireby.
Confirmation of a grant for life by Constance de Beam, at the request of
queen Eleanor, the king's mother, to John le Porter of the custody of the
gate of the castle of Tikehill.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for Walter de Dolma, parson of the
church of Preston.
Presentation of Henry de Bradeker, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
church of St. Mary, Swaffliam Prior, Anglesey, in the diocese of Ely, in the
king's gift by reason of the voiilance of the see.
Licence, for a fine of 10/., for Ascillia, late the wife of John le Blund,
tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
Presentation of Master John de Wodestok to the church of Somerham,
in the diocese of Ely, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of
that see.
Simple protection, with clause rogamus, for five years, for the master
and brethren of the hospital of St. Anthony, dwelling in England, to collect
alms.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Osbert de Crowethorp to the
master and brethren of the hospital of St, John, Northampton, of 40*. rent
in Northampton.
As.sociation of Richard de Holebrok with Bogo de Knovill, in the room
of Walter de Hopton, in a commission of oyer and terminer touching any
complaints brought in the city of London against the king's bailiffs or
ministers there.
Protection with clause vohnnus, until Michaelmas, for the abbot of
Croyilaund, staying beyond seas.
Presentation of llobert son of Richard to the church of Oxenede, in the
diocese of Norwich, void by the death of Gocelin le Deacy, late rector, and
in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of Hamo Uauteyu being
in his hands.
Vacated by surrender and changed under another dale, as appears on
the Patent Roll (f20 Edward I.
Nomination of Rjdph de Alemant, canon of Bayeux, king's clerk, as one
of the twenty cl<;rks constantly attendant on his business, whom, by virtue
of a special grace of Pope Nicholas IV., the king may nominate to receive
ecclesiastical benefices for ten years, notwithstjmding non-residence.
Signification to the Pope of the royal assent to the election of Master
Ste[)hen, archdeacon of Glendalough {ClciK/d/tmn) in the church of
Dublin, and canon of Cashel to be archbishop ot" Ca.shel.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for the said elect, going to the court of
Romt;.
Protection with clause volwnus, until four years after Michaelmas, for
Rob(;rt le Veel, going beyond seas.
L«'tters for Richard, ab])()t of Croyilaund, gone boyong seas, nomiimtiu"
Robert de Langetoft, his fellow monk, and Roger de Cupeldyk his atlor-
neyy in England until Michaelmas.
coo 14.
;}5t
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
May 8.
WcBtmiuster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 31 — cont.
Grant to Robert de Tybotot, for the .'lOO marks clue to him, with other
sums, from the king for expenses incurred by him in the king's works
in West Wales, of the custody, during minority of the heirs, of the lands
and heirs late of Robert de Everingham, tenant in chief, with the marriage
of the said heirs.
Nomination of John de Montibus, canon of Verdun, king's clerk, as
one of the twenty clerks whom, by virtue of a special grace of the Pope,
the king may nominate to receive benefices for ten years, notwithstanding
non-residence.
The like of Master Arnold de la Case, Master Bernard Fabri, Master
Bonyttus de Sancto Quintino and Master Grimbaldus de Mercato.
Grant to William de Henleye, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in England, of any fines and corrections, due to the king for
trespasses committed by the brethren of the said Hospital in the forest of
Bernewode and in the park of Walter de Urtiaco at Swelle up to the
5th May ; provided that he chastise them according to the requirements
of his order.
Presentation of John de Theford to the church of Wyrefeld, in the
diocese of Norwich.
Writ de intendendo directed to the bailiffs of the abbot of Melsa at
Hull for Joricius le Flemmeg of York, whom Matthew de Columbariis,
the king's butler, has deputed to collect the prisage of wines brought to
Hull.
Grant to John de Bezill, for life, of the manor of Langeford, late of
John de Monemuth, which is an escheat to the king by reason of a felony
for which the latter was hanged, and which the sheriff of Wilts holds at
farm for 30/. yearly, at the king's pleasure.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 14.
W^estmrnster.
May 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 30.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Newcastle-upon-Tyne of murage
for four years from Whitsunday next.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for William de Vigia, going to remote parts
on certain affairs touching Otto de Grandisono.
Exemption, for five years, at the instance of W. bishop of St. Andrews,
of Ralph Tendman, burgess of Perth, from distraint for any debt whereof
he is not the principal debtor or surety.
The like, at the instance of Simon, brother of the said bishop, of
William de Dodiugston, burgess of Edinburgh.
Mandate lo the scholars of Ely, dwelling at Cambridge, of the founda-
tion of Hugh de Balsham, sometime bishop of Ely, to admit Andrew de
Ely, clerk, whom, by reason of the voidance of the see of Ely, the king
has preferred after the scholars had unanimously elected and presented
him, in accordance with their rule, to the place in their society which |
Master Roger de Swanton, deceased, held.
Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for Gerard de Wypeings.
clerk, nephew of Otto de Grandisono, dwelling at Orleans {Aurelian') foil
the purposes of study.
Signification to J. archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to thi
election of Master William de Luda, dean of St. Martin's le Grand, Londorj
as bishop of Ely.
18 EDWARD I.
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1290. Membrane 3U — cont.
May 15. Bond of the kinj; for payment of 3,000 ninrks aa ajjreed, to the keeper
Westminster, of the reahii of Scotland, at Berwick in Sootlund, unk'jrs Margaret of Nor-
way arrives by All Saints' day. [I^iedera.]
May 16. Pardon to William son of Geoffrey de Esenhill for the deaths of John
WestmiDster. Brun and Richard le Venur, aa it apj)ears by inquisitions of the sheriflF
and coroners of Warwick that he kilknl them in self-defence.
Protection with clau.se volumus, for one year, for Richard de Piirlcc,
parson of the church of Eyworthe, going beyond seas on the affairs of Joan
de Cnovill.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
May 17.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 25.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for William Wassemont, merchant, and his
men, trading along the coast.
The like for Terricus de la Bruere.
Letters for William de Moravia, staying in Scotland, nominating Laurence
de Petyn and Andrew le Surreys his attorneys in England for two years.
The like for Araicia, abbess of Caen, going beyond seas, nominating
Walter Faukes of Felsted and Henry de Greyne in England for three
years.
Confirmation of a grant by Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to Andrew le
Waleys, for life, of 10/. of yearly rent, at the hands of the keeper or mayor
and citizens of London, out of the farm of Queeuhithe {Ripe Regine) in
London.
Writ (le intenrlendo directed to archbishops, bishops and others in the
county of Cork, in favour of Thomas de la Roche, appointed to the custody
of the said county as sheriff for five years from Whitsunday.
Protection with clause volumus^ for two years, for Thomas de la Roche
of Wales, going to Ireland.
Letters for William le Brun, staying in England, nominating Nigel le
Brun and Roger de Stoketon his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The like for : —
Hugh Bardolf, going beyond se^is, nominating William de Tudehame
and Robert de Wygenhal until Christmas.
William son of Warin, staying in England, nominating John le Clerk
of Berkweye and Thomas son of Michael in Ireland for one year.
William de Berg', archdeacon of Berks, going to Paris, nominating
Master Rol)ert de Leukenore and .John Pupar<l for two years.
Richard Flemmeng staying in England, nominating Roger Mayllok
in Ireland for two years.
Theobald de Verdun, staying in England, nominating Swanus le Kcu
and Richard Lagayte in Ireland for three years.
John de Kerdif, staying in England, nominating Henry Calday and
William de Glaston' in Ireland for one year.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Hugh Bardolf,
going beyond seas.
Mandate to the jii-sticiary of Ireland to deliver the county of Cork to
Thomas do la Rocilie, who has been appointed to tlie custotly thereof for
five years from Whitsunday.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
Master William do Berg', archdi-acon of Berks, going beyond seas, for
two years.
7 *>
.ioG
('ALENI)AK OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
May 20.
"Westminster.
June 3.
Westminster.
Membrane 30 — cont.
Thomas de Normanvill, going beyond seas, until the Assumption.
Alexander do Esselington, going with Otto de Grandisono to Jerusalem,
for four years.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 18.
"We.stuiinster.
May 20.
AVestminster.
:VTay 23.
Westminster.
May 25.
Westminster.
May 23.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
May 25.
V.'otiuiuster.
Membrane 29.
Licence for Thomas, bishop of St. Davids, to retain in mortmain the
manor of Nova Mota, granted to him by William de Cantynton and Mabel
bis wife, whereof a fine was made in the kinjr's court before Walter de
Pederton, supplying the place of the justice of West Wales.
Inspe.rimits and confirmation of a deed, dated at London, xv. Kalends
June 1200, whereby Anthony, bishop of Durham, and Otto de Grandisono,
executors of the will of John de Vescy, restore the lands late of John de
Mohun to John de Mohun, his son and heir, now of lawful age, with the
corn therein, saving to themselves the moveables, to wit, in the manors of
Dunsterre and Karleton, co. Somerset ; in Storraenstre, co. Dorset ; in
Kadele and Holeboton, co. Devon ; in Magor in Wales ; and in certain
lands in Ireland.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sherifp of StafFord,
for Robert Hasteng' to enclose a way which leads between the close of his
manor of Chebbeseye and his grove there called Haustonesle, for the
enlargement of his said close, provided that he make another way of the
same breadth without the said grove on the north side.
Mandate to the sheriff of Norfolk to supersede the exaction from county
to county of John de Bramton, who when lately charged before the king
on suspicion of falsification of the king's seal and writs, was put in
exigent for contumacy, inasmuch as his mainpernors, Robert de Bonehale,
William de Lodnes, John son of John de Bramton of the county of Nor-
folk, Alexander de Hecheham of the county of Suffolk, and Roger le
Noreys of the county of Cambridge, have undertaken to produce his body
before the king a fortnight after Michaelmas.
Vacated because on the Close Moll.
Pardon to Robert But of Crekkelade of his outlawry for contumacy in
not appearing to answer touching a charge of larceny before Salomon
de Roffa and his fellows, justices last in eyre in the county of Wilts, as
it appears by inquisition of the sheriff and coroners of Wilts that he
was beyond seas long before and after the summons of the said eyre, and the
publication of the outlawry.
Grant to the prior and convent of St. Catherine, Waterford, for com-
pletion of a house begun there by king John, of all deodands which fall
to the king in Ireland and are adjudged to him before the justices in eyre
there.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Sussex, for
the master of the hospital of St. Mary, Cicestre, to stop a path in Cicestre
running eastward from the chapel of St. Martin, provided that he make as
good a path on his own ground.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for the prior and convent of
St. Oswald, Gloucester, to enclose with a wall or ditch a lane on their own
ground, called ' Poke-lane,' without Gloucester, which leads between their
garden and their granges.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for William de Villa and 'bonus' John de
Porta, merchants of Piacenza, their men and servants, trading.
fl
18 EDWARD I.
357
1290.
May 26.
Westminster.
Juno 4.
Westminster.
May 27.
Westminster.
May 29.
Westminster.
June 3.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
June 3.
Westminster.
May 27.
Westminster.
Mny 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cant.
Nomination of Master Ruyniond tie Ferrariis, kino:'s clerk, as one of the
twenty clerks whom, by spwial grace of Pope Nicholas IV., the king may
nominate to receive benefices for ten years, notwithstanding non-residence.
The like of the following: —
Baldwin de Whytsjiunt, canon of Aire {Arien^).
Master Peter Arnaldi de Vico,
Items Buchard.
Master Raymond de Pinibus.
Gerard de Wrpens.
Master John Gerardi.
William de Estanayaco.
Master Bernard de Box-is Villa, canon of Perigord. .
Master Bertrand del Gouth, archdeacon of Agenois.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to give to Geoffrey Brun, king's clerk
some fitting benefice in Ireland in the king's gift, in rewanl for his services
about the king's works and the fortification of castles there.
Letters for Robert de Valle, nominating Arnold de Sancta Brigida and
John son of Roger his attorneys in Irehind for two years.
The like for : —
Eustace le Poer, staying in England, nominating Matthew de Rolee and
Thomas le Messager in Ireland for one year.
Robert de Nevill, going to the Holy Land, nominating Richard de
Nevill and John de Nevill, parson of the church of Malmeton, for
two years.
William, abbot of Bynedon, going to his general Cistercian chapter,
nominating brother Maurice de Cerue, his fellow monk, and William
Cokking until All Saints.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Gerard de Freyneyr and Simon le
Taillur, king's yeomen, whom he is sending to Jerusalem.
Licence for Stephen Asshewy, citizen of London, to return to London, as
ho has satisfied the king touching those things for which he commanded him
to dwell without the said city for a time, and he has released him from any
action which he had against him on account thereof.
Ratification of the appointment made by Master Henry de Bray, escheator
this side Trent, of Christiana de Marreys to the custody of the manor of
Westburgh, late of Robert de Everingham, deceased, tenant in chief, until
she has received 300/. therefrom.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Thomas, bishop of
Meath, staying in England.
Simple |)rotection, for three years, for William Obothic', vicar of the
church of liiilhgol.
Protection with clause volumtts, until Michaelmas, for Master Robert de
Gryraesby, parson of the church of Billesby, going beyond seas.
Membrane 28.
May 3fl. Mandate to Nicholas Fcrmebaud, king's clerk, to restore the trnii)oralities
Westminster, of the bishopric of Ely to Master William de Luda, deau of St. Martin's
le (fraud, elected bishop.
Writ f/e intvniliiifln directed to tlie tenants.
Safe-conduct, for <;n(^ year, for Doinledeus ile Strata of the city of Pavia
going beyond sejia on the king's .service.
Sort
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
] 290. Membrane 28 — cont.
Presentation of Roper de Lee to the church of All Saints, Dorcestre, in
tlie diocese of Salisbury.
Presentation of John Gunny to the church of All Saints, Worcester, in
the diocese of Worcester, void by the resignation of William de Weremiustre,
and in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the heir of Robert de
Mortuo Marl.
Safe-conduct for masters of ships and sailors of Bayonne, trading.
May 28. Confirmation of a quit-claim by John son of Nicholas de Bromholm of
Westminster. Great Yarmouth to the Friars Minors of Yarmouth of his right in a plot
of land, late of his father, lying between the dwelling-house of the said
Friars on the north side and the common lane on the south side.
May 28. Grant to the burgesses and good men of Lichefeld of pavage for two
Westminster, years from Midsummer,
May 18. Letters of credit directed to the prior and convent of Christchurch, Can-
Westminster, terbury, in favour of Stephen de Penecestre and John de Berewik, sent to
treat with them touching an exchange of their customs and rents in the port
of Sandwich for lands of the king in Kent.
Promise to confirm by letters patent such ordinance as the said Stephen
and John make.
May 30. Grant at the request of the barons of la Rye, to whom the king lately
W^estminster. granted by charter a yearly fair on the vigil, Nativity, and morrow of
St. Mary, that all traders at the said fair shall be quit for seven years from
all customs due by reason of such fair.
May 30. Grant to Gregory de Rokesle, keeper of the king's Exchange (custos
Westminster, cambii), hondon, that he be repaid the 1,000Z. which the king borrowed
from him, out of the issues of the exchange of England now there, or next
received by him or the ministers there.
June 2. Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Master Robert de Scarde-
Westminster. burgh in 1 ,000/., received for urgent business by the hands of Roger de
Insula, keeper of the Great Wardrobe ; with promise to repay one moiety
at Easter, and the other at Michaelmas.
Safe-conduct for Thomas le Lou of Newerk, Robert his son, Ralph de
Byrture, and other tenants of the county of Chester and the march of
Wales, trading to the Isle of Man for lead (minera) for the works of the
castles in Wales ; directed to the keeper of the land of Man and others.
Safe-conduct for William Beraldi and Hugh Cambalo, merchants of
Cahors, and their partners and men, recovering and paying their debts in
the realm,
June 3. Protection, with clause volumtis, for two years from Midsummer, for the
Westminster, following, staying beyond seas : —
•John de Aqua Blanca, dean of St. Ethelbert's, Hereford.
Peter de Cors, canon of the church of St. Peter and St. Paul, Brom-
yard.
Presentation of Simon de Baston, chaplain, to the vicarage of Tirington,
in the diocese of Ely, in the king's hands by reason of the voidance of
the see.
Vacated because he did not have it as it was filled.
Wednesday Letters of the king and queen, nominating Baldwin de Wissant, canon of
after Terouane, John de Matringehem, canon of Abbeville, their clerks, and
Trinity, 1290. Thomas d*^ Bruneham, their yeoman, as their attorneys and proctors for
all cases touching their land of Pouthieu in the courts of the king of France.
French.
18 EDWARD T
359
1290. Membrane 28— con^.
Friday after Mandate io Thomas de Belhous, seneschal of Ponthieu, to cause payment
Trinity, to be made by Holland, receiver of Ponthieu, to Ilonneres de Ho<iuellez of
IS Edward I. GO pounds of Paris for arrears of his pension, and to John de Metringehem
Weatminfiter. kin«?'s clerk, of 7 pounds of Paris por le rescor dun sien bon cyn qui fu
mors en nostre service. French.
June 3. Pardon to Robert le Fraunceye, detained in the prison of Walino^ford,
Westminster, for the death of Nicholas le Little, as it apj^ears by inquisition of the
sheriff and coroners of Oxford that he killed him in self-defence.
June 4. Writ de intendendo directed to the inhabitants of the Isle of Man in
Westminster, favour of Walter de Huntrecumbe, appointed to the custody, during plea-
sure, of that isle, which Richard de Burgo, earl of Ulster, has surren-
dered into the king's hands.
The appointment of the said Walter.
Mandate to the bailiffs under the said Richard, to deliver the castle
and island to the said Walter.
Simple protection, during pleasure, fcr the inhabitants of the Isle of Man.
June 8. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Candeoure,
Westminster, staying in Gascony on the king's service.
May 27.
Westminster.
June 7.
Westminster.
Membrase 27.
Mandate to Thomas de Bray, keeper of the land of Glamorgan and the
other lands in Wales late of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, to deliver to the said earl and to Joan his wife, the king's daughter,
all the castles and lands which the said earl surrendered into the king's
hands, except those in Usk, Carlion, Trillek and Delegan in Netherwent,
and also except the lands which Bartholomew de la More and Riehard de
la More hold for the term of their lives of the honor of Utik and Carlion;
in accordance with the grant thereof to the said earl and Joan in fee tail.
Writ de intendendo in favour of the said earl and Joan, directed to all
the tenants of the said earl, with the above exceptions.
The like to the tenants of Usk, Karlion, Trillegh and Delegan.
The like to the tenants in the county of Glamorgan and in the parts of
Wales.
May 7. Mandate to the above Thomas to deliver to the said earl and Joan the
Wefltminster. lands lately his in Usk, Cairlioun, Trillek and Delegan in Netherwent.
See schedule attached for the earl of Arnndell. \^The schedule is
missing J\
May 27. Mandate to Thomas de Bray to deliver to the earl of Gloucester or his
Westminster, attorney the goods which were in his castles and lands in Glammorgan
on the day when he enfeoffed the king of the same. Et sunt pat'.
The liki! to the justiciary of Ireland, or the person supplying his place,
touching the earl's gootls in his lands in Ireland. Et sunt pat'.
May 27. Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to deliver the earl's lauds there
Westminster, to the said earl and Joan.
Writ de intendendo as above, directed to the tenants of the aforesaid
lands in Ireland.
May 27. Mandate to the sheriff of Suffolk to deliver to the said earl and Joan the
W«»tmin»tcT. Inn«l8 in his bailiwick similarly surrendered l)y the earl, except the manors
of Dcseninge and Suwaud, in accordance with the king's grant as atbn>sHid,
363
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290. Membrane 27 — cont.
The like to the sheriffs to deliver the lands in the following counties : —
Somerset.
Southampton.
Essex, except the manor of Berdefeld.
Buckingham, except the manors of Brickhull, Stiuekle and Merlawe.
Huntingdon, except the manor of Suho.
Kent, except the manors of Tillingdoun, Pountedolf, Pekham, Auding*
and Chepsted.
Norfolk, except the manors of Walsingham, Wyneton, Brecham and
Cremplesham.
Hertford, except the manor of Staundon,
Oxford, except the manor of Kaveresham.
Surrey, except the manors of Blechingele and Okham.
Dorset, except the manors of. Craneburn with the chace, Pimperne
and Tarente Gundevill.
Berks, except the manor of Staneford.
Northampton, except the manor of Rowell.
Wilts, Worcester, Gloucester, Devon, Bedford and Cambridge.
Et sunt omnes iste littere patentes.
June 7. Writ de intendendo as above, directed to the tenants of the aforesaid
Westminpter. lands in England.
Mandate in pursuance to John le Blund, keeper of the earl's lands in
Rowell, Sutho, Walsingham, Brekham, Cremplesham and Wyneton, Desning,
Suthwaud, Berdefeld and Staundon, to deliver the lands which the earl had
in these places.
The like to William de Bridham, keeper of the earl's lands in Brichull,
Stiuecle and Merlawe, Stanford, Caversham, Blecchingleye, Okam, Thyl-
lingdon, Shepstede, Punteldolf, Pecham and Audynges.
The like to Adam de Gernemuta, keeper of the castle and honor of
Tunebrigge.
May 27. Mandates to the following persons to deliver the earl's goods, taken by
Westminster, them into the king's hands, to the earl or his attorney : —
William de Bridham, king's clerk.
Adam de Jernemuta, clerk.
John le Blund, clerk.
June 7. Mandate to the sheriff of Dorset to deliver to the said earl and Joan the
Westminster, manors of Cranburne with the chace, Pimperine and Tarente Gundevill.
Membrane 26.
June 5. Licence for the abbot and monks of Furneys to buy corn and other
Westminster, victuals in Ireland and elsewhere for their abbey, in continuance of the
licence granted by Henry III, and confirmed by the king before he assumed
the governance of the realm.
Power, during pleasure, for Walter de la Haye, escheator of Ireland, to
treat with Irishmen offending against the king's fealty, notifying all such
• treaties to the justiciary and council.
June 4. Inspeximus and exemplification, on account of the seal being broken, of
Westminster, letters patent [undated] of Henry III., reciting a rescript of Pope
Innocent, dated at Lyons, xii. Kaleiads of August, in the third year of his
pontificate, prohibiting any ordinary from infringing the liberties of the
king's chapels, a transcript whereof the king had placed for safe custody
in the hands of Master Walter de Lenches, king's clerk, dean of
St. Mary's, Stafford.
18 EDWARD I.
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2290. Membrane 26 — cont.
Juiu' (). Indemnity for Matthew de Coluiuburiis, king's serjeant, although divers
Wotminstor. men ot" the city of Loudon whom, since he luis been chamberlain, he has
deputed at divers times to be coroners in his place there under him have
not executed the office of coroner as they should ; the deputies arc to
answer for themselves.
June 8. Safe-conduct, for four years, for William del Espeye and Peter del Espeye
U'estmiuster. his son, merchants of Dam in Flanders, trading.
June 6. Grant that J. archbishop of Canterbury and his successors shall suffer no
Weetminster. prejudice by the king having taken into his hands the castle and honor of
Tunebrigge which is of their fee, on its surrender by Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford, before he enfeotTed the said earl and Joau
his wife, the king's ilaughter, of the same ; but that from the saitl feoffees
and their heirs they shall receive the customary homages, services, and
other dues.
June 7. Grant to Eleanor, the king's consort, who holds the forest of Feckenham
Westminster, by grant of the king, that her stewards and b<ailiffs thereof shall hold pleas
of vert and other trespasses, except pleas of venison and those which
belong to the regard and agistment of the forest, every six weeks, and tiike
fines due for the same for her use ; also that they may have all attachments
of indicted persons and of trespasses of venison, provided that they t^ike all
persons indicted before them of venison, imprison them at Feckenham, and
bail them, against the next eyre of the justices for pleas of the forest.
June 5. Inspeximus and confirmation of a deed, dated London, the morrow of
Westmioster. St. Edward the King, 17 Edwnrd I., whereby William GifFard demises to
Alvred de la Northgrave, for life, all his lands, tenements, rents, &c. in
Tadynton, Bolinghope, Clehengre and Hereford, co. Hereford, and which
the said Alvred holds by the said William's grant and by demise of Sir
Giles de Berkele ; for which demise the said Alvred, grants in fee simple
to the said William a messuage, 50 acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and
22s. of rent in Stonhuse, co. Gloucester, and 35/. of silver, in cash. Wit-
nesses : — William de Bereford, Richard de la Lynde, Nicholas de Warewyk,
Edmund de Bucletou, Henry de Sidenhale, William de Lench and others.
June 7. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of John, archbishop of
Westniiuster. Canterbury, dated Sutiiniallingg, xii. Kalends of March 1286, reciting his
settlement of a college of a provost and six ])rebendaries in the church of
Wengham, and declaring that the six prebends should be known by the
following names, viz. Chilton, Peddingge, Tuicham, Boningtou, Rettlinggc
and Wymelingeweld.
Confirmation of the said archbi.shop's statutes for the said church. [Cf.
MonasticoH, vol. \\., pp. 1341-.'i.]
Inspeximus and confirmation of leters patent of the same John, dated
Lanimeheth, vii. Kalends of .July 12JX), being the revocation of the church
of Racolvre, alienated by Robert, formerly archbishop of Canterbury, to
relieve him an<l his successors from the payment of a large sum yearly to
the hospitals of Herebaldou for lepers, and Northgate for poor persons, to
it8 original state.
Membrane 25.
June 11. Prot<'ction with clause volumus, for one year, for Walter de Ilunler-
WestminBter. cumbc, going on the king's service to the Isle of Man.
Grant for two y<'ars, that .lordiiii d(^ Eveimiiwe shall Ik) gnardiari of
Bartholomew, the idiot son of .Jorthm de Siinkcvill, in rcs[)ect of his
362
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
[ 1290.
June 9.
Westminster.
June 10.
Westminster.
June 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
interests in Ireland, his mother, Matilda, heretofore appointed guardian
in England and Ireland being too broken by age and inlirmity to look after
these in the latter country.
Grant to Hugh de Veer, king's yeoman, of the marriage of Dionysia,
daughter and heir of William son of Warin de Monte Caniso, tenant in
chief, on condition that he marry her to no one but himself.
Presentation of Thomas son of Richard de Pyvelesdon, king's clerk ,
to the portion in the church of Lammas', void by the resignation of Gronou
Bon of Griffith ; directed to A. bishop of Bangor.
Grant to Ralph de Alemaund, king's clerk, for services at the court of
Rome, of 20/. yearly at the Exchequer, until the king provide him vpith
n fitting benefice.
Vacated because otherioise below.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of the king's free chapel of Hastinges to
assign a stall in the choir and place in the chapter to Walter de Langeton,
clerk of the king's household, who has been presented to the church of
West Turrok, a prebend of the said chapel, by John de Britannia, kinsman
of the king, by reason of his custody of the lands late of Bartholomew de
Brienzun, deceased and admitted thereto by the vicar of R. bishop of London,
who is beyond seas.
The like to the constable of the castle of Hastinges.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
St. Radegund's by Dover, by William de la Sale and Isabel his wife, of
12 acres of land in Hauekingge ; by Adam son of William de Langedon and
Philip, Richard and Osbert his brothers, of 4 acres of land in Pesingge ;
by John son of Bartholomew de Dovorr and Abraham. Robert and Thomas
his brothers, of 2 acres of land there ; by Leticia daughter of William
Colhop, and Felicia and Alice her sisters, of 2 acres of land in Pulton ; by
Susanna de Cumbe, of 1 acre of land in Hauekingge ; by Walter de
Polton and by Thomas Clement, of 1 acre of land each in Polton ; by
Robert le Beck, of 24 acres of land in Pelleswrth.
Confirmation of a grant in fee simple by Otto de Grandisono to Peter
de Arcis, his merchant, of a house sometime called the house Cormloc
in St. Peter Port, Gerneseye, at a yearly rent of 40 shillings, small Tours
money.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Bartholomew de Rivers, merchant of
Toluse, trading in wines and other goods.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Candeuere,
staying in Gascony on the king's service.
Notification that Hugh son of John Herrof of St. Ives lost part of his
left ear accidentally by the bite of a horse.
Letters for Walter, abbot of Netley {de loco Sancti Edtoardi de
Letleley), going to his general chapter, nominating Richard de Nova
Sarum, his fellow monk, and Robert le Gold of Romeseye his attorneys
until All Saints.
The like for :—
John, abbot of St. Lucian's, Beauvais {Belvacen'),^ staying beyond seas,
nominating Hugh de Patay and Peter Duon, his fellow monks, for
two years.
Ot<o de Grandisono, going to the Holy Land, nominating Henry, prior
of Wenlok, and William de Grandisono for three years.
18 EDWARD I.
3G3
"1290. Membrane 25—cont.
June IH. Walter de Ilunterciimbe, poing on the kinjj's service to the isle of
Westminster. Man (ad partes Mann'), nominating John de llodum and Walter
son of Alan de Ilolthale for one year.
William Fausil, going beyond seas, nominating John Garnery and Ay-
card us de Terreford for two years.
Aykelinus de Blaraa, going beyond sens, nominating the same for two
years.
Nicholas de Caru, staying in Ireland, nominating David son of Philip
for two years.
Richard de Geyton, staying in England, nominating Robert son of
John son of Philip and Philip Bruu in Ireland for one year.
John de Vallibus, going with Walter de Huntercumbe to the isle of
Man, nominating Jolrn do Roduin and Adam do Hertweytou for
one year.
June 10. Protection with clause volumus, for three years, for Otto de Grandisono,
Westminster, going to the Holy Land.
Acknowledgment of the king^'s indebtedness to G. bishop of Cycestre in
500 marks received by the hands of Roger de Insula, keeper of the great
wardrobe ; with promise to repay the same, half at Easter next, and the
rest at the following Michaelmas.
Juno 11. Simple protection, for two years, for John de Saunford, canon of the
Westminster, church of St. Patrick, Dublin.
June 12, Grant to the earl of Cornwall, and all who by his avowal hunted and
Westminster, carried away hart, hind, buck or doe during the king's absence abroad,
that is from Monday before the feast of St. Dunstan, 14 Edward I., to
Friday before the Assumption, 17 Edward I., by virtue of the king's licence
to the earl to hunt in the king's parks, forests and chaces during his absence,
shall be quit in respect of such carrying away of deer.
Confirmation of a demise by Peter de Wyppeyns to Master Henry de
Newerk, dean of York, of the manor of Thornton in Spaldinggemor for
five years from Martinmas 1290, for 100/. sterling, paid beforehand.
Grant to Robert de Bickeleye, king's yeoman and tailor, who for services
to the king and queen already has the custody, during the minority of
the heir of William Talebot, of the lands which the said William held of
the heir of Patrick de Chaworth, king's ward, extended at 6/. 5s. 4^<f.
yearly, with the marriage of the heir aforesaid, of the custody of the lands
which Margery, now deceased, late the wife of the said William, held
in dower.
Presentation of Roger de Insula to the church of Bonret, in the diocese
of Limerick.
Protection with clausfi twlumtis, until four years after Michaelmas, for
Robert le Veel, going l)eyoud seas.
Grant, during pleasure, to the convcrsi of the king's house in London,
in continuance of a like grant for a term expired, of all deodands falling to
the king throiighout tlie realm of England, for their maintenance and for
completing the fabric of their chapel and building.'^.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Cicely daughter of Walter
son of William de Sancto Edmundo to the master and brethren of the
order of Sempringlmm of 2 acres of land in Cantebruggc and the advow-
Hon of the chapel of St. Edmund there.
June 13. Licence for Roger le Bygod, carl of Norfolk and marshal of England, to
Westminster, enfeoff some persou in whom la; bus confidence of laud to the yearly value
361
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290. Membrane 25 — cont.
of 300A, which he holds in chief, to the end that the feoffee may re-
enfooff"the said (>arl and Delicia liis wife of the same, by fine to 1)6 levied in
the king's court, saving to the king all custodies and other things which
appcrtjiin to hira.
Nicholas, canon of Kilmacduagh, bringing news of the death of David,
late bishop of that church, has letters of licence to elect.
June 13.
Westminster.
June 11.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
June 15.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
June 15.
Westminster.
Membrane 24.
Licence for Alice late the wife of William son of Warin, tenant in chief,
to marry whorasover she will of the king's allegiance.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nigel de Neweton Rocheford
to the abbot and convent of Whyteby of a messuage and ten bovates of
land in Neweton Rocheford.
The like by William son of William de Percy of Kyldale and Joan his
wife to the same, of a messuage and 10 acres of land in Sneton and the
advowson of the chapel of St. Hilda there.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Walter de Huntre-
cumbe, going on the king's service to the isle of Man.
Simple protection, in Ireland, for three years, for Roesia Druill'.
Nomination of John Gunny to the church of All Saints, Worcester,
void by the resignation of William de Wereminstre, and belonging to the
king's nomination by reason of his custody of the heir and lands late of
Robert de Mortuo Mari ; directed to the prior and convent of St. Mary's,
Worcester.
Pardon to William Gretheved for the death of Walter Yltithyng, as it
appears by inquisition by Geoffrey Aguillon and William de Sancto
Quintino tliat he killed him in self-defence.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Falkham to
the abbot and convent of Tavistok of rent to the value of 6 marks in
Westlydeton.
Protection with clause volumus, for three years, for Robert de Cade-
bury, canon of St. Andrew's, Wells, going to the Holy Land with Otto
de Grandisono,
Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Lapus de Pistoria and his
fellows, merchants of Pistoja, in 200 marks, paid on the king's behalf to
Sir Francis Accursii, professor of laws, for arrears of his yearly fee of
40 marks, granted to him by the king, from the 13th to the 17th years
of the reign. By Master W. de Marchia, treasurer.
Appointment of Juliana to the custody, during pleasure, of the body
and lands in the county of Essex of her son Henry son of John de Hole-
well, as it appears by inquisition before Ralph de Hengham and his fellows,
justices of oyer and terminer, that the said Henry has been an idiot from
birth.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Essex.
Grant to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, and all persons who by his avowal
hunted hart, hind, buck or doe during the king's absence abroad (as before,
on M. 25.) By K.
Licence for Isamaya and Matilda, daughters of O'Reilly {Oragilig),
Irishwomen, to use English laws in Ireland.
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365
1200.
June 16.
Westniuister.
June 15.
We.stmiuster.
June 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont.
Protection with clause vo/iinius, until All Saints, for the following,
poiiij; iH'vond sous on the kinjj's atfuirs : —
Muster William ile Lincoln.
John (le Burne.
"Toinnr to the court of
Safe-conduct for the same William and John in
Rome.
Simple protection, for two years, for John son of Landulfus deColumpna,
canon of the chui'ch of Suthwell, and for Richard Guidicliionis, Ricardiiius
Gotturi, John de Cremonia and William le Venur, his attorneys.
Writ of aid for Matthew de Columbar[iis], king's chamberlain, and his
attorneys, appointed to the gauging of wines in all ports of the realm, that
no agents {Bermanni) deputed to carry wine, touch any tun, to carry the
same until they see that it has been sealed with the seal of the gauge
{(jattgeti).
Pardon to John de Curi Revel for the death of Richard de Gorwell, as it
appears by the record of Robert de Saiicto Claro, Humphrey Kael, Richard
de Maunestou and Ingram le Waleys, justices appointed to deliver the gaol
of Somerton, that he killed him in self-defence.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
William de Cestria, parson of the church of Great Aclc, going to the
Holy Land with Otto de Grandisono, for three years.
William de Horre<lene, going to the Isle of Man, on the king's ser-
vice with Walter de Huutrecumbe for one year.
Confirmation of a grant in mortmain, by Roger de Thornton, Isabella his
wife and Ralph Burgeys to the archbishop of Armagh, primate of Ireland,
of seventeen carucates of land in Drumeskyn,
The like of a grant by Alice de Napton to the same of the advowsons
of the churches of Berncmede, Dumbenny, and Kiiker.'i.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for Nicholas de Barmflet
to gi-ant to the Friars Minors of Southampton a spring in his manor of
Shirlee, and for them to surround the same with a stone wall, and to take
th(! water by a subterranean conduit without his land to tiie bridge of
Acard {ad pontem Acardi), and thence by the king's highway to their
church in Southampton.
Membrane 23.
Juno 13. Pardon to Richard Payn for the death of John Savcrey, as it appears by
Wc-stminstor. the record of Robert de Sancto Claro and his fellows, justices appointed to
deliver the gaol of Somerton, that he killed him in self-defence.
June Ifi. Commission to A. bishop of Durham, R. bishop of Carlisle, John de
Westminster. Warenna, earl of Surrey, Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, William de
Vescy and Master Henry de Newerk, dean of St. P<'ter's, York, to hear
the complaint of various men of Scotland against John le Ma/.un of
Ga.scony on account of moneys due to them, and to view inquisition taken
by tlie sheriffs of Northumberland, Norfolk and Suffolk, and tiie coroners
of Cumberland, York and Lincoln, touching goods of theirs seized at the
suit of the said John. [^Stevenson, i. 157.]
.Line 17. Grant to Ral[)h de Alemaund, king's clerk, for his gratuitous service
We»tn»in>ttcr. at the court of Rome, of 20/. yearly at the E.xchcquer until he be pro-
vided with a competent benefice.
Confirnuition of a demi.se by Hugh de Go.sebeck, tenant in cliicf, to
William de Middelton, king's clerk, of his manor of Shorlflat, for life,
366
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290. Membrane 23 — cont.
at a yearly rent of 50 marks, payable to the said Hugh, his heirs and
assigns ; but if" Hugh should die before William, the king is to have the 50
marks during the minority of the heir.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Vallibus,
going on the king's service to the isle of Man.
Licence for Auntera, late the wife of Vyves son of Master Mossey, Jew
of London, to sell her garden in Cattestrete, in the parish of St. Laur[ence],
London, to any Jew willing to buy the same.
June 15. Inspcximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated Shrewsbury,
17 September, 51 Henry III., being a grant to John de Eboraco of the
bailiwick of the forest of Galtres, with the launds (^landis) appertaining
thereto.
June 17. Inspcximus and confirmation of letters patent of Otto de Grandisono,
dated London, 6th June 1290, 18 Edward I., being a grant to Richard Page,
his yeoman, for life, of the fees and tenements which Roger de Auboeuf
formerly had in the isle of Gerneseye, at a yearly rent of 10/., small Tours
money.
June 20. Protection with clause volumus [in Ireland], for three years, for Master
Westminster. Thomas de Sud, staying in England.
Pardon to William son of John le Keu of Hornyng*, of his outlawry
in the county of Norfolk, for non-appearance before the justices at West-
minster to answer touching a plea of William Haste, parson of the church
of Stanford, that he render account for the time he was his bailiff at
Stanford, it having been testified before the king, that he has since sur-
rendered to the prison of Norwich.
Protection with clause volumus, in Ireland, for two years, for William
de Clere, staying in England.
Bond to repay to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, the king's kinsman, 6,000
marks, lent by him to the king, in case of the default of Richard Guidichionis
and his fellows, merchants of Lucca, dwelling in London, who have bound
themselves to repay the same at Easter and All Saints.
Grant to William de Bircheheye, yeoman of Robert de Tybotot, of tha
marriage of John son and heir of William de Stratford, who held by knight
service of William de Monte Caniso, whose lands are in the king's hands,
and the marriage of Richard brother of John, in case of John's death
under age.
Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to J. archbishop of York
in 2,000 marks, received through the hands of Bartholomew de Ferentino.
Protection with clause volumus, for three years, for Hugh de Brok,
going to the Holy Land in the company of Otto de Grandisono.
June 12. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edith daughter of Robert de
Westminster. Homyngton to the prior and convent of Maydene Bradelegh of a messuage
and six bovates of land in Homynton.
Licence for Auntera late the wife of Vives son of Master Mosseus, Jew of
London, to sell her garden in Cattestrete, in the parish of St. Laur[ence],
London, to any Jew willing to buy the same.
Licence for Maurice de Bre, clerk, an Irishman, to use English laws.
June 18. Exemption, at the instance of A. bishop of Durham, of Cresseus son
Westminster, of Cresseus and Aaron his son, Jews of London, from all tallages, for as
long as the said Cresseus remains indebted to the king or queen for any
part of the SCO marks in which he made fine with the king for for-
feited goods of Jews ; and promise that the king will not grant, during
the said period, any attern)ining or pardon of their debts.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 20.
18 EDWARD r.
3G7
1290. Membrane 23 — cont.
June 20. Writ of aid for Walter de la Haye, eschcator of Ireland, whom Otto do
Westminster. Gramlisouo has empowered to remove, if necessary, William de Drayton,
appointed by the said Otto to the custmly of his lands in Ireland, and all
his ministers there, and to substitute others in their place.
Protection with -clause volumus, for two years, for William de Henleye,
prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, going to the
Holy Land as envoy of the king.
Licence for Hugh de Turbervill, constable of the castle of La Bere, to
htint and take stags, hinds, roe and other deer within the county of
Meronnith, for life.
Appointment of the said Hugh to the custody of the castle of La Bere,
for life, in enlargement of his appointment thereto during pleasure, the
said Hugh to receive 100/. yearly at the exchequer of Kaeruarvan.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 21.
Westminster.
July 4.
Havering.
June 22.
Westminster.
July 3.
Havering.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 20.
WestmiuBter.
June 22.
Westmiuitt-r.
MEMBRAyE 22.
Pardon, at the instance of Otto de Grandisono, to Roger Sprcngehosc of
all debts, fines and amercements in which he is bound at the Exchequer
for the time when he was sheriff of Salop and Staffordshire, except 100/.,
and grant that he may pay that off at the rate of 20/. a year.
Protection with clause volumus, until All Saints, for William Saffrey of
Pampeswrth, going beyond seas by the king's command with John de
Burne, knight, and Master William de Lincoln.
Letters for William de Henleye, prior of the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem, going to the Holy Land jis the king's envoy, nominating
brothers Peter de Haghham and liobert de Sumeredeby his attorneys in
England for two years.
The like for :—
The prior of Wenlok, going beyond seas, nominating Brother James
de Cosseneye and Thomas le Enfaunt for one year.
Orlandinus de Podio, merchant of Lucca, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating Don us son of Bernardinus for two years.
Hugh de Brok, going to Jerusalem, nominating Laurence de Brok and
Robert de Broughton for three years.
The abbot of St. Sever, nominating Ranulph Lovel, clerk, and John
Ragmardi until two years after Easter.
Walter de W'ymburn, staying in England, nominating Thomas de
Snyterby in Ireland for three years.
The abbot of Bittlesden, going to his general Cistercian chapter,
nominating John de Sarum, his fellow monk, and liobert de Bitham
until All Saints.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard Dubbe of Horsy
to the abbot and convent of Muchelnye, of a messuage, 14 acres of
land, 12 acres of memlow and 22 acres of marsh in Muchelnye.
Safe-conduct, until Christmas, for Arnaldus Barag', attorney of Matthew
de Columbar[iis], the king's butler, going to various parts of the realm to
{turchasc wines for the king.
(irunt to William de Henleye, prior of the Hospital of St. .Fohn of
.Jerusalem, at hi.s own in.sUmce, of any fines and eorri;clioiis pertaiiiin" to
the king for the trespa-sses which brother Roger de Sancto Laudo is cliarged
368
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
June 21.
Westmiustcr.
June 24.
Havering.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 6.
Westminstfir.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont,
with at Boston fair, up to 5 May, 18 PJdwsird I. ; provided that he chastise
him accor(lin<ij to the requirements of his order.
Grant to Ricliard de Drumeskyn, an Irishman, that he and his children
by Ela his wife, hiwfuUy begotten, may use PJnglish hiws in Ireland.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, for Thomas do Rempeston
to stop with a wall the king's highway between his manor in Rempeston,
CO. Nottingham, and his stews there, provided that he make another way of
the same length and breadth on his own ground near them on the north side.
Pardon to John de Hethale of his outlawry in the county of Northum-
berland on a charge of receiving stolen goods, as it is testified that he has
surrendered to the prison of Newcastle-on-Tyne, and is still there.
Presentation of Bogo son of Bogo de Knovill the younger to the church
of Gratelye, in the diocese of Winchester, in the king's gift by reason of
his custody of the lauds late of Thomas Maudut, tenant in chief.
The like of Bogo son of the said Bogo the elder to the church of Dene
Maudut.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for the prior of Wenlok,
going beyond seas.
Confirmation of letters patent, sealed with the Irish seal, granting to
Maurice Makoter, a pure Englishman, and all his race, licence to enjoy the
same liberties and customs as the king's other English subjects.
The like for Philip Makethemund, a pure Englishman.
Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for : —
Robert le Mareschal of Mallinges, going on the king's service with
William de Henleye, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem,
to the Holy Land.
William de Halewele, going with the said prior.
Alan la Zuclie, staying in England, in Ireland.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, for life, in augmentation of her
maintenance, of the following manors and farms, which are extended at
1,000/. :—
The manor of Wyoh, extended at -
The manor of Cambridge, extended at - -
The manor of Kyngeston, extended at - -
The manor of Colecestre, extended at - -
The manor of Aulton, extended at -
The manor of Cokham, extended at -
The manor of Havering, extended at - -
The manor of Middelton, extended at - -
From the farm of Oxford . . - .
From the farm of Winchester _ - _
From the residue of the farm of Dertford
From the larm of Devyses - . - -
From the farm of Nicholas de la Hoese for the manor
of Skippham . . - _ .
From Gildeford, with the park - . -
Saving the tallages pertaining to the king when his demesnes throughout
England are tallaged.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Geoffrey de Picheford to the
Austin Friars of Cambridge of a messuage in Cambridge.
Pardon to Jordan de Whytteleye for the death of Simon de Bradewell,
as it appears by inquisition of Hugh de Turbervill that he killed him
as a malefactor refusing to surrender himself to the king's peace.
89/. OS.
671. 18*. 8d.
521. 8s. Gd.
351.
SOI.
851.
130/.
240/.
40/.
80/.
30/.
40/.
71. 10s.
23/. 6*. 8d.
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1290.
June 20.
Westmiiisitcr.
June 28.
Havering.
June 30.
Havering.
July 1.
Havering.
June 28.
Havering.
Juno 12.
U'estminsler.
July 2.
Havering.
June 2H.
Havering.
Jiiiip 21.
Wesiniinster.
6&UI4.
Membrane 21.
Licence for the nlienntion in mortmain by Nicholas Brisebon of Mont-
gomery to the prior and convent of Wi-nlok of the manor of C'nkley ;
on condition that his \illein.s there remain in the same state (statu) in
which they now are.
Grant to Anthony Bek, bishop of Durliam, that he may pay the debts
due from him at the E.xchefjuer by yearly instalments of 100/; in csuse of
his death his successors and his heirs are to pay off the residue, in equal
shares, at the same rate.
Protection and safe-conduct for Peter Fraucon' de Bogio, trading, as it
appears by letters patent of John de Haveringcs, seneschal of Gascony,
that the saiil Peter is not a citizen of Bordeaux, and gave no assent or
counsel to the appeal made by its citizens in the court of France, or to any
persons prosecuting it, but has always adhered to the king.
Appointment of Eleanor, the king's consort, to the custody, during
pleasure, at the ancient rent, of the hundred of Xorniaiicros, which the
king recently recovered against the abbot of Thorneye by judgment of the
court before John de Vallibus and his fellows, justices last in eyre in the
county of Huntingdon.
A{)pointment, in continuance of the former appointment for eight years
from .Slichaelmas, 12 Edward I., which he has surrendered, of Reginald de
Grey to the office of justice of Chester, and to the custody of the castles of
Chester and Flint and the cantred of Englefeld with its appurtenances,
except the demesne lands of Flyut, ColtshuU and Rotlielan and the lead
mine of Englefeld, as before; and also to the custody of the castle of
Rothelan with the farms, rents and other appurtenances, together with
the purprestures and other things belonging to the king by reason of his
forests in those parts ; until nine years after Michaelmas. He is to render
yearly at the Excheqtier 727 n)arks 8*., to maintain the said castles of
Chester, Flint and Rothelan at his own cost in time of peace, and i)ay the
ancient alms and fees due from the castle of Chester; while the wardships,
reliefs, escheats, marriages, dowers, advowsons, vert and venison of the
forests and parks in these parts are reserved to the king, and the said
Reginald is to fell or sell no oak this side the water of Dee without licence.
Pardtn, at the instance of Anthony, bishop of Durham, to Adam le
Serjaunt of his outlawry in the county of York for non-appearance to
answer touching trcspas.ses in the said bishop's parks of Houeden and
Crayk.
Pardon to Christiana de la Dune of Berkinge of her abjuration of the
realm when charged with larceny.
Simple protection, for time years, in Ireland, for Walter de Wimb[urn],
precentor of the church of St. Patrick, Dublin, staying in England on the
king's .service.
I'ardon, for a fine of 13«. 4fl., to Robert Blauntrund for his trespasses of
veni.son in the forest of Feckenham to .July.
Grant to Robert son of Roger of the custody, during minority of the
heir, of the lands and heir of John son of William Comyn of Killebride,
tenant in chief, with the marriage of the heir.
Mandate, upon thf urgent supidication of Jolm de Full)urii, to the
juslieiary of Ireland, or the percon supplying his phice, to deliver to iho
said John, to procure his relciise, all the hostages awaiting ransom in
Dublin Castle; as it appears that the said John ha.s been captured by
Calvach Ocineehonr and his accomplices, enemies and rebels of the king,
and is detained in his prison in Oll'aby (sir) as a hostage.
370
CALENDAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
Juiu' 28.
Huveriug.
June 21.
Westminster.
July 3.
Uavering.
June 20.
Westminster.
Memhrone 21 — cont.
Licence for Master Philip Mukbaghcly, an Irishman, to use English
laws.
The like for the following Irishmen : —
INIaster Andrew do Ardagh.
Master llichard Cok'.
Grant to Geoffrey Clement (in enlargement of a former grant to him of
land and rent to the value of 9/. \\s. Ad. in the commot of Pennarthe, co.
Cardigan, part of the 13/. at which the commot was extended) of the whole
of the above commot, in fee simple, subject to the rendering by the hands
of the constable of the castle of Lampader 60s. yearly ; provided that he and
his heirs, with his men and tenants of the commote come, at the sumiDons of
the king, his heirs and justices, or the persons supplying their places, in
the expeditions into Wales, when necessary, as often as they shall be sum-
moned for all suits, services and demands.
Pardon to the said Geoffrey of the said rent of GOs. for his life.
Protection with clause volumus, until All Saints, for the abbot of
Bittlesdeiie, going to his general Cistercian chapter.
Thomas le Flemmyng, canon of the island of Malenfide in Ireland,
bringing news of the death of Peter, late abbot, has letters of licence to elect,
directed to the prior and convent.
Grant to Peter de Estauye of the custody, during minority of the heirs,
of the lands which Einoina, iate the wife of Thomas de Multon, held in
chief, in Ireland on the day of her death, and which the said Thomas held
by the law of England ; together with the knight's fees, adowsons, ward-
ships, reliefs, escheats, dowers and other things thereto appertaining.
Memorandum that this grant was first made to O. de Grandisono, and
was afterwards altered and made to Peter de Estanye by order of the
chancellor.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to John, archbishop of York,
by William de la Chaumbi'e of Wylton, of a messuage, four tofts, and a caru-
cate and a half of land in Leveneton and "Wylton ; by Richard de Leveneton,
of rent to the value of 6d. in Leveneton ; by Thomas de Brettou and
Alice his wife, of rent to the value of 5d. there ; by Simon ' ithe Rose,' of
rent to the value of \2d. in Coldon ; by John son of Isabel de Coldon, of
rent to the value of 22s. there ; by William del Clay, of 8 acres of land in
Beverley ; by John le Caretter, of rent to the value of 2s. 6d. in Wode-
manse ; and by Arnold Furmyn of Cawod, of rent to the value of 3s. lOd. in
Leveneton and Cawode,
Membrane 20.
July 1. Grant to the prior and convent of St. Mary, Carlisle, that they
HaveriDg. may retain the yearly j)ension of 9 marks payable to them of old from
the church of Rothebiry, co. Northumberland, notwithstanding the king's
grant to the church of St. Mary, Carlisle, and to Ralph, bishop of Carlisle,
of the advowson of the said church, which the king lately recovered as his
right against Robert Chaury, bishoj) of Carlisle, predecessor of the said
Ralph, by judgment of Ralph de Hengham and John de Melingham, justices
of the King's Bench.
June 28. Pardon to Peter de Lench of 200 of the 300 marks in which he was
Havering, amerced in the king's court for trespass.
Simple protection, for three years, in Ireland, for Master John de Kenlegh,
rector of the church of Kenlegh, staying in England.
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1290.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 1.3.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
Juno 21.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Letters for Hu;rh .son of Joiin, jjoinj; with Otto de Grandisono to
Jerusak'in, nomimiting Koger son of John his attorney iii Eugland for three
years.
The like for : —
Geoffrey <le Leziniaco, f?oin^ heyond seas, uomiuating Stephen de
Warham and VV'illiaui de Torp for three years.
John, abhot of VVardon, jjoing to his general chapter, nominating
David de Euston, his fellow monk, and Robert de Grantedene until
Christinas.
Peter, prior of Longueville Giffard, staying beyond seas, nominating
Odo, prior of St. Andrew's, Norhanipton, and John de Longa Villa,
parson of the church of Helmedcn, for three years.
Ralph Pij)ard, going to Scothind, nominating Robert son of Ralph and
John Bost for three years,
John de Kancia, staying in England in the service of the above Ralph,
nonunating .John de Hampton, chaj)laiu, and William de Wyntelowe
in Ireland for two years.
John de Booun, going to the Holy Land, nominating John de Acre
and William de Tudeham for three years.
O. de Grandis[sono], going to Jerusalem, nominating Walter de la
Haye and William de Drayton in Ireland for three years.
Ralph de Whaddon, going to Jerusalem, nominating Humphrey de
Bassingburn and Thomas de Eylleworth for three years.
Gunnora de Valoignes, staying in Ireland, nominating Thomas de
Haddon and Thomas de Essecombe until a year after Michaelmas.
Alan la Zuch, staying in England on the king's service, nominating
John de Geywode and Laurence le Irreys for two years.
Walraun de Rocheford, going to Ireland with Richard de Burgo, earl
of Ulster, for one year.
Protection with clause volnmus, for three years, for Hugh son of John,
going to Jerusalem.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for William de la Doneza and Bernard his
brother, merchants of Ageueys, trading, with clause of aid in recovering
their just debts.
Licence for Robert de Haustede and Margery his wife to enter the
manor of Horepol, of the king's fee, which Simon de Throp holds in chief,
and of which he has enfeoffed them.
Protection with clause volnmus, for two years, for Thomas de Snyterby,
clerk, going to lielaud.
Grant to Martin, cook of Edward, the king's son, of the custody, during
minority of the respective heirs, in enlargement of the grant tliereof for
five years, of land and rent to the value of 8/. in Caniclcgh, co. Somerset,
late of John de Maiisco, and of land to (he value of 40*. in Langedon,
CO. Essex, late of James de Langedon, tenants in chief.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain l)y Ralph, bisiiop of Norwich, to
the scholars established in Cambridge by Hugh, sometime bishoj) of Ely,
of a nifssiiage in Caniltridge.
Grant to Ralph, bisiiop of Carlisle, that he and his successors ^li.ill not
be prtjiidiccd by the king's late confirmation of certain charters of the prior
and convent of St. Mary, Carlisle.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Sumervill to tiie
prior and convent of R«'pindon of a messuage, three virgates and a bovato
of land, H acres of niea<low, 5 acres of wood and rent to the value of
6(j*. \0(i. in Engelby.
A A 2
372
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
July 10.
Westiuinstcr.
July 11.
Westmiuster.
July 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Boun to the prior
and convtMit of Lantliony by Gloucester of half an acre of laud iu Ileresfeld
for the auuriuentation of their court.
Power to the justiciary of Ireland, or the person supplying his place, to
give the royal assent and restore the temporalities to tlie person elected
abbot of the island of Melanfith in the room of Peter, deceased.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
AVilliam le Limge, going with Otto de Grandisono to Jerusalem, for
three years.
The abbot of Wardon, going to his general chapter, until All Saints.
Grant to the prior and convent of Chiistchurch, Canterbury, that their
concession, at the king's request, in allowing Master William de Luda, the
elect of Ely, to be consecrated without the church of Canterbury, shall not
prejudice their liberties and rights.
June 20.
London.
June 20.
London.
Membrane 19.
June 20. Notification to the keepers, prelates, nobles and the whole of the realm
London. of Scotland of the appointment of A. bishop of Durham and R. bishop of
Carlisle, John earl VVarrenne and H. earl of Lincoln, William de Vescy,
knight, and Master Henry de Newark, dean of York, as the king's proctors
and envoys, to treat with them touching the state of their queen and of
the realm of Scotland, and affairs in anywise affecting them or the king of
Englind or the people of Scotland, or Edward the king's &on. \_Stevenson,
i., 158.]
Vacated because surrendered by A. bishop of Durham.
Appointment of A. bishop of Durham as the king's pleni potentially
until Michaelmas, to admit to the king's peace the men of the islands of
Scotland. \^Stevenson, i., 161.]
Signification to the keepers, prelates, &c. of Scotland of the appointment
of the above plenipotentiaries for the above purposes, and to treat touching
the articles, petitions and affairs set forth recently by the Scotch representa-
tives at London.
Reply of the king to petitions of the Scots touching the dower of their
queen, and the defence of the borders.
Vacated because surrendered by A. bishop of Durham.
July 3. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Otto de Grandisono to Peter
Havering, de Wypeyns his nephew, whereby the said Otto — after reciting that Ed-
ward I. had granted to him in fee tail by the service of two knights' fees,
the castle, cantred and land of Okouagh, the town of Tiperari, the castle
and town of Kilfekle, the land of Muskerye, the manor of Kilsilam, the
town of Clummele and the land of Estremoye, and also Hynaon (which he
formerly had of the gift of the king for life) — grants to the said Peter the
whole land of Estremoye and Oenny for ever for the service to the king of
half a knight's fee, with remainder to Gerard de Crous, nephew of the said
Otto. Witnesses : — R. bishop of Bath and Wells, J. bishop of \A'inchester,
P. bisho]) of Exeter, Edmund, earl of Lancaster, brother of the king,
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, Robert Tibotot, John de Sancto Johaune, Walter de Bello Campo,
Peter de Chaumpaigne, knights, and others.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of the said Otto granting in
fee simple to Peter de Estanayaco (or Estanayco), his nephew, out of the
I
18 EDWARD 1.
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1290. Membrane 19 — cone.
above lands, ihn cjistli and land of Okona^h and the town of Tiperari, for
the service to the kiu^ of half a knight's fee, with remainder to John de
EstrateHnges, called ' Russelet,' another nephew of the said Otto ; witnessed
as above.
July 11.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 13.
Westminster.
June 28.
Havering.
July 13.
West minster.
June 21.
Westminster.
July 13.
Westminster.
Jtdy 13.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
Mejibraxe 18.
Pardon, at the instance of Francus de Wyseinale, to Godescalcus de
Ludeschede of Ahnain for the death of Gi.seler de Ludcschede.
Protection with clause volnmiis, for three years, for : —
Ralph Pypard, staying in England, for Ireland.
John de Bohoun, going to the Holy Laud.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Taunton by Philip de Thorlakeston of a messuage and six fellings of land
in Thorlakeston ; and by Richard de Porbury of one ferling of land in
Westowe.
Grant to Robert son of Roger of the custody, during minority of the
heirs, of the lauds and heirs of John son of William Coniyu of Killebride,
tenant in chief, with the knights' fees, advowsons. Sec. ; and also the
marriage of the heirs.
Mandate to the sheriff of Oxford not to molest J. bishop of Winchester
or his ministers, Philip de llovvill and Master William, parson of the church
of Wytteiieye, or other ministers of his. under pretext of a former writ
directed to him on account of an inquisition taken by Roger de Moeles
and Richard de Bosco, in taking of which inquisition as to trespasses of
vension in the said bishop's chaces of Wytteneye within the precinct of the
forest of ^^'hychewode ami a» to assarts there, they were ignorant of the
king's charter to the said bi.shop giving him and his ministers licence to
take venison in his chaces and to assart wood within the metes of the
forest.
Acknowledgment of the king's indebtedness to Lapus Bonchi, Gradus
Pini and their fellows, merchants of the society of the Amanati of Pistoja, in
3,000 marks, received by the haiuls of Otto de Grandisono, to whom the
king has given it in aid of his journey to Jerusalem ; with promise to
repay the same at All Saints.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Peter, bishop of Exeter, to the
abbess and canonesses of Legh of the manor of Duuesford and the advowsou
of the church there.
Licence for (he alienation in mortmain by Peter Doget, chaplain, to the
prior and monks of St. Mary's, Warham, of a messuage and a carucate and
a half of land in Whyteweye.
Prot<'Ction with clause; rolii/ntis, for : —
Walrauus de Rocheford, going to Ireland with Richard de Burgo, earl
of flster, for one year.
Edmund de Trop, going to .Jeru.salem with Ralph de Whaddon, for
three years.
The said Ralph de Whaddon, for three year>?.
Millicent de Monte Alto, staying in England, for three years.
Letters for Millicent de Monte Alto, staying in England, nominating
William de Braundeston and William d;i Gunteby her attorneys in Ireland
for three years.
The like for : —
Roger de Assheburn, citzen of Dublin, staying in England, nominating
'I'hoinas de Derby and Thomas Bidlok in Ireland for two years.
374
CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
1200.
July 12.
Westuiiuster.
July lo.
Westminster.
July 19.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 14.
Westminster.
July 13.
ml
Westminster.
July 15.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 18 — cant.
John dc Ixodes, executor of the will of Gerard dc Kodcs, going beyond
sea.s, noniiiiating Robert de Basiuges and William de Saucto Albano
for two years.
WilliaTu de Grandisono, .staying in England, nominating John de Bruges
and Roijcr de Wenlok for one year.
Peter de Tany, going beyond seas, nominating Thomas sou of Michael
de Fyfliyde and Andrew son of Richard le Heyward until two years
after Michaelmas.
The abbot of Aumale, going beyond seas, nominating William de
Sancta Barbara and James de Belstede for five years.
Nicholas de Stalham, going to Ireland, nominating William son of
Henry de Stalham and Thomas de Redham for three years.
Peter de Stanye, going to the Holy Land, nominating John de Bruges
and Roger de Wenlok for three years.
Richard, abbot of St. George's, Easkervill, in Normandy, nominating
Roger de Taxis, his fellow monk, and John de Bosco for three year.s.
William de Fenes, going beyond seas, nominating William de Medburn
and Robert de Kereshalton for two years.
Truffinus de Spina, going beyond seas, nominating Lotus Martini for
one year.
The abbot of Aumale as above.
Master Stephen de Sancto Georgio, going to the court of Rome on the
king's affairs, nominating Hugh de Notingh[&m], clerk, for one year.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's mother, that she may do what she will
concerning Master John de Bradeham, late constable of her castle of
Marlebergh, charged Avith trespass of the king's forest ; and the king's
ministers of the forest are not to molest the said John therefor.
Bond to repay to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, at Easter and All Saints by
Richard Guidechionis, Orlandiuus de Podio and Ricardinus Bonefacii and
their fellows, merchants of the society of the Ricardi of Lucca, 4,000/. ster-
ling, lent by the earl for the king's service.
The like, for payment to Laurence de Lodelawe of 1,000 marks at
Martinmas; and to John, bishop of Winchester, of 1,(^00 marks at Easter,
Grant to Walter de la Haye of the marriage of the heirs of John
de Marisco, lord of Stony Stratford {de Vado Petroso), tenant in chief.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Roger Le Strange,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for the abbot and convent of Stanleye
to enclose their wood called La More near the said abbey within the metes
of the forest of Chippeham with a small ditch and low hedge.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for John de Wyke,
gone beyond seas with Edmund, the king's brother.
Membrane 17.
July 14. Grant to Adam de Riston, king's yeoman, of a burgage and A0\ acres of
Westminster, land in Rothelan, and 10 acres of wood in Crukyn, which escheated to
the king by the forfeiture of William Wyruyn.
July 10. Pardon, at the instance of Richard de Burgo earl of Ulster, to Robert le
Westminster. Poher and Peter his brother of all their trespasses against the peace in
Ireland.
Simple protection, in Ireland, for two years, for Master Arnold de Stokes,
parson of the church of Rynrou, staying in England.
18 EDWARD I.
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1290.
Julv 15.
Westniiuster.
July 14.
Westmmster.
.Tulj 18.
Westminster.
July 15.
Westminster.
July 15.
Westminster.
July 15.
Westiaiuster.
July 20.
We>tmiiister.
Membrane 17 — cont.
Notification tliat William de Vescy and I^abella, late tlie wife of John
de Vi'scy, in the kingV pieseuce, by their letters patent gave in fee simple
to CoUinus (le PruU-y all the rijjlit in the lands and (-vi-ns (J'i(rni.s), in
Arboufirt's, wliich eauie to them by the dt-ath of the said John, brother of
the siiid William.
Xotificaiion that neither William de Valencia, the king's uncle, who has
divers times hunted and carried away deer by the kin<^'s licence in his
forest.s, chaces and parks, nor any of his uu-n are to be molested therefor.
Grant to Master William de Marchia, king's clerk, the treasurer, of the
deanery of St. Martin's le Grand, London, void by the resignation of
Master William de Luda, bishop elect of Ely.
Mandate to bailiffs and others, not to molest J. bishop of Winchester or
his ministers mentioned in the preceding membrane for trespasses of
venison in his chaces of Wytheneye.
Signification to the archbishop of Armagh of the royal a.ssent to the
election of William Odufchi, of the order of Friars Minors, to be bishop of
Clonmacnois.
Protection with clause volumus, in Ireland, until a year after Michaelmas,
for Gilbert de Bohun, staying in England.
Simple protection, for three years, for the abbot of Aumale, going
beyond seas.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland, or the person supplying his place, to
restore the temporalities to William Odufchi, bishop elect of Clonmacnois.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff" of Oxford, for
the abbot and convent of f]ynesham lo enclo-e a way loading between the
abbey and their almonry, provitled that they make a like way on their own
ground, without the abbey.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Exeter of murage for five years.
Protection, with clause vofumits, for : —
Roger de Assheburn, staying in England, for two years in Ireland.
Eudo, prior of Neuweton Lungevilers, going beyond seas, until
Christmas.
Simple protection, for three years, for John de Cumpton, keeper of the
hospitals of St. John the Evangelist, AVaterford and Cork.
Protection, with clause volumus, for: —
Hugh de Erok, going in the company of Otto de Grandisono to the
Holy Land, for three years.
Guy Cokcrell, going to Ireland, for three years.
Membrane 10.
July 15. Licence for the abbot and convent of Fecamp, notwithstanding the
Westminster, statute of mortmain, to grant, convey and demise at fee farm to whom-
soever they please their manors of Chiltenham and Sloghtre, with the
hundreds of Chiltenham and Salemanbiry, eo. Gloiu-cster, and their manor
of Nuvcnby, eo. Lincoln, which they iiold in frank almoin.
Liifuee for the alienation in mortmain to the ablml ami monks of Cundtc
by William de Pumfred, John le Mazun, Flyas de llulle, Robert Jaiiet
and llenrv Wyther, of 30 acres of land in Magiui Herdcbergh, a mes^migo
and 'M) acHH of land in Hylneye, 10 acres of land tliere, a messuage and
20 acres of laud there, and 15 acres of laud in llapesford, respectively.
•July 17.
We.'iiniiii.'^ter.
37G CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290. Membrane 16 — cont.
July 18. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Hamelton, king's
Westminster, clerk, to the prior and Carinolite Frians of Cambridge, of three messuages
in Cambridge which are of the king's fee.
July 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Eleanor, the king's consort,
Wistiuiiistcr. dated Westminster, 30 April, 14 Edward I., granting in frauk almoin to St.
Mary, St. Vincent and the Friars Preachers of Cicestre a certain ' area,'
with buildings and appurtenances, which she bouglit of John the chaplain,
son of Nicholas the goldsmith, situated in the east street of Cicestre and
lying between the house of Juliana, sister of the said John, on the Avest side,
and Poukelane on the east side. Witnesses : — G. bishop of Chichester,
11. bishop of Bath and Wells, G. earl of Gloucester and Hertford, H.
earl of Lincoln, Sirs Richard de Peveoese, Luke de Vian', John Peche,
J. le Fauconei", knights ; Master G. de Aspale ; Sirs Giles de Garderob[a],
John de Berewyk, clerks ; William de Hertham, then mayor of Cicestre,
Henry de Merlawe, Roger Germeyn, Roger Ploket, William Bewlf, and
many others.
Mandate to Dionis[ia] de Monte Caniso, gviardian of Dionisia, daughter
and heir of William de Monte Caniso, tenant in chief, to permit the
espousals (Jiclem sponsalium dari et asseairari permittutis) of the said
Dionisia with Hugh de Veer, king's yeoman, to whom the king has granted
the marriage.
July IG. Grant, in fee simple, to Ralph de Albiniaco of the hundred of Suth
AVestmiuster. Perton, which the king lately recovered before Salomon de Roff' and his
fellows, justices last in eyre in the county of Somerset, by judgment of
the court against the said Ralph.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger la Warre to the abbot
and convent of Begeham of a messuage and carucate of land in Exsete [co.
Sussex].
July 12. Protection, with clause volumus, for two years, for Master David
Westminster. O'Curryz, canon of Cork, staying in England for the purposes of study.
July 12. Letters for Peter de Wyppays, gone to the Holy Land, nominating
Westminster. John de Brugges and Roger de Wenlok his attorneys for three years,
July 15. Mandate to Ralph de Sandwyco, constable of the Tower, to assign to
Westminster. Robert le Pestour, kiug's serjeaut, a chamber in the Tower with a chimney
in it, for him to inhabit when he chooses. Et sunt patentes.
July IH. Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Lire, staying in Nor-
Westmiuster. mandy, and for the prior and monks of Caresbrok,
July 20. Letters for the abbot of Seez, staying beyond seas, nominating Adam le
Wesminster. Bel and Peter son of John de Strotlonde his attorneys for three years.
The like for : —
Stephen de Cadurcis, going beyond seas, nominating Robert Reneume
and Bernard Baran for two years,
Alexander de Esselington, going to the Holy Land with Otto de
Gi'andisono, nominating William de Esselington and Walter de
Holthale for four years.
Eudo, prior of Neuweton Lungevill, nominating Henry, prior of
Bermundeseye, and Richard de Gedynton, a monk of that house,
until Christmas.
Eudo, prior of St. Andrew's, Norhampton, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating the same until Christmas.
Bernard Auker, merchant of Bordeaux, going beyond seas, nominating
John de Attelberg and William de Neupot for two years.
18 EDWARD I.
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1290.
July IS.
WesttuiusttT.
July IS.
Westminster.
July '26.
LaDgley.
Membrane IG — cont.
Michael le Poter, stayinji; in Eii<iland, nominating Richard de Ling-
thweyt and John de Godi-rvill in Ireland for two years.
Edmund de Thrope going with Ralph de Whaddon to the Holy Land,
iiominating Humphrey de Bassingburn and Ralph Pecche for two
years.
Gaivanus Bek of Florence, going beyond seas, nominating Gerard
Baldewyne for one year.
"Walter do Lacy, going beyond seas, nominating Edmund de Lacy and
Henry le Bluud for one year.
Jidy 16.
Westminster.
July IG.
Westminster.
July 20.
Westminster.
July IS.
Wostminstvr.
Membraxe 15.
Protection, with clause volumus, for three years, for Guy Cokerel, going
to Ireland.
Pardon, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's consort, to John Atteford
of Launfreton of his outlawry for larceny.
Pardon to the following burgesses and fishermen of the city of London,
in consideration of a fine of 500 marks already paid into the Exchequer,
for all illicit transactions, fore.stallings and other trespasses in their oflBce
of fishermen, contrary to the law and custom of the city, to the pre-
sent date, viz. : Thursday after the Translation of St. Thomas the Martyr,
inasmuch as when charged therewith before the king they submitted them-
selves to the king's will, to wit, Adam de Fulham the elder, Richard
de Chikewell, Robert Lambyn, William Jordan, Stephen Pikeman, Thomas
Cros, Adam de Fulham the younger, John Baudry, Anselra Knotte,
Turgislws Pikeman, John le Bevere, Gilbert Cros, Roger Bruning, William
Lambin, John le Keu, William Pikeman, Walter Lambin, John de
Fulham, William Amys, Salomon Burchard, Ehas Bacheler, John de
Stebenheth, Stephen Fros, Robert Sterre, William sou of Simon, John
Cros, Adam son of Simon, Robert Pikeman, Robert Cros, Thomas Orped-
man, Thomas de Kent, Henry de Hingerheye, John Bachelor, Richard
Lichfot, Thomas Everard, Geoffrey Skot, John de Stratford, Richard
Mattefroy, Clement de Heston, Ralph Pikeman, William Sorwoles, Gilbert
Knotte, John de Sutton, John (le Buis, William Grote, Robert Turk,
Richaid Pikeman, Robert de Fulham, Walter Horn, GoofFrey Flintard,
Thomas Inn, William de Bolington, William de Hixlo, John Mattofrey,
Richard de Hakeneye, Robert de Rumberwo, William do llolingliurne,
Roger Aunore, Henry Poteman, Stephen Abbot, Richard Horn, Ralph
Godale, William Cros, Gilbert Shorne, John de Weston, Elias Everard,
Roger Attonoke, Robert Love, William Lumbard, Geoffrey Fot, Peter le
Clerk, Henry Craspeis, John de Mockingo, Alan Aunore, John de Kent,
John de Wodelord, Ralph do Stil)ei!heth, Ralph Miles, John Eadirmnd,
Robert le Ros, John lo Lung, John do Swaveshoio, Adam Osplnol, Baker'
le Fi.s.shen;, Walter do Hakonoyo, Barlholonuw de Rumberwo, Simon son
of Robert, Robert de Heston, Peter de Bolingtuii, John Colicre, John
Albyn, William de Barton and John de Flete.
Grant to the baditl's and g(jod men of Radenouere of murage for three
years.
Simple protection, during pleasure, for Raymond Moryu of Makan,
burgess of Quoensborough.
Pardon to Margery daughter of Peter de More of her waiver for a
tres[)ass at La More,
The hke to Joan datighter of Peter de More.
378
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2290. Membrane 15 — cont.
luspe.rimus and confirmation of a chirograpli between Eleanor, the king's
niotlior, and I ho master of the monastery of Ilornelmrch, (hited the day
ol' (he Invention of llie Cross, a.d. 1274, whr^n^hy she grants that, in lieu
of paying into the Exchequer the 4()S. of yearly rent due from him for
life for certain lands in the manor of Havering, part of her dower, he
shall find a chaplain to celebrate divine service in the chapel of the said
manor, where he t^hall dwell always, receiving the said 46;?. with other
ol)ventions of the chapel, to wit, on Monday and Wednesday for the souls
of the king and all faithful di'parted, on Tuesday and Saturday the
service of tlie Blessed Virgin, on Thursday that of the Holy Ghost, on
Friday that of the Holy Cross, on Sunday that of the Trinity, so that in
every mass mention be made of the soul of Henry IIL
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Nicholas de Stalham, going to Ireland, for two years.
July 18. William le Fiz Gley, yeoman of Joan de Acre, countess of Gloucester,
Westmiustcr. staying in England, for one year in Ireland.
Mandate to Nicholas de Clere, king's clerk, the treasurer of Ireland, to
deliver to Richard Guidichionis and his fellows of the society of the llicardi
of Lucca residing in Ireland, who have passed their accounts wherein
the amounts were included at Easter before the treasurer and barons of
the Exchequer, the receipts in his hands for the following sums received
by the said merchants from him, to wit, 2,698/. 5s. 7d. of the issues of
Ireland before Michaelmas, 17 Edward I., and of the new custom for
16 Edward I. ; 1,570/. 10*. 6d. of the issues for the terms of Hilary, Easter
and St. John the Baptist, 17 Edward I. ; 1,480/. 14*. 5\d of both the
' said issues and new custom for the said year. JEt sunt patentes.
July 27. Simple protection, for three years, for Robert de Bree, citizen of
Langley. Dublin.
July 15. Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, Dublin, to asso-
Westmiuster. ciate with themselves some of the Irish council whenever required by Walter
de la Haye, escheator of Ireland, to view and allow his expenses for his
custody of castles, manors and heirs in the king's hands, of difficult
marches, for attacks on rebels, and in going and staying with a great body
of armed men in the said marches, castles, manors and lands, whenever
required, for money spent in the munition thereof, and for horse and foot
for the king's defence, and for liorses lost ; and having regai'd to the robes
of the escheator and his arrears of wages : as the king is unwilling that he
should have to comf- to him in person, or send his messengers and servants
so frequently to claim these allowances, at great risk and expense.
July 26 Grant to Robert le Sauser, king's serjeant, of the custody, during
Langley. minority of the heirs, of the lands late of WiUiam Quyntyn, tenant in
chief, with wardships, reliefs, escheats, dowers, &c., and the marriage of the
said heirs.
Membrane 14.
July 16. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, in Ireland, for Thomas son
Westminster, of Maurice, staying in England.
Julv 27. Safe-conduct for the Jews quitting the realm with their wives, children
Westminster, and gnods ; directed to tiie bailiffs, baions and sailors of the Cinque Ports.
[^Fcedera ]
July 10. Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of Robert de Wygornia, rector
Westminster, of the church of Nober, granting to Thomas, bishop of Meath, and his
18 EDWARD I. 379
1290. Membrane 14 — cont.
successors, three burgages in Nober, which he had bj purchase of Ilonry
dc Northampton, vicar of St^ichmoholnioc, according to the bounds, per-
ambulations and metes contained in tlie charter of the said Henry.
Witnesses : — Master John de Keneleye, archdeacon of Meath, Master
John de Duinbdtun, arclideacou of Kenles, Master William de Wasseburn,
Master William de Sidaii', Sir Stephen de Exonia, Henry the Vintner,
Adam the Vintner, Simon de Porta, Adam lielejambe, Walter de Clongel,
John de la More, John Herte, Philip de Mare«ton and others.
July 18. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the said bishop to the said
VWstiuiiister. Robert of his messuage of Nober.
July 28. Protection, with clause voltimus, for five years, for Gerard de Cumund,
Langley. going to Gascony on the king's ser\-ice.
July 28. Confirmation of a grant of David, archbishop of Cashel, deceased, to the
Langley. abbot and convent of the Lower Rock of the Cistercian order in Cashel, in
augmentation of their maintenance and the number of monks, of the lands
and possessions formerly assigned to the religious of the houses of the
Upper Rock and of St. Nicholas in Cashel, which they had placed in the
hands of the said archbishoj) during his lifetime.
Licence for Aaron son of Vives, Jew of Edmund, the king's brother, to
sell, with the licence and will of the said Edmund, his houses and rents, as
well in the city of London as elsewhere, to any Christians he chooses.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for Robert de Bree, citizen of Dublin, and
his men, trading.
July 26. Safe-conduct for Ronamicus, Jew of York, his wife, children and
Langky. household, quitting the realm after the expiration of the term fixed by
the proclamation touching the restoration of the pledges of Christians ;
directed to the mayor and bailiffs of York. Et sunt patentcs.
July 28. Letters for William de Clere, staying in England to study, nominating
Laiiglty. Thomas de la Sale and John le Keu his attorneys in Ireland for three
years.
The like for : —
John son of John de Britannia, gone beyond seas, nominating Richard
de Bermjngeham for one year.
July 26, The abbot of Mont St. Michel in Normandy, staying beyond seas,
Laiigley. nominating Nicholas Fryoyn and Peter Aleyn in England, for
three years.
The same abbot, nominating Thomas Pagani and Gilbert de Polei'esse
in Gereseye and Geueroy for three years.
Aug. 1. The prior of Lanthony Prima in Wales, staying in Wales, nominating
LeigbtoD. Alexander de Gloucester, his fellow canon, and Nicholas de Balybin
in Irelan<l for two years.
Roger, abbot of St. Albans, too infirm to ride, nominating Peter de
Maideneford, monk of the house, and William do Bolum during
pleasure.
July 29. Master Thomas de Corbrigge, chancellor of St. Peter's, York, going
Liingley. beyond seas, nominating Walter dc Ilarum and John de Ebor[acoj
for one year.
Aug. 6. The abbot of Forde, going to his t;enoral Cistercian chapter, nomi-
Silvfr.Htoiio. iiating John lilauneheval and lioberi de llercHoidescunibe until All
iSelveaton.) Saints.
July 28. Grant to Peter de Chileham, king's yeoman, of the custody, during
Laiigley. minority of the heirs, of two \mxi6 of the land in Boutliorp, to the yearly
380
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1290.
July 29.
Laugley.
A nor. 1.
Leighton.
July 28.
Langley.
July 30.
Ashi'idge.
July 28.
Laugley.
July 29.
Langley.
Aug. 2.
Leighton.
Membrane 14 — cont.
value of 104. «. 9(1., late of John dc Lexham, hold iu chief as of the
honor of Ptnerol, with the doweis and oiher things pertuining thereto,
and with the marriages of the heirs.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harlegh, escheator this side
Trent.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for the prior of Sele, going
beyond seas.
Licence, for life, for Robert de Bree, citizen of Dublin, an Irishman, to
use English laws.
The like for Ralph le Teynturer, an Irishman.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Andrew de Spomia to the
prior and brethren of St. Leonard's, Dundalk, of his messuage of Dundalk.
Presentation of Robert de Burnedissh, clerk, to the church of Herting,
in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the lands late of Henry Husee, deceased, tenant in chief.
Pardon to John de Asseruggc of his outlawry for the death of Robert
Spileman.
Appointment of Robert Bagot and John de Hacche, justices of the
Bench, Dublin, to audit the account of Nicholas de Clore, treasurer of
Ireland, as keeper of the archbishopric of Dublin during the time of its
voidance, and to enrol the same in the rolls of the Exchequer.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Thomas de
Corbrigge, chancellor of St. Peter's, York, going beyond seas.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Dublin of murage for three years
after the expiration of the last grant, as it appears by the testimony of
Nicholas de Clere, treasurer of Ireland, that a great part of the money
arising therefrom has by his order been applied to the walling (claustura)
of the Exchequer in Dublin.
Membrane 13.
July 28. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to
Langley. the rector and brethren of the house of As!^herugg, of two burgages, two
carucates, three virgates and 120 acres of land, 30 of meadow, 16 of pi\sture,
234 of wood and 295 of waste in Berkhampsted and Hamelhamsted, with
the advowson of the church of Hamelhamsted ; saving right of action to
such as claim common of pasture therein.
Aug. 1. Appointment of Geoffrey le Brun, king's clerk, to the office of chamber-
Leighton. lain of the Exchequer of Dublin, during pleasure.
Mandate to the tieasurer and barons of the said Exchequer to admit
him and pay him the usual fees.
Pardon to John eon of Nicholas de Villa Alvredi, on condition that he
surrender immediately of his outlawry for mahem ; directed to the king's
bailiffs in Ireland.
Aug. 6. Letters for Guy Cokerel, going to Ireland, nominating Robert Haliday
Silverstone. and Adam de Maynoth his attorneys in England for three years.
The like for .—
Roger la Warre, going to Santiago, nominating Adam de Risinge and
Richard de Auvon for one year,
Aug. 23. Edmund de Mortuo Mari, staying in England, nominating Walter de
Northampton. Bonevill for three years.
Aug. 23. William de Clere, going beyond seas, nominating Gilbert de Bercham-
Northampton. stede and Robert de Sumerset for two years.
18 EDWARD I.
381
1290.
All-. .H.
Gcdilinjjton.
Sept. 2.
l*ipewell.
Sept 6.
Kockin<;rham.
Sept. 10.
Grectham.
Aug. 10.
Silverstoue.
Aug. 8.
Silverstone.
Aug. 11.
Blisworth.
Aug. 22.
Northampton.
Aug. 24.
Northampton.
Aug. 22.
Nr)rtliaiiiptoii.
Aug. 21.
Northumpton.
Membrane 13 — cont.
Imbert de Yenua, parson of the church of Geytinton, going beyond
seas, noiniiiuting Roger de Belhi Fugo and Ralph Abbe of Uay-
tintoa until a year after Michaelmas.
William son of Wariii, going to Irehin«l, nominating Henry de Esseby
and Walter de PateshuU tor three years.
Gilbert de Swinefeld, cleric, going beyond sciis, nominating Thomas
de Bertonesham aad Peter de la petite Hereford for three years.
The abbot of Cokersand, going to his general Premon.stratensian
chapter, nominating Henry son of Adam de Esliton, imtil
Christmas.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
Emmeline Lungespeye late the wife of Maurice son of Maurice, staying
in England, for one year.
Henry, parson of the church of Haufford, going to Jerusalem, for
three years.
Simple protection, for three years, for : —
Aymer Godor.
The prior of St. Catherine's, Waterford.
Signification to W. archbishop of Tuam of the royal assent to the election
of Laurence, abbot of Knockmoy (Coilevictor'), of the Cistercian order, to
be bi-shop of Kilmacduagh.
Mandate to the justiciary of Ireland to restore the temporalities.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Roger la Warre, going
to .Santiago.
Mandate to the bailiffs, barons and sailors of the Cinque Ports not to
molest MoKseus son of .James de Oxonia, Jew of Xortiianiptoii, quitting the
realm within the time fixed, with liis wife, children, household and goods,
but to secure them a safe and speedy passage at moderate charges.
I'ardon to the executors of the will of Adam de Monte Gomeri, tenant in
chief, on account of his services in the Welsh wins, of 22/. 6s. 6^(/. wherein
the said Adam was bound at the Exchequer on the day of his death.
Grant, for life, during good behaviour, to Geoffrey de H.nuvill, king's
falconer, of the baiiiwirk of Bolax, in the forest of Rokingham, late lield
oy Robert de Wanton, deceased.
Acknowledgment of the king's indel)tedness to Reslaurus Bonaventur
and Simon Gerard and their fellows, nieichants of the society of the Mozi
of Florence, in 600/. 1*. Sil. sterling for 2.500 pounds of black money of
Tours, paid on the king's behalf to Fiorenciu.s, count of Hovland and
Zcland, l)eing at the rate of 1 murk sterling for 55 shillings of black money
of Tours; to be repaid at Martinmas.
By W. de Langeton, who is enjoined to obtain letters of acquittance
from the ?aid count.
Nomination of Master Rrymuud Arnaldi de Ifama, king's clerk, as one
of the twenty of his clerks whom, by special grace of Pope Nicholas I\'.,
the king may nominate to receive benefices for ten years, notwithstandin"-
non-n-sidence.
Confirmation of a ch irter i)y William de Leyburn. son and heir of Ro^or
de Leyburn, granting to John de N'yeiina, king's panller, lor life, the land
which Roger, father of the said William, held by the kiuf^'s <'rant at
Crossbills {Sanctnm Cruccm de M(>?ifii'jus).
Grant to Robert d<- Caiict'llpuia ], chaplain, of the custody of the hospital
of St. IVler without Wiudesor, during pleasure.
382
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
][290. Membrane 13 — cont.
Au<;. 22. Notilication that William de Vescy and Isabella, late the wife of John de
Northampton. Vescv, liave j^ivcii to CoUiniis do Pruley, in fee simple, their interest in
the lands and ovens (Jurnis) iu Arboneyres, to bold of Agnes de Hamel and
her heirs for ever.
Pardon to Walter de Aylesbiry, in consideration of his surrender of the
bailiwick of the forestry in the forest of Feckenham, of all trespasses of
venison committed by him in the said forest to 1 July, 18 Edward I,
Aug. 10.
SilverstODC.
Membrane 12.
Commission to Richard de Willamescote and John do Lodbrok to en-
quire touching the persons who killed Thomas son of Gervase de Ulghton,
in the public street between Ulghton and Ilumkhani, co. Warwick, and
to certify the sheriff at once of the names of those they find guilty in the
matter that he may arrest them.
The like to R. Malet and G. de Sandiacre to enquire and certify the
sheriff touching the persons who lately took Philip Laweles in the city of
London, imprisoned him in Neugate, murdereil him there, and stole his
goods.
Membrane 11.
Aug. 13. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Laurence de Pavely to the
Yardley. prioress and nuns of Sewardesleye of an acre of land in West Pirye.
Aug. 21. Safe-conduct, until Whitsunday, for Hamo Box, citizen of London, going
Westminster, on pilgrimage to the court of Rome.
Aug. 24. Mandate to the bailiffs, baions and sailors of the Cinque Ports not to
Korthampton. molest Bonamicus de Eboraco and Joceus his son, Jews of York, and other
Jews of the same city, quitting the realm within the time fixed, with their
wives, children, households and goods, but to secure them a safe and speedy
passage at moderate charges.
Aug. 21. Simple protection, for one year, for Joan, late the wife of Theobald le
Melchbourn. Butiler, who is going to stay in Ireland.
Aug. 23. Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for William de Clere,
Northampton, going beyond seas.
Aug. 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Mauneston to
Northampton, the abbess and convent of Shaftesbury of two messuages and carucates
of land in Dunheved and Tissebury.
Aug. 25. Licence for John son and heir of John son of John son of Alan to re-
Northampton, enclose his park of Whichamund, as it appears by inquisition made by John
de Tyngewyk, keeper of the forest of Whittelewode, that the said park,
formerly held by John son of Alan, was from time immemorial enclosed,
until Isabella, mother of the first-named John, who held the same in dower,
allowed the paling to fall into decay.
Inspeximus and confirmation, at the request of the king's cousin {germani)
Northampton, and his queen, of letters patent of Philip, king of France, dated Paris, 1290,
confirming the marriage settlement between Thomas, eldest son of Edmund,
brother of Edward I., and Beatrice, daughter of Hugh, son of the duke of
Burgundy. \^F(edera.~\
Renewed according to schedule annexed.
See the schedule touching Edmund, the hinges brother, concerning the
marriage of his son. [^Schedule missing.}
18 EDWARD I.
383
1290.
Aug. 25.
Northampton.
Au^. 2.5.
Nortbaiupton.
Auj?. 28.
Northanipton.
Aug. 28.
Northampton.
Aujr. 17.
Northampton.
An-. 31.
Geddin^rton.
[Alio:. 31.]
Geddington.
A»{r. 3 I .
Geddington.
Aug. 28.
Northuinpton
Membrane 11 — cont.
Grant, in mortmain, to the Friars Minors of Dunwicli of tlie king's dike
of Dunwich, adjoining a plot ( phivee) given to tliein by tlie eomniouiilty of
the said towQ to build upon and inhabit ; aud licence for them to enclose
the same.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the said commonalty to the
said Friars of the plot of land in question, which contains 4^ acres
16 perches.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Bikerton to the
prior and c<nivent of Bridlington of a messuage and thirty (. . . to)
acres of land in West Askham.
Licence for William le Vavasur to crenellate his dwelling-house of Hesel-
wode, CO. York.
Exemption, at the instance of Edward, the king's son, of the abbot and
convent of Melros, in Scotland, from distraint for any debt but tlieir own,
except by special command of the king.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a grant by Oliver, bishop of Lincoln,
to Master Henry de Newerk, archdeacon of Ricdimond and preben-
dary of Nortiirauskeham in the church of Suthwell, of the lands and
tenements, with the homages and services of freemen, and the .'services,
chattels and issue of villeins in Northmuskham and Holm by Northmusk-
ham, which he held by feoffment of Arnold de Calveton, feoffee of Sir
Philip de Pauuton ; to hold to the said Henry and his successors, prebin-
daries of Northmuskham, in fee simple, of the said Philip and his heirs,
with wardships, reliefs, marriages, escheats and other appurtenances in
frank almoin; rendering Irf. yearly for all secular service. Witnesses: —
Walter de Ludham, John Bunion, James de Sutton, knights, John de
Kirshale, Robert le Petit and others.
William de Keleby and Richard de Shcftling, canons of Thornton,
bringing news of the cession of AValter de Hotoft, their abbot, have letters
of licence to elect.
Grant to A. bishop of Durham of the marriage of the heir of Hugh de
Hoton, tenant in chief, the king's ward.
Protection, with clause volnmus, until Easter, for the said bishop, going
to Scotland on the king's affairs.
Exemption of the men of Henry de La.scy, earl of Lincoln, inhabiting
his town of Dinebegh, from toll, stallage, paiage, pavage, murage, pontage
and passage in Wales and in the counties of (-hester, Statlord, Salop,
Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for William Servat and his merchants in
his ship called Cumfort^ lately bought at Boston.
Membrane 10 {Schedule).
Aug. 26. Grant, for life, to Robert de Hastinges of the new castle and town of
Rockiiighum. Balimakenegan, with their buildings and all the dcmesn(> lands of the
caslle ; '.)/. yearly from the yearly rent of the said town, with all plcits aiul
pf'Kjuisitcs of its court and mills ; and all the hinds of Balymukem-gan and
B;dimakenekfh<>r ; aNo two parucat<'s and a half of land called Halvnijik<-r\v«'ll
and C'oulnebeth, which Kobert de I'fl'ord, late justi( iary of Ireland, di-mi.sed
to Thomas de Ishain for a term wdiich ha.s expired; with (he lordship of
two carucates which John de Stintton holds of i\\v king's grant, with the
meadows, fectlings, pastures, lisheries and woods ; idso liousebote and hay-
384 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
X290. Membrane 10 (Schedule) — cont.
boto with undorwood and morboy in the said woods subject to a rent of 40/. ;
and for the two carncatcs and a half the same rent as tlic said Thomas paid ;
and for the said lordship the same as the said John paid. He is to l>e
allowed, by view of the king's bailiffs, all expenses necessary for the main-
tenance of the said castle.
Membrane 10.
Aug. 26. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Northampton. Coventre by Robert de Stoke of four messuages, 80 acres of land, 40 acres
of meadow and 24s. rent in Suham ; by William son of Richard de Staunton
of 10s. rent in Oluston, and by Hugh le Breton of a messuage in Coventre.
vScpt. 1. Power to A. bishop of Durham to contract, in the king's name, with
Geddington. merchants and others, a loan of 4,000 or 5,000 marks ; with promise to pay
the same at the time fixed. [Stevoison, i., 181.]
Licence for Cok Hagini, Jew of the king's consort, to sell, with her
consent, to any Christians, the houses which he has iu the city of London
by feoffment of Robert de Basingge.
Sept. 1. Writ de intendendo to the barons of Dover in favour of Master John de
Geddington. Dover, surrogate of Stephen de Penec[estre], whom the king appointed to
the custody of that port.
Aug. 28. Notification that John son of Robert le Flemmeng of Foxton lost part
Northampton, of his left ear by the bite of a horse and not otherwise, so that no sinister
suspicion may arise thereby.
Sept. 5. Grant to William de Hertfeld, king's serjeant, for service to the king
Rockingham, and Eleanor his consort, of the custody, during minority of the heirs, of
land of the yearly value of (3 marks 8s. in Tavy St. Mary, lately held
in chief by William de Alba Marlia of Sideham, deceased, as of the honor
of Hurfcerton.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harlegh, escheator this side Trent,
or his sub-escheator in Devon.
Grant to William son of Warin of the custody, during minority of the
heirs, of the lands and tenements late of Richard Tute, tenant in chief, in
Ireland, with the marriage of the heirs.
Sept. 1. Protection with clause volnmus, for : —
Geddington. Richard de Waldegrave, going to Scotland on the king's service, until
Easter.
Sept, 6. Master Gilbert de Swinesfeld, going beyond seas to study, for three
Rockingham. years.
Sept. 6. Mandiite to the justiciary and bailiffs of Ireland in favour of the citizens
Rockingham, of Roscoman, who are impoverished by the depredations and burnings fre-
quently committed against them by Irishmen, not to take their merchandise or
victuals, or to permit the constables or other b.ailiffs of the castle of Ros-
coman to take them, except under necessity in time of war, and then they
are to be paid for them.
Sept. 7. Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Longthorpe. William de Karleton, going beyond seas on the king's service, until
(Torpel.) the Purilication
Sept. 5. Elias de Hauvile, going to Scotland on the king's service, until
Rockingham. Easter.
Sept. 10. Simple protection, until Christmas, for Robert, abbot of Cokersand,
Greetham. going to his general Premonslratensian chapter.
18 EDWARD 1. 385
1290. Membrane 10 — cont.
Sept. 8. Acceptance by the kinfj of the lease at farm, made in liis name by the
Torpel. treasurer and barons of the Exeheciuer of Dublin, to "William de Mocnes,
chaplain, of the land of Balicolj^an.
Sept. 7. Pardon to William son of Hugh de Thorp Edmer for the death of
Torpfl. Geoffrey attebrigfre of Scu^tcrne, as it appears by the rtcord of Henry
de Xotingham and his fellows, justiees appointed to deliver Warwick
gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Sept. 12. Pardon to John 'of the Okes ' for the death of Hugh le Chapeleyn of
Nottingham. Weston, as it aj)pears liy the record of Robert Corbet and his fellows,
justices appointed to deliver the gaol of 8hre.vsbury, that he killed him in
self-defence.
Sept. 13. Promi.se — in consideration of the receipt by Master William de Marchia,
Xewstead treasurer, at London, of a loan Irom divers merchants to the kinjr's use
rnorv. ^f 1,(X)0/. sterling, to wit, from Michael Bonaser and his fellows of the
society of the Bardi, 300 marks; from Allaudus and his fellows of the
society of the Circuli Nigri, 400 marks; from Hugelinus Chautfeyne and
his fellows of the society of the Circuli Al'»i, 200 marks ; from James
Jaraani and his fellows of the society of the Friskebaldi, oOO marks; from
Cambinus Faleonar' and his fellows of the other {altera) society of the
Friskebaldi. 3(X) marks; for the repavment of which sums at Christmas
Richard Guidiconis and his fellows of the society of the Ricardi of Lucca
have made themselves mainpernors — to acquit and indemnify the latter.
Acknowledgment of the receipt in London by the hands of Master
William de Marchia, treasurer, from Duracius Kuberti and his fellows
of the society of the Pucii of 500 marks sterling, to be repaid at All Saints.
Sept. 12. Exemption, for life, of Richard de Kilthorp from being put on assizes,
Nottiiighuin. juries or recognisances, and frcnn appointment as sheriff, coroner, escheator,
forester, verderer, agister, regarder or other bailiff of the king against his
will, as it appear.s that he cannot travel either on foot or horseback.
Sept. lo. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Joan Morteyn, for the souls of
Newsteuil in William Morteyn, the said Joan, and their ancestors and successors, of two
Sherwood. messuages, 27 acres of land and 3 acres of meadow in Reppingal, Dimesby
and Ryngc.sdon to a chaplain celebrating divine service in the church of
St. Andrew, Dunesby.
Sept. 13. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ednuind, the king's brother,
Newstead in of land and rent of the yearlv value of 100.«. in Tuttebury to a chaplain to
Sherwood, eelebrate divine service in the chapel of St. Mary in his castle of Tuttebury.
Sept. 18. Letters for Ma.ster Henry de Newerk, dean of St. Peters, York, going
Kufford. to Scotland on the king's ser^-ice, nominating William le Blimd, parson of
the church of Wakerleyc, and William de Kelesolt his attorneys until
Christmas.
The like for : —
Sept. 18. William de Vesey, going to Ireland on the king's .service, nominating
Rufford. John de Vescv and William de liarneby for three years.
William de Thornttm, going with William de Vescy, nominating Henry
<le Mcauton and Alan de Ilotoft for three years.
Sept. 23. Geoffrey, abbot of St. Evroul, staving beyond seas, nominating William
Droiififld. Warayn and William de Napton for three years.
{Dranefeld.)
Sept. 25. William Beraiid, going beyond seas, nominating Hugelinus de Luk' and
TidfBwell. Simon de Thorpe for two years.
«$ou. i> u
386 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1[0f)Q Mevihrave 10 — cant.
Oct. 12. Philip do la Rokcle, stayin<T in Iroland, nominatinn; John le Knyght
Liuijrwitli, and John Heyward for two years.
CO. Dorbv.
(^Langicath).
Oct. 11. William Ferre, going beyond seas, nominating Gilbert de Boys and
Chesterfield. Richard de Thurs for three years.
Oct. 16. John, vicar of the clinrch of Staundon, going beyond seas, nominating
Clipstone. Walerand do Raynberd of Pukeriche for three years.
Oct. 19. Theobald le Glorer of Nottingham, staying in England, nominating
Clipston. Henry son of William de Radcouche for two years.
Sept. 18. Appointment of Andrew Fraunceys of Malteby, chaplain, during good
Kuiford. behaviour, to the custody of the hospital of the Holy Innocents without
Lincoln, which has suffered under the carelessness of former keepers.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for the abbot of Welle-
beck, who has gone to Scotland with the bishop of Durham.
3IEMBRANE 9.
Aug. 28. Signification to William, bishop of St. Andrew's, Robert, bishop of
Northampton. Glasgow, John Comyn and James the Steward (senescallo), keepers of
Scotland, and others, that the king has appointed Anthony, bishop of
Durham, to supply the place of the lady Margaret, their queen, and of
Edward, his son, to administer justice and set that realm in order in con-
junction with the other keepers, and that he requires their obedience to the
said bishop. \_Foedera.'\
Appointment by prince Edward, with the king's consent, of John, earl of
Warreune, as his proctor to contract marriage in his name with Margaret,
queen of Scotland. \_Fcedera.']
The like of the bishop of Durham. 'iFced€ra.~\
The like of Master Henry de Neuwerk, dean of York. \_Fcedera.'\
The like of the same three persons to contract the espousals.
Aug. 29. Appointment by the king of A. bishop of Durham, John, earl of Warrenne,
Northampton, and Master Henry de Neuwerk, or two of them, as proctors of the king
to treat with Eric, king of Norway, touching the contract of espousals or
marriage. \^Fcedera.'\
The like of the same as proctors of the prince.
The like of A. bishop of Durham and Robert, bishop of Glasgow,
John, earl of Warrenne, John Comyn and Master Henry de Neuwerk, or
three of them, as the king's proctors as above.
Aug. 27. Assignment to A. bishop of Durham, in recompense of 400/. which he
Northampton, has bound himself to pay yearly to certain persons of Norway until
the said Margaret attains the age of fifteen years, of the following manors : —
Werk in Tyndal,Penreth, Scotteby, Karlaton, Langwathby, Salkild, Soureby,
which are extended at 368/. 16*. 8t/. yearly ; Hoton in Cliveland, late of
Hugh de Hoton, tenant in chief, extended at 10/., and a moiety of the
town of Hertelaw, late of Gilbert de Middilton, tenant in chief, extended
at 15/. 16s. 8c/., which last two are in the king's hands by reason of the
minority of the heirs of the said Hugh and Gilbert. Thomas de Norman-
vill, escheator beyond Trent, is to make up to him the balance of the said
400/. out of wardships and escheats. \_Stevenson, i., 178.]
Aug. 28. Ratification of letters patent dated Brigham, xv. Kal. August 1290, being I
Northampton, the treaty between the king's proctors and those of Scotland for the said |
marriage. \_Fcedera.']
IS EDWARD I.
387
19q0 Mehbrase 8.
Aujr. 28. Conntorpart of the ?arae letters, signed by Robert, bishop of Gla<;o;ow,
orthamptou. Alan, bishop of Caithness, and John Coinyn, proctors of Scothmd. French.
Fragment of letters patent of Robert, bishop of Ghisgow, and John
Coinyn, keepers of Scotland, and Akn, bishop of Caithness, envoys of the
other kcep-rs, agreeing to dulivir the castles of Scotland, nncler certain
conditions, to their queen and to prince Edward. French. \_Fa'dcra.']
Sept. 8.
Torptl.
Sept. 15.
S'ew.stead in
.Sherwood.
Sept. 18.
Hufforil.
Sept. 19.
Clipstone.
Sept. 12.
^ottioghaiu.
Oct. 9.
Ashford.
Oct. 13.
Clipstone.
Sept. 12.
Nottingham.
Membraxe 7.
Letter of the king to John, duke of Brabant, respecting the lands assigned
in dower to the king's daughter Margaret. French. \^Fcedera.^
Appointment of William de Carleton, clerk, and Sir Roger de Til-
manston, knight, as the king's attorneys to extend the 5,000/. in land
assigned to John son of the above duke and his Avife ^Margaret tlu; king's
daughter, and to give them seisin thereof, as well as of the 3,000/. in land
assigned to them heretofore. French. [Fadera.]
Protection with clau.se rolumus, for three years, for William Ferer,
pan^on of the church of Tahame, going to the court of Rome.
Grant to Walter de Langeton, king's clerk, of the treasurership of the
church of Landaft', void by the death of Master Maurice, and in the king's
gift by reason of the voidance of the see.
^Mandate to the chapter to assign to him his stall in the choir and his place
in the chapter.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harlegh, king's clerk, escheator beyond Trent,
to restore the temporalities of Tlioructon abbey to Thomas de Ponte, prior
thereof, elected abbot.
Writ de intendcndo in pursuance directed to the prior and convent.
The like to the tenants.
Protection with clause vohimus, for three years, lor AVilliam de Vescy,
going to Ireland on the king's service.
The like for the following, going with the said William : —
Geoffrey de Fontibus.
Nicholas de Ros.
William de Thornton.
Gilbert de Gaunt.
Ralph de Notingham.
Henry le ]5otiller.
Robert de Lamplogh.
Roger de Bruges, clerk.
Appointment of William de Yescy to the office of justiciary of Ireland
and to the custody of the land of Ireland, with the king's castles, during
plea.snre.
Writ de intendcndo in pursuance.
Mandate to J. archbishop of Dublin, justiciaiy of Ireland, to deliver to
the .'•aid William the .said office and land, with ilie writs. lolls, memoranda
and other things pi-i-taining to the oflice, and the castles aforesaid, with their
arm.s, &c., by chirograph.
n u 2
388
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1200.
Sept. 21.
Clipstone in
Sherwood.
Sept. 17.
Js'rwstoiul in
Sherwood.
Sept. 12.
Nottingham.
Sept. 17.
Kewstead in
Sherwood.
Membrane 7 — cont.
Grnnt to the said "William of 500/. yearly at the Exchequer of Dublin,
for his luaint 'iiance in the said office.
Writ of liberate in pursuance to the treasurer and chamberlains of the
Exchequer of Dublin. Et fuit patens.
Grant to tlie said WiUiam that in time of war he shall, in addition to the
said oOO/., be allowed his expenses, the money to be received and accounted
for at the Excheciuer, Dublin, by one of the clerks there, appointed by the
said William and by the treasurer and barons.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and chamberlains. Et fuit clausa.
Appointment of John de Vescy, son of the above William, to the custody,]
during pleasure, of the office of justice of the forest beyond Trent, whichj
his father lately held, on condition that the bailiffs and ministers charged!
by the said John with issues and other things belonging to the king account'
at the Exchequer, and he deliver his rolls there, at the end of every year.
Writ (fe intendendo for the said John.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Vescy.
Grant to the said William, who while justice of the forest beyond
Trent took to the king's use, in the year 17 Edward I., 100 bucks, viz.
50 in the forest of Englewode, 20 in that of Galtres, 30 in that of Shire-
wode, which he delivered to Peter de Chaumpvent, steward of the house-
hold, that he shall be quit of the taking of these.
Sept. 20.
Clipstone.
Sept. 21.
Clipstone.
Sept. 22.
Clipstone in
Sherwood.
Sept. 8.
Torptl.
Membrane 6.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prioress and nuns of Nunej
Eton by Nicholas Abel of a messuage, carucate of land and 8*. in rent inl
Nun Eton and Waltham by Croxton ; and by William de Hamelton of a|
messuage and carucate of land in Merton.
Confirmation of a grant by William de Saham, parson of the church
of Kyggesclere, the advowson whereof belongs to the king, to John le
Tanur of Benetley of a messuage in Kiggesclere.
Henry de Alta Ripa and Adam le Barun, canons of St. Thomas the
Martyr by Dublin, bringing news of the resignation of William, called
Waleusis, their abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Isabella, late the wife of
Roger de Clifford the younger, to the abbot and convent of Heppe of the-
advowson of the church of Warchecopp.
G-rant to Stephen de Sutton, archdeacon of Northampton, for a fine ol
40/., to be paid at Michaelmas by the hands of Thomas de Normanvil'
escheator this side Trent, of the marriage of the heirs of Bertha {Bette
middle-born child (medienate), and one of the heirs of Robert de Marcha;
tenant in chief.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Northumbe:
laud and Henry le Escot, mayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne, for the master am
brethren of the hospital of St. Mary, Newcastle-on-Tyne, to make a poste:
in the wall now in making round the said town, the foundation (Jundd
mentum) of which has been commenced through the middle of the hospita
between its hall and other buildings, whereby they may pass from the o:
to the otlier ; on condition that the king may stop the said postern at will
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Roger Lestrange, justi
of the forest this side Trent, for Walter de Langeton, king's clerk, to enclos
and impark his wood of Asshele and 12 acres of land adjoining thereto
within the metes of the forest.
i\
18 EDWAIU) I.
389
] 290. Membrane G — cont.
Oct. J 3. Protection with clause volumus, for: —
Clipstone. .Joan de Vivon', going beyond seas, for one year.
Oct. 14. Emmeliue Lunges [)eye, late the wife of Maurice sou of Maurice, staying
Clipstone. in England, for two years in Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Nicholas de Stapelton to the
prior and convent of Newburgh of a mill in Wolveston.
Oct. 15. Protection with clause volumus, ior one year, for Henry de Lone, staying
Clipstone. in Ireland.
Oct. l.'i. Pardon to Xicholas de Stapelton, knight, for a fine of 300 marks, of all
Clipstone. actions the king might have against him for trespasses which he is alleged
to have committed when in his service, until Monday the feast of St. Michael
in Monte Tumba, IS Edward I.
Oct. 17. Admission of William le Forester, a leper, to the king's house of Lepers
CUpstone. u ithout Lincoln, for life.
Protection with clause volumus, for three years, for John, vicar of the
church of Staundone, going beyond seas.
Inspexhnus and exemplification, on account of the breaking of the seal,
of letters patent of Henry II., as follows : I direct that the canons of Felley
be quit of toll and all custom throughou*: England on their own goods which
they sell or which they buy for their own use ; and I forbid any person
to distiH'b them on this account on pain of 10/. Witnessed at Wudest[ock]
by Geoffrey, archdeacon of Canterbury, Henry Cam[erarius] son of Gerard
and JoceUn de Baill[ol].
Oct. IJ^. Licence, upon petition, for John, abbot of St. Edmunds, to make his
Clipstone. testament touchinjr his own jjoods and chattels, and for his executors on
giving security for debts due to the king, to have free disposition thereof.
Safe-conduct for .John de Gilling' and William de Ottele, of the order of
Friars Preachers, going to Kome.
Commission to William de Giselham and William de Pakenham to
enquire touching trespasses against the abbot of St. Edmunds, committed
by men of Bury St. Edmunds, and to do justice therein ; granted without
prejudice to and at the instance of the abbot, with the consent of the king's
council.
Restitution to R. bishop of London, to hold to him and his successors,
of view of frank pledge in the manors of Orsete, Leyndeu and Chilmers-
ford, lately taken into the king's hands by judgment of the court, at the
time when th<* bishop was impleaded before Salomon de Roff ' and his
fellows, justices last in eyre in the county of Essex, to show by what warrant
he held the same. The said bishop answered that he claimed the same by
grant of king John to the church of St. Paul, London, and William, then
bishop thereof, and his successors, and produced a charter which testified
the same, with the following clause : " So that the said view be made in the
bishop's court before the king's serjeant; " and the bishop, b(Mn<r asked if he
hild it in presence of the serjeant, said he had made sufiicient jinswer ;
wlierel'ore the said view was seized into the king's hands as aforesaid,
because the bishop could not deny that he had held it in the absence of the
serjeant.
Oct. 20. Appointment of William de Chudili-worth to the custody of the counties of
Clipstone. Nottingham and Derby, during pleasure, as other sheritls have held the
same.
Mandate to .John de Amiesleye to deliver the said counties with the rolla
by chirograph to the said William.
300
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1200. Membrane 6 — cont.
Oct. "10. Writ, de intcndcndo directed to the bailiffs and good men of Oxford for
Clipstoue. Jolm de Eu, Avhom they elected mayor and presented to the king, he
having done fealty.
Pardon to Joini Beneit of Wodenese, detained in the prison of Oxford,
for the deaths of Alice de Wodenese his wife, and Mariota and Alice his
danghters, as it appears by the record of Henry de Rale and his fellows,
justices appointed to deliver the said gaol, that he killed them in a fit of
madness, while labouring under acute disease.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Reginald de Grey, justice
of Chester, for Richard de Mascy to close a way leading from the town of
Tatton, through his park, to Knottesford, provided that he make a road
as good on his own ground without the said park below the hedge on the
west side, and build a bridge over a little sich {sigettum) there, to be main-
tained by him and his heirs.
Membrane 5.
Oct. 13. Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter de Chaumpaine and Ralph de
Clipstone. Sancto Laudo, touching an appeal which Cicely late the wife of Robert
Fot of Staunford, brings in the county of Lincoln against John Absolon of
Staunford for the death of her husband.
Oct. 13. Commission de walliis, fossatis, etc. to Henry de Appeltrefeld and
Clipstone. Bertram Tancre, on complaint by William Barry of Rolvyndenne, co. Kent,
that John Malemeius refuses to repair and maintain the walls, ditches,
gutters, bridges and sewers which he is bound to do by reason of his lands
in the marsh of VVestbrok in Rolvindenne by the sea-shore between May-
bamme and Newendenne, whereby the lands of the said William and his
tenants suffer by inundation of the sea.
Oct. 13. The like to the same, on complaint by Osbert de Forshamme, Hugh de
Clipstone. Herindenne and Eustace de Casinghamme as above.
The like, on complaint by William Barry of Rolvynden, touching William
de Poton in respect of his lands in the marsh of Neubrok in Rolvynden
by the sea-coast between Smalhide and Mayhamme.
The like, on complaint by Osbert de Forshamme, John de Scovinton,
Hugh de Herindenne and Eustace de Kasinghamme, touching Ralph de
Eselinge and Mabel his wife in respect of their lands in Newendenne and
Selbrittendenne along the sea-coast.
Membrane 4.
Oct. 18. Letters for Henry de Vernoyl, staying in England, nominating John de
Clipstone. Denston his attorney in Ireland for one year.
Oct. 22. The like for:—
Clipstone. David de UfRngton, staying in Ireland with Gilbert de Clare, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, nominating John de Sancto Albano for two
years.
The said Gilbert, staying in England, nominating the said David for
three years in Ireland.
Oct. 26. John de Britannia, earl of Richem[ond], going beyond seas, nominating
Clipstone. John Cort, Richard de Beringliam, William de Sancto Botolpho and
Robert de Alverton for five years.
18 EDWARD 1.
391
1290. Membrane 4 — vont.
William Corayn and Isabella his wife, staying in Scotland, nominating
William de Eric and Richard de Dalswyuton for two years.
Oct. 29. The dean and chapter of St. Peter's, Lisieux {Le.vov'), staying beyond
Clipstone. seas, nominating Roger Goriaud and John de Nogeriis in England
for two years.
Nov. 3. Robert de Criketot, staying in England, nominating Hugh de Brigges
Clipstone. and William de Eton in Ireland for two years.
Nov. 17. Agnes de Valencia, staying in England, nominating Geoflfrey de
Laxton. Bikerisdich and Richard le Messager in Ireland for three years.
Oct. 21. Pardon to Norman de Arcy of 15/. due to the king for a loan to him by
Clipitone. J. late bijihop of Ely, treasurer, and of 10/. due for the issues of certain
lands of his forfeited to the king before the justices of the Bench.
Oct. 22. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Derby, for
Clipstone. Robert de la Warde to enclose the king's highway leading from Burton-
on-Trent between his park of Newehalle and his foreign wood ( f'orin-
sccum boscnm) to Assheby la Zuche, for the security of passers-by and
for the enlargement of his said park, provided that he make a like road
on his own ground adjoining the said high road.
Oct. 22. Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for David de Uffinton,
Clip.<tone. staying in Ireland in the service of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester
and Hertford.
Oct. 24. Commi.ssiou to Richard de Ma.scy and Peter de Bromyngton, chamber-
Ciipstone. lajfl of Chester, to audit the account of Robert, a lay brother of the abbey
of Vale-Royal, when escheator of Chester.
Writ de in/endendo for Peter de Montellier, monk of Lewes, appointed
by John, prior of Lewes, to be prior of Prytewelle in the room of >iicholas
de Cokleld, deceased, on restitution of the temporalities to him.
Presentation of .John de Ely, clerk of the chapel of Edward, the king's
son, to the vicarage of St. Clary's, Nottingham, in the king's gift by
reason of the patronage (prioratus, sic) oi the same being in his hands;
directed to J. archbi.shop of York.
Protection with clause volumus, until Easter, for: —
John do Lascy, going beyond seas on the king's service.
William Wasselyn, going beyond seas with Gilbert de Hriddeshale.
Gilbert de Briddesluile, going beyond seas on the king's service.
Oct. 26. Grant to Giles de Fenes of the custody, during minority of the heirs, of
Clipstone. the lands and heirs of Robert le Blund, tenant in chief.
Oct. 27. Grant that the above presentation of John de Ely to the church of
Clipstone. St. Mary, Nottingham, shall not be to the prejudice of the priors of
Lenton in any future voidance of the priory.
Grant to Richard Folyot of the custody of tlie castle of Horston for life,
with the issues thereof.
Man<late in pursuance to Thomas de Normanvill, the esclieator.
Oct. 27. Gnn)t to the burgesses and good men of Derby of pavagc for four years
Clipstone. from All Saints.
Oct. 26. Protection, with clause vulumus, for: —
Clipstone. John do Britannia, earl of Richem[ond], going beyond seas, for five
years.
Sampson de Strcleye, going with William dc Vescy to Ireland, for ono
year.
392
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2200. Mimhrane 4 — cont.
Oft. '2\). Liooiu'o for the alienation in mortmain by Martin Peildecerf to the abbot
Clipstone. and convent of Barlings ol: a messuage, toft, and lour borates of land ia
Carleton Wildeker.
Oct. 29. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Liveremere and
Clipstone. MaliMa his wife to the abbot and convent of Leyston of a messuage and
30 acres of land in Theberton. ,
Oct. 27. Appointment of Walter de Agmodesham, king's clerk, to the custody,
Clipstoue. during pleasure, of the Domus Conversoruiii, London, and of the converts,
with all things appertaining thereto, as held by John de Sancto Dioni-io,
sometime archdeacon of Rochester. He is to inhabit the houses in which
the archdeacon dwelt if he pleases.
Writ de intendendo directed to the converts.
Oct. 29. Licence, until Easter, for Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to appoint, when
Clipstoue. unable to attend himself, a substitute to hear and determine plaints against
his ministers and bailiffs in the county of Cornwall, which the king lately
granted him licence to hear and determine.
Membrane '6.
Oct. 29. Grant to the mayor and good men of the town of Newcastle-on-Tyne of
Clipstoue. murage until four years after next Whitsunday, to be taken by John le
Flemming, Thomas de Tyndale and Roger Peytevyn, burgesses.
Oct. 26. Mandate to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator this side Trent, to make
Clipstone. provision, at the king's cost, of 30(^ quarters of old wheat and 300 quarters
of oats for the royal market (regio foro) against Christmas, which the king
proposes to celebrate at Bristwyk'.
Oct. 29. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John son of Simon, executor
Clipstoue. of the will of William de Sancto Claro, deceased, and his co-executors, of
80 acres of land in Mimdon, called Elteneye, to two chaplains celebrating
divine service in the chapel of Dainghebury for the soul of the said
William.
Oct. 28. The like by Richard de Borard of a messuage, a virgate, 6 acres and
Clipstoue. thirteen selions of land and 20*. yearly rent in Staketherne, to a chap-
lain celebrating divine service in the church there.
Oct. 30. Appointment of Thomas de London, during good behaviour, to the office
Clipstoue. of receiver in the Exchequer of Dublin, the king's ministers there having
testified to his good service therein in the past.
Oct. 29. Confirmation of letters patent under the seal of the Exchequer of Dublin,
Clipstone. appointing Master William de Preene, king's serjeant and keeper of the
works, to the custody, during pleasure, of the town of Athlone, with its rent,
passage, mill and fishery, rendering therefor 251. 8s. ll^d. yearly, according
to the ancient extent; and grant that the said William shall not be re-
moved during good behaviour.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for John de Sancto
Johaune, going beyond seas on the king's service.
Oct. 30. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Cumba Martini of
Clipstone. Cirencestre to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. John the
Baptist, Bannebury, of 8 marks yearly rent in Bannebiry.
18 EDWARD I.
393
1290. Membrane 3 — cont.
Protection with clause volumtis, until Michuclmjis, for the prioress of
Anibrosbury, jjoing beyond seas with Blanche, queen of Navarre, consort of
Edmund, the king's brotlier.
Nov. 2. Presentation of Geoffrey de Gropes of St. Peter's, La Cliarite (Sancti
Clipstone. Petri caritatis), clerk, to the church of Geytington, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Oct. 30. Licence for Peter, bishop of Exeter, to strengthen witli a wall and to
Clipstone. crenellute his Exeter house.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for John le Sor, going
beyond seas.
Nov. 2. Licence, after inquisition ml quad damnum by the sheriff of North-
ClipstoDe. anipton, for the alienation in mortiiuiin by Robert de Piukeny to the prior
and convent of Canons' Essheby of 15 acres 3 roods of land in Wedon
Pinkeny in exchange for 38 acres 3 roods of land there, granted to him
in fee.
Richard de Wynton, Nicholas de Leom[inster] and William de Sutton,
monks of Ra<ling, bringing news of the cession of Robert, late abbot, have
letters of licence to elect.
Grant to Alice, nurse of Edward, the king's son, of the custody, during
minority of the heirs, of the lands late of Geoffrey de Stodland, tenant in
chief, in Cathangre, eo. Somerset, extended at 11/. 3*. 6\d.
Nov. 3. Mandate to Master William de Sancto Reniigio, king's clerk, bailiff of the
Clipstone. isle of Gernerey, appointed by Otto de Grandisono to the custody of the
same, to preserve the king's liberties, rights and customs, as well in rents
of mills and rents of ' esperkeries ' {esperkeriarum) as of the custom of
mackerel and other rents, in like manner as Reginald de Asshwell and other
former bailitrs did, and to levy and collect the moneys and things due to
the said Otto in the said island and the other islands granted to the said
Otto.
The like mandate to Peter de Arcis, bailiff of the island of Gereseye,
appointed in like manner by the said Otto.
Membrane 2 (Schedule).
Nov. 3. Grant to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, of the
Clipstone. custody, for life, of the temporalities and the collation to dignities and
prebends, during the voidance of the see of Landiiff, the said earl having
admitted the same to be the king's right, after lull deliberation upon the
following facts brought forward on the king's side: — That Henry I IL,
on the voidance of the said see by the death of Elias, sometimes bishop,
apixjinted Walcrand the Teuton, knight, to the custody of the tempornliiies,
who, at the end of his administration, account^'d at the Exchecpier ; and
during the sai<l voidance conferred one void |)rebend u[)o:i Master William
do IJurgo, treasurer of his wardrobe, and another upon Albred <le Feseninpo,
then sub-treasurer thereof, and the areluleaconry of Landaff upon Thomjis,
then chaplain of Eleanor, the king's mother ; also that the bishops of
LnndatT have always held their barony, hinds and poss*'ssions of the
kings of England and held nothing of the said earl or his progenitors ;
that the canons have always sought the king'.s, not the earl's, lie«>nce to
eh'ct in time of voidance ; and that it appears that when the said (lillMTt, on
the present voidance, at the death of William de Hn-we^, lat«' bi.sho|) of
Landatf, enjoyed the premises, he was usurping the king's right to the dero-
gation of the crown.
394
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1200.
Nov. 1.
Kingston
Nov. 5.
Clipstone.
Nov. 6.
Clipstone.
Nov. 4.
Clipstone.
Nov. 10.
Clipstone.
Nov. 11.
Clipstone.
Nov. 12.
IlufEord.
Nov. 5.
Clipstone.
Membrane 2.
Safc-coiuluct I'or Richard de Estliam, king's clerk, going on the king's
nffiiirs to divers parts of the realm and (hichy of Aqnitaine.
Grant to the mayor, burgesses and good men of Nottingham of murage
for six years from Martinmas.
Pardon to Thomas de Normanvill of 100 marks, whereby he made fine
for liccMice to marry Alice, late the wife of Robert de Everingham, tenant
in chief.
]\Iandate in pursuance to the barons of the Exchequer.
Pardon to John de Orenges for the death of Peter de Perak', as it
appears by the record of Ralph de Sandwyco and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver Newgate gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Grant to Pagauncius Guidiconis, Labrus Vulpelli, John Simonetti,
Adjutus Rubei Pili, Barthelottus Baudini, Richard Guidiconis, Orlandinus de
Podio and Richard Bonefac[ii] and their fellows, citizens and merchants of
the society of the Ricardi of Lucca, for their services at the court of Rome,
of 5,000 maiks, payable at the Exchequer, Westminster, on the morrow
of Midsummer.
Restitution to William Wytlier of the custody, during minority of the
heir, of the manor of Tysho, late of Nicholas, baron of Stafford (Nicholaus
Baro de Stafford), iQn&ni in chief; formerly demised by him to the said
William, Avithout licence, and therefore seized into the king's hands.
Licence for the prior and convent of Royston to retain in mortmain
the houses in Flete Street without London, bequeathed to them by Richard
de Staunford, late clerk in the Exchequer.
William de Parys, Geoffrey de Sancto Albano and John de Stakederne,
monks of St. Albans, bringing news of the death of Roger, their late abbot,
have letters of licence to elect.
Appointment of Walter de Ja Grave to the custody of the castle of
Bolesovere, the demesne lauds and wood there, and suit of Bolesovere ; to
hold the same at farm from Michaelmas last, during pleasure ; rendering
60/. yearly. He is to keep the king's houses there in repair, and to have
estovers in the said wood for them and the said lands.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Grant to Eleanor, the king's consoi't, until further order, of the lands of
William de Monte Caniso in Edwardeston, who is now in prison in London
for certain trespasses. The said William may, however, answer any persons
challtngiijg his right to the said lands, as was lately ordained in parliament.
Restitution to Walter de la Chaumbre, king's servant, of the custody of
the bailiwick of the forest of Shirewode, formerly granted to him for
life, but subsequently taken into the king's hands on a charge of trespass,
as it appears, by testimony of knights and others, that he has behaved
himself well in the said office.
Mandate to the justices and other bailiffs of the forest of Shirewode
not to molest Richard son of William de Warshop for felling his wood near
the town of Warshop in the said forest, and carrying the same to the said
town for fuel for R. bishop of Bath and Wells, chancellor, and the clerks of
the chancery, by the king's licence.
Letters for Robert de Breus the elder and Christiana his wife, staying
in Scotland, nominating Master Adam de E . . . and John de Crokedeyke
their attorneys.
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1200. Membrane 2 — cont.
Nov. IG. Protection with clause voluinus, until Midsummer, for Walter de Berlee,
Laxton. clerk, going to the court of Rome.
Nov. 11. Pardon to John de FulUvode for the death of Robert de Greneheved, as
Clipstone. it appears by iiupiisition by the king's bailiffs of Tyndale that, a quarrel
having arisen between the said John and . . . bert de Chirdene, the said
Robert, wishing to put a stop to it, threw himself upon an arrow that was
in the hand of the said John, whereby he received a wound in the thigh,
of which he afterwards died.
1289.
Nov. 20.
KingstOD.
Membrase AQd.
Commission to Richard de Boyland, Ralph de Sandwico and Gregory de
Rokesle to deliver Nevvegate gaol of Thomas fiz la Persone of Craneford,
who was put in exigent for robbery after the last eyre in the county of
Suffolk, and has since surrendered.
Dec. 4.
Lyndhiirst.
Mehbraxe Aod.
Association of Ralph de Ilengham with the keeper and sherifls of
London to examine and correct, if necessary, an alleged error in the judg-
ment delivered in a cause tried before the latter in the hustings between
Roger de Eboraco and Andrew le Ferun, touching a debt of 11/. 8*.
Commission to Robert le Baud, Robert son of Walter, John le Lou and
William de Colevile to deliver the gaol of Northampton of John Parche-
n)iner of Burton, who was put in exigent for robbery after the last eyre
in that county, and has since surrendered.
Membrane iid.
Dec. 8. Commission de walliis, fossatis, etc. to Hugh le Blund, .John de Dover
Ljudhurst. and William de Gatecumbe along the coast in the county of Kent.
The like along the coast in the county of Essex.
, ;^q/v Membrane i3d.
Jan. 4. Commission of oyer and terminer to Salomon de Roffa and John de
Westminster. Wotton, on complnint by Nicholas Lungespeye, treasurer of Salisbnrv, John
de Ilerterugge, Jlicliard de Wlseleye, Richard le llarpur, John de Staun-
ford and Richard Bacun that William Floreutin, John de Hynedon, Ralph
de Hynedon, .John de Nethreaven, William Cri.stchirche, Reginald de
Cuseregge, William Chanmpeneys, Richard le Hattere, William le Nugli'
and William Feueyl lately assaulted them in the church of St. Mary,
Sali.sbury.
Jan, 7. Association of R. de Hengham with the keeper and sheriffs of London
Westminster, to hear a cause which is bfi'orc them in the hustings between Richard
Agodcsname, plaintiff, and William le Chauudeler, tenant, touching a
messuage in London.
Membrane \2d.
Jan. 18. Commission to R:ilpli de Hengham and William de Saham, jjistices, to
WcbimiuBtcr. take an inijuisition touching a tcnt-mcnt in Machthing, co. Essex, as to
which they were formerly appointed to take on assizo of novel disseisin
306
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1200.
Mem})rane. 42d — cntit.
wliicli Jolin sdii of John Horn and Alice his wife arnufjned a<^ainst Adam
(It- StiMtlon, William his brother, John Eynolf, William dc Sutton, Avicc
Horn antl John de Hethham, as the king desires to be certified touching
the rifiht which the former claim, the manner of ingress of the latter, and
other particulars.
The like, toucliiiig the right which John son of Matthew de Tulham
ehiims in a tenement in Shiring, whereof he arraigns an assize of novel
disseisin against the said Adam de Stratton.
Association of John de Metingham, in the room of John de Luvetot,
with the keeper and sheriffs of London, to correct an alleged error in
the record of the cause in the hustings between William de Ponte Fracto,
plaintiff, and Alan de Holecote, tenant, touching a messuage and shop in
London.
Membrane 39d.
Jan. 28. Conmiission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Staundon and Roger de
Westminster. Peuelesdon, on complaint by John Hagerwas of Shrewsbury that Roger le
Mareschal of Caws, William le Paletnur, Geoffrey le Hore, Robert Glas-
wen and Richard son of Wymarca assaulted him at Hugheldref in the
march of Wales, carried away his goods and imprisoned William Talpeny,
his servant, at Caws ; the jury of inquest to be of the town of Hugheldref
and of Montgomery and of Montgomerieslond, to be summoned by
the king's bailiffs of the last two places and Peter Corbet's bailiffs of
Hugheldref.
Feb. 3. Association of Bogo de Knovill with the keeper and sheriffs of London
Westminster, to amend the record and process of an inquisition in the hustings between
John Laurence of London, plaintiff", and Philip le Taillour, tenant, touching
a messuage in London.
The like of William de Middilton and William de Carleton, or one of
of them, with the same, touching an inquisition between Roger de Stretford,
plaintiff, and Master Reginald de Subiry, deforciant, touching 20*. rent in
London.
Membrane 38c?.
Feb. 8, Commission of oyer and terminer to Simon le Con and John de Lithe-
Wesiminster. greines, justices, touching an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Richard
le Guz of Skelhale, brings in the county of York against Thomas de
Sancto Paulo for the death of her husband.
Feb. 11. The like to Robert Malet and Richard de Boys, justices, on complaint by
Westminster. Robert de Grey that his park at Retherfeld, co. Oxford, was broken by
night and deer carried away.
Commission to J. de Met[ingham], Ralph de Sandwyco and Gregory de
Rokesle to deliver Newgate gaol of William Gruschet, who was put in
exigent for larceny after the last eyre in the county of Bedford, and
has since surrendered.
* Membrane 37d.
Feb. IL Commission of oyer and terminer to Bogo de Knovill and Walter de
Westminster. Hopton, touching all pleas which any persons of the city of London desire
to bring against the king's bailiffs and ministers of that city ; and to refer to
the king any which they cannot determine.
II
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1200. Membrane Zld—cont.
1"\'1>. 8. The like to William do Vcscy and Pi'tor de Chaumpayne, toiicliing the
Westminster, persons who in 16 Edward I., at the burnino^ of Boston fair, committed
trespasses ; in the room of John Bek and Kichard de Molehrok, to whom a
like commission issued, which they have not yet had leisure to execute.
Tho like to Hufjh de Brok and Walter de Wyghthull, by jury of Jews and
Christians of the town of Oxford, touching the Jews who lately a.ssaulted
William le Convers of Oxford at Oxford.
Feb. 10. Commission to William de Grandi.«o, supplyino^ the place of the justice
Westminster, of Snaudon, and to Kobert de Staundon, on complaint by A. bishop of
St. Asaph, that whereas Meuricus son of David demisi'd to him for
16 years 36 acres of land in Henleye, co. Salop, within the liberty of Fulk
son of Fulk son of Warin de Wytinj^ton, with the assent of the latter, the
said Fulk has ejected him within the term.
Feb. 12. V Commission to Roger de Molis, Hugh de Brok and Richard de Bosco to
Westminster, enquire touching unlawful hunting and carrying away of deer in forests,
chaees and parks in the counties of Oxford, Buckingham, Gloucester and
Worcester.
Feb. 13. Commission to Stephen de Penecestre and Roger de Lokenoure, touching
Westminster, the complaint of John de Britannia, earl of Richemond, that the men and
tenants of the manors of Idenne and Little yhamme, co. Sussex, refuse to
do suit at his hundreds of Cul.spore and Gestliug, as they have been
accustomed to do, and to perform certain services whereby the said John
had divers rents, fines, amercements and escheats; as regards the men of
Idenne on the ground that the said manor is in the hands of the king,
and as regards the men of Little Yham on the ground of liberties which
they, with the men of Wynchelse claim by charters of the king's progenitors.
Membrane 36d.
Feb. 17. Commission to Ralph de Sandwyco and William de Giselham to enquire
Westminster, what peisons of the counties of Middlesex and Essex were enfeoffed by
Matilda, sometime queen of England, of certain lands and rents for the
purpose of repairing the bridge of Stretford on the confines of both
counties, and through whose default it is broken down.
Feb. 16. Commission to Reginald de Grey. Bogo de Knovill and Richard de llole-
Westminster. brok to make inipiisition by jury of tlu; parts adjacent to the forest of Kauok,
CO. Stafford, not distrusted by R. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, by what
metes and bounds the woods and lands of the barony of the said bishop
are separated from the .slid forest, and also by what bounds the woods
which are said to belong to the said bi.shop's manors of Rugele and
Canokebury (which manors he holds ty aj)pointment of Richard L, and
which by [)recept of Roger Lestrangc and his fellows, justices last in eyre for
plea.-< of the forest in the county of Stafford, have been taken into the king's
hands) are separated from the afoiesaid woods of his liarony and from other
woods and land.'i. Also to enquire whether the bishop's predecessors were
in po.ssession of the woods by viitue of a writ of Henry III., directed to
Henry de Audelej.'h, then sheriff of Stafford, giving seisin thereof to Hugh
<l() Nonaunt, sometime l)isliop of Coventry, or by virtue of occupation and
[lUipre^tun- dnne to the saiii king. Tin; said iiKpiisilion is to be returned
to the king's parliament by tiiree weeks after Easter at the latest, in order
that by the king's council ('/e consilio regis) the king may eftu.'«e right to
be done.
398
CALENDAR OF PATET^T ROLLS.
■t,jck(\ Membrane 36d (Schedule).
F«'l). IS. Commission to John cle Iliivenak and Philip ie But of Crikelade, proctors
U'esiniinstor. of the Damns Conversontin, London, to collect tlie chova<;c on .Tews which
the kin<; lately jjiantod to those converted or to be converted to the Catholic
taith in Enj^land lor their maintenance, for the seventeenth and eighteenth
ve;irs. as also the arrears thereof ior the fifteenth and sixteenth years of the
king's reign, throughout the reahn. The king has directed all sheriffs
and eonstables to cause all Jews in their bailiwicks to come before the said
Julm and Philip, at such days as they direct, for them to choose twelve
jurors to make recognition upon oath of all Jews and .Jewesses of the age
of twelve and upwards in the respective bailiwicks, and when certified of
the amount per capita, they are to collect the same, distraining where
necessary. If any refuse to pay, the commissioners are to imprison and
keep them in safe custody until they have made full satisfaction for the
said chevage.
Membrane 36d — cont.
Feb. 20. Commission to Gilbert de Thornton and Master Robert de Thorpe to
Westminster, enquire by jury of the vicinage of Haverford, West Wales, of no affinity
to Eleanor, the king's consort, or to William de Valencia or Joan his
wife, whether Humphrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford, both at the time when
two parts of the barony of Haverford were in his hands and at the time
when he gave seisin thereof to the said Eleanor, was in seisin of a power
to hold pleas by writs of his own chancery of Haverford, [and] by his own
stewards and bailifPs held pleas, which belong to the sheriff and steward,
concerning men and tenants dwelling without the said town of Haverford,
or whether the said William and Joan were in seisin of such power of
holding pleas by writs of their own chancery at that time as they allege ;
and also to enquire if the bailiffs of the said Eleanor, from the time of
the said two parts coming to her hands, held jjleas at Haverford of covenant
{de convencione) between Geoffrey Brun and John Brun, touching tene-
ments within the barony of Castle Gaweyn, and also of an assize of darrein
presentment touching the advowson of the church thereof which is within
the barony of La Roche by writs of her chancery of Haverford, as the said
William and Joan allege, or not, as the said queen and her bailiffs say ;
and their inquisition to return to the king three weeks after Easter. The
justice of West Wales, the queen's bailiffs of Haverford, the bailiffs of
the bishop of St. Davids, and of the said William and Joan of Pembroke
have been ordered to summon persons for a jury.
Commission to the same to enquire by jury of the counties of Kaermerdyn
and Kardigan and of the homage of the bishop of St. Davids, of no affinity
to Hugh de Cressingham, king's clerk, steward of the queen, or to John
de Wogan, "whether the said John with a multitude of men entered the
castle of Haverford, where the said Hugh was holding a court of the queen
of the tenants of the barony of Haverford, and impeded that court and pro-
hibited plaintiffs and attached persons from pleading there or from attending
to the queen's bailiffs, as the said Hugh alleges ; and to return their inquisi-
tion to the king three weeks after Easter.
Membrane 35d.
March 24. Commission to Hugh de Turbevill, Robert Malet, Richard de Bosco,
Feckenham. Master William de Marchia and John son of Thomas to enquire and do
justice touching trespasses of vert and venison found to have been com-
mitted in the forest of Feckenham, co. Worcester, both by foresters and
ministers of the said forest and by others.
I
18 EDWARD I.
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1200.
Marc-li 20.
Chippiujj
Norton.
Membrane 3orf — cont.
Commi«<sion to Rogor le Rus and Williuin do Derneford, on information
that William son of John Payn of Gloucester and Gregory Beide have
collected a huge multitude and daily and nightly perpetrate murders, depre-
dations and arsons in the county of Gloucester, to discover the guilty
persons and inform the sheriff, that he may imprison them until further
order.
Membrane 34</.
.\pril 11. Commission to Robert Malet and Hugh de Brok, with such others as
I'i'por they may associate with themselves, to enquire whether Robert de Turvill,
Lainboiiru. master of the Knights Templars in England, brother Roger de Giselham,
Roger le Muner, the prior of St. Frideswyde's, Oxford, brother Thomas do
Risebergh and brother John de Sandon, unjustly and without judgment
had, have raised a pond of the mills of the said master and prior in Cuneleye,
in the suburb of Oxford, to the king's injury and the injury of his manor
of Iledingdon, and lands in Mershton and in the said suburb, since the first
passage of Henry III. into Gascony ; and if so, to lower the said dam and
reduce it to its ancient .state.
April 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Hugh de Brok and Robert de
■Winchester. Chetwode, touching the persons who lately ariested the carts of Richard
son of John, laden with timber, at Wendovre, co. Buckingham, took out
and led away the horses (which they still detain), and assaulted the drivers.
Membrane ZZd.
Commission de rcalliis,J'ossatis, etc. to William de Carleton and William
de Pageham for survey of the dykes of Pokediche, Siwellediche, Fendiche,
and Gildaugordiche, co. Norfolk.
May. 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to Guischard de Charrun, Richard
Westminster. Knout, William Herun and Walter de Cambhou, touching an ap[)eal whicli
Matilda, daughter of Robert Erl of Corbriggc, brings in the county of
Xorthumberlaud, for the death of her father, against Alan de Erington,
Andrew de Hclliiigham, Adam Wildecan, Xicholas Pudding, Robert de
Spirydene, Hugh Thomasknave Iluwessone and John Kirkeman of
Cherleton.
Membrane S2d.
May 4. Commission to Richard de Colushull, Richard de Mauneston, Humphrey
Wehtminster. de Kael and Robert de Wodeton to deliver the gaol of Shireburn of John
de Merstoti, charged by his rivals as an accessory of Walter de Berton,
who was indicted before the ju.stices last in eyre at Shyreburn, co. Dorset,
of falsifying and counterfeiting the king's seal and of sealing several writs
with the counterfeit in the chapel of St. Margaret, Egliueston, and
elsewhere.
Association of J. de Met[ingham] and R. de Hertf[ord] with the keeper
and sheriffs of London to amend any error in a cau.se in the busting;;
between Hilary de Malo Lacu and Stephen de Male Lacu, touching a debt
of 20 markH.
May 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to Oliver de Dynham, (rilbi-rt de
Weatminster. Knovill and Peter Heym, touching the persons who ent^-red the sanctuary
of till- jirior of M()dl)ury, at Modlmry, co. Devon, and there assjiulted him
and William de Hays, his fellow monk, and others his men.
400
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
^ jj^p. Membrane 31c?.
Commission to Walter de TIclyun and Simon de Wynton[ia] to settle, by
iiHluisitioii, tlie hounds botwcen Edmund earl of Lancaster's manor of
Evcrle and tlie manor of Peueseye, co. Wilts, of the abbot of Hide,
Wincliester ; by consent of both parties.
Association of Gilbert de Thornton and Elias de Bekingham with the keeper
and sherifls of London to meet at St. Martin's le Grand and amend any error
in the process of a cause Avliich was before Henry le Waleys, mayor of Lon-
don, and William le Maseliner and Richard de Chigorevvell, sheriffs,
in the hustin^js by the king's writ between Robert de Rokeslee and Margery
his wife and John de Gisois. because the said John refused to permit the
partition of the lands late of Walter Adrian in London, and which descended
to the said John, Robert and Margery ; on complaint of the said John.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Holebrok and W. de Lam-
burn, toucliing the persons who entered the wood and cut down and carried
away the trees of Oliver de Colecestre at Colecestre, co. Essex.
I\Iay 14. Commission to Bogo de Knovill and Richard de Holebrok to enquire
Westminster, touching a complaint by Tliomas de Cotum that Richard le Vyneter of
Bristoll, clerk, John de Sancto Albano, clerk, Richard Herbert and
Nicholas le Baker of London, and others, assaulted him in the city of
London ; and to arrest such persons as they find to be guilty.
Membrane 30c?.
May 20. Commission to Gilbert de Thor[n]ton, John Dine and Ralph Paynel, after
Westniinsttr. inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Lincoln, to clear of obstruc-
tions the water of Ancolne from Bishop's Bridge to the Humbre, at the
cost of tiiose who will benefit by such clearance, the sheriff" having certified
tliat if tiiis is done ships and boats laden with corn and other merchandise
might then go from Humbre to the parts of Lindeseye, as they were wont
to do.
May 18. Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Helyoun and Roger le
Westminster. Brabanzoun, touching trespasses, except such as involve loss of life or
limb, in the parks and chaces of Edmund, the king's brother, in the coun-
ties of Leicester, Warwick, Nottingham, Derby, Yorkshire, Northumber-
land, Stafford and Lancaster.
The like, touching trespasses committed by the said Edmund's bailiff's in
those counties.
]\Lay 25. Commission to William Pakeham and Fulk Baniard to enquire touching
Wesiiuiiister. the persons who by night broke the houses and carried away the goods of
Gilbert Aynyld of Holkham, Richard the vicar of St. Mary's, Wyechinghara,
Godwin Wake of Estbarsham, William le Coupere of Westrudham, Richard
le Slepere, Walter le Paumer and John le Ro of Westbarsham at the said
places in the county of Norfolk.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Roland de Erie, Henry de Sotebrok,
Walter de WyghthuU and Richard de Willamescote, touching an appeal
which Matilda, late the wife of John de Abindon, brings in the county of
Oxford against John Pichard for the death of her husband.
May 20. Association of J. de Metingh[am] and E. de iBekingh[am] with the
Westminster, keeper and sheriffs of London to meet at St. Martin's le Grand and amend
any error in an inquisition taken in the hustings between John de Attelberge
18 KDWAUD I.
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1290. Membrane 30rf — cont.
and Geoffrey de Biirdcg', executors of the will of Anne Mowyn, and Wiilijun
Mowyn her brother, touchinj; a writing of (luit-claini which the sjiid William
made to the said Aune of a messuage iu London.
Membrane 29d.
May 26. Commission to Richard de Coleshull, "Richard de Maneston, Humphrey
Westuiiustor. Kael and Robert de Wodeton to deliver the gaol of Shireburne of Robert
Pectus and John his brother, indicted before the justices last in eyre in the
county of Dorset as confederates of Walter de Berton, who was indicted
at Shireburn for counterfeiting the king's seal.
The like to Gilbert de Thorneton, William de Gisellmm and Robert
Malet to deliver M^ewegate gaol of Robert de Hardres, iu custody for the
death of Thomas Buffard of London.
May 30. Commission to John de Metingham and W. de Giselham to make inqui-
"VVtstminster. sition by oath, as well of the aldermen as of other good and lawful men
of the city of London, and to act as justice requires, touching encroach-
ments yearly made of late on a lane which the king's predecessors, for the
enlargement of the place (loci) of St. James's chapel by Crepilgate, granted
to the chaplains and hermits thereof.
June 9.
WeBtminster.
M EM BR Ay E 28d.
Commission to William de Vescy and Peter de Clmumpayne to deliver the
gaol of Lincoln of Thomas de Shepele, Adam his brother and Alice de
Benynton, taken for arson committed at Boston fair.
Commission to William de Gyselham, Ralph de Sandwico and Gregory
de liokesle to deliver the gaol of Neugate of William Grucet, who was put
in exigent for larceny after the last eyre in the county of Bedford, and
has since surrendered.
Commi.ssion of oyer and terminer to H. de Brok and R. Malet, touching
the persons who entered the parks, free chaces and warrens of John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, in the counties of Sussex and Surrey, hunted there
and carried away deer, hares, rabbits and partridges.
The like to the same, touching like trespasses in the parks, free chaces
and warrens of William de Brehus in the above counties.
M EM B RASE 27 d.
June 10. The like to Roger le Rus and Roger de Biirghull, touching disputes
Westminster, which have arisen as to certain lands late of Owen son of Meuricus in
I.4inavan, Lystynnn, Cumwhcuery, Trevan, Kylewruh, Maysely, Lanvy-
hangel and Goeravauk, which Hoger Lestrange, late bailitl of Biielt,
took into the king's hands on account of the discord which had arisen
between Anianus son of Madoc and hia co-parceners (participes suos),
the co-heirs of the s-aid Owen.
The like to Ralph de Sandwico and G. de Roke[s]le, touching an a[»peal
which Christiana, late the wife of Alexand'ir le Bautere, brings in tliH
county of Hertford against John Klyot of Dunstapel for the death of her
husl)and.
C5()14. C C
102
UALENDAli OF PATENT ROLLS.
2200. Membrane 2ld — cont.
Jiiiit' 14. Tlio likr to John de Dcyvill and Robert Malet, touching robbericf, homi-
Westiiiiiistir. cides and other trespasses committed by the scholars and the burgesses of
Cambridge upon one another.
Membrane 26c?.
Jnno 12. The like to Roger de BurghuU and Roger le Rus, on complaint by the
prior of Brecon, that he is greatly wronged, touching tithes belonging to
him and his church of Brecon, and his free court and prises of ale which
he claims from his men and tenants in Buelt, and also by a toll exacted from
him, his men, and tenants when coming to the land and town of Buelt to
trade, by John Giftard, keeper of the king's castle of Buelt, and his ministers,
who assert that the king has the right to the foregoing.
June 17. Commission to John de Metingham and William de Giselham touching
Westmiuster. the encroachments on the lane of St. James's chapel by Crepilgate, as
above. May 30, with the addition after lane of * and the area by the city
wall.'
Membrane 25d.
Commission to Hugh de Braundeston, Robert Burdet, John de Lode-
brok and Thomas de Garshale to deliver the gaol of Warwick of Walter de
Culy, in custody for larceny.
June 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Vescy and P. de Chaum-
Westminster. payne, touching such robberies, homicides, arsons and other trespasses
committed at Boston fair since the king's coronation as are still un-
punished.
June 16.
Westminster.
June 21.
Westminster.
Membrane 23d.
The like to J. de Reygate and W. de Sancto Quintino, touching the
persons who entered the parks, free chaces and warrens of John de
Warenna, earl of Surrey, in the county of York, hunted there and carried
away deer, hares, rabbits and partridges.
The like to John de Monte Alto, Thomas de Bray and William de
Castello, touching the persons who carried away the goods of Adam
Whellesberwe in his manor of Caldecote, co. Warwick.
Membrane 21 d.
Commission to J. de Cobbeham and R. de Sandwico to deliver the gaol
of the Tower of London of Isaac de Pulet, Jew of London, detained there
for the death of a Christian boy killed in the king's Jewry of Oxford,
and of Coradinus le Furbur and Joan daughter of Stephen de la Marche
killed in the city of London.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of Joceus de Newebyry, Jew,
and Isaac de Pulet, Jew of London, detained for counterfeiting the seals of
the abbot and convent of Radinges and sealing with the counterfeits false
writings in the names of the abbot and convent and certain Jews involving
large sums, and for other felonies in divers parts of the realm.
July 8. Association of J. de Metingham and J. de Cobbeham with Stephen de
Westminster. Penecestre, warden of the Cinque Ports, of the king's council, in a com-
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1290. Membrane 2\d.—conl.
missiou of oyer and terminer louching a coutention that lati-ly arose
before the kin;j and council between tlie abbot of Favershain and the
men of that town as to divers withdrawals of customs and services and
the commission of grievances and injuries against him.
Membrane 20d.
June 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to the treasurer and barons of the
We.nminster. Exchequer of Dublin along with John son of Ririth touching Richard
Locard, clerk, in the prison of Dublin charged with trespasses of the king's
money and with other trespasses, as he is prepared to stand his trial; the
enquiry to be in the Exchequer by jury of the county of Dublin.
Jidy 1. The like to Simon de Wynton and Adam Gurdun, touching John de
Havering. Gvmynges and others, who, during the absence of William de Henleye,
prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, at Jerusalem, and
while his lands were under the king's protection, intruded into the manor
of Farlington, co. Southampton, expelled the servants of the prior, drove
away his oxen and other cattle and carried away his goods.
Membrane I9d.
July 13. The like to William de Gyselham and William de Rodham, on complaint
Westminater. by William Gerberge, Godfrey Pylegryra and William de Drayton ami
others of the town of Yarmouth and the adjacent towns on the sea-coast
in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, that certain persons have seized and
detained their wethers and other animals, herrings, cofFei-s and boxes, with
money and jewels in them, and other merchandise, which had been washed
out of their houses and pastures by a late influx of the sea.
Membrane ISd.
July 13. Association of Robert de Shaddeworth and Robert le Venur with the
Westminster, steward and other keepers of Boston fair for the execution of certain
writs directed to the latter in favour of R. bishop of Bath and Wells,
executor of the will of Richard de Bedeford, and of Matthew GifFard and
Edith his wife, co-executrix, for the recovery of certain sums of money in
which the abbot of Estrehind of Almain and divers merchants mentioned in
the writs were bound to the said Richard.
July 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Lestrange to associate some
Webtiuinster. discreet {K-rson with himself, and to make inquisition touching llie persons
who hunted and took deer in the forest of Cly ve and of Brixstoke, co. North-
ampton, which, by the king's appointment, is in the hands of Eleanor his
mother.
Membrane 17 d.
Association of .T. dc Metinghaiu and W. de Oyselliam with the keeper
and sheriffs of Loud(jn to examine atid amend any error in a cause which
is before the latter botwi-en Alice Samuel, plaint iff, and the prior of Bcr-
niundesheye, tenant of a messuage in London.
c c 2
1(^1
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
.^u\y 12.
WchtuiiiiNter.
Membrane 1 7d — cojit.
The like of E. de Bckinf^hiim and Muster R. do Thorpo to amend any
error in the record of an inquisition between John de Attelberge and
Geoll'rey de Burdeg', executors of the will of Anne Mowyn, and William
Mowyu.
Membrane I6d.
July 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to be held at Winchester to William
Westminster, de Giselliam and John Pecche, touching an appeal which Agnes, late
the wife of Richard de Rodinges, brings before the justices of the Bench,
against Adam Poverey, citizen of Winchester, for killing her husband at
Winchester ; the citizens claiming that, by charters, which the king himself
has confirmed, no citizen ought to plead or be impleaded without its walls,
except for his tenures outside, and that such appeal should not be tried
before the justices of the Bench. The latter have been commanded to
transmit the record etc. to the said William and John.
July 15. Commission to John de Lascy and William de Echinghamme to enquire
Westminster, touching a complaint of the abbots of La Bataille and Bekeham, the priors
of Okeburn, Lewes and Hastings, Baldewin de Aldeham, and many others
holding lands and tenements round the marsh of Pevenesel, co. Sussex, that
whereas Roger de Leukenore and Luke de la Gare were lately appointed to
survey the banks and sea-dykes by the marsh and to provide for the defence
of the country from sea-water, the said Luke, the prior of Michelham,
William de Donne, John de Faukeham, Richard de Veteri Monasterio and
Simon le Wyne, not observing the king's ordinance, commenced a bank
(tvalliam) across the haven of Pevenesel and a sluice (unam exclusam),
intending to finish them, whereby the fresh water will be prevented from
following its course through the said marsh to the sea by the said haven,
to the great danger of the inhabitants round about and the frequent inunda-
tion of their lands with freshwater; with power to remove and entirely
displace the said bank and sluice.
Membrane \bd.
July 16. Commission of oyer and terminer to J. de Metingham and E. de
Westminster. Bekingham, to appease discords between the poor and rich men of the city
of Lincoln over a sale of the tronage of the city lately made without
the assent of the said poor, and concerning 200 marks, paid to the king
by the poor by distraint of the rich for concealed goods of condemned
Jews, of which the said rich were convicted before Master Henry de Bray
and Thomas de Gunneys, and which sum they ought to have paid ; and also
touching tallages unduly assessed upon and collected from the said poor
by the mere authority of the said rich, and other grievances.
July 16. Commission, notwithstanding that the king and council have decided that
Westminster, inquisitions of waste shall be taken by the sheriff, to Robert de Hertford
and William de Giselham to take an inquisition and render judgment
touching a plea of John de Sancto Jolianne before the justices of the
Bench against Philip le Taillur and Sabina his wife for waste, sale and
destruction in lands, houses, woods and gardens in Erde by Dertford,
CO. Kent, leased to them for a terra of years, as it appears that the said
Philip is ill, and in case of his sudden death the said John may suffer
disherison. The justices of the Bench have been commanded to transmit
to the said Robert and William the record and other things relative to the
cause.
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4<)5
1290. Membrane I5d — cont.
Commission of oj-er and terminer to Bof?o de Knovill and Robert
Corbet, on complaint by tbf men of the kiup's land of Montgomery,
touching their right to common of pasture, common of fishery and chace
within the precinct of the liberties of Edmund do Mortuo ]Mari of Kery and
Kedewy ; the king's bailiff of the hundred of Chirbury, the bishop of
Hereford's bailiff of Bisshopescastel and Owen son of Griffin bailiff of la
Pole are each to summon a jury of twelve.
June 22. The like to Stephen de Pencestre and Gunselinus de Baddlesmere,
Westinmster. touching an appeal which Agnes, late the wife of William de Strethende,
brings in the county of Kent against Robert de Grymeshamme and Alice
his wife and Simon de Grimeshamme for the death of her husband.
July 20.
Westminster.
MeH ERASE 14c?.
Commission to Ralph de Sandwico, Gregory de Rokesle and the justices
appointed for the custody of the Jews, to deliver the Tower of London
of Joceus de Newebury, Jew, and Isaac de Pulet, Jew of London, in cus-
tody for counterfeiting the seals of the abbot and convent of Kiidinges, and
for making and sealing false writings with the counteifeits, involving
large sums of money.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Guy Ferre the elder, Walter do
Helyoun and William de Estden, at the instance of Eleanor, the king's
mother, touching all tre.'spasses not affecting life or limb, committed by
the said Eleanor's stewards and bailiffs in the counties of Surrey, Sussex,
Kent, Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Berks, Wilts, Southampton, Worcester,
Gloucester, Northampton and York.
Ang. 6.
Silveratone.
Membrase \3d.
Commission to Roger de Toftes, Fulk Baynard, Robert de Bosco and
W. de Pageham to deliver the gaol of Eye of Alice Deubeueye, who was
put in exigent after the eyre of the justices in the county {)f Suffolk for
stealing a rochet {rocheta) at the house of Bartholomew Hulbay at Suth
Elmham, and who has since surrendered.
The like to the same to deliver the said gaol of William- Wrig', put iu
exigent for the death of William de Stowe.
The like to the same to deliver Ipswich gaol of Adam Gretheved, put in
exigent for the death of William de Eltbam.
Association of John Drncl, in the room of William de Vescy, with Peter
de Campania in the commission of oyer and terminer directed to theni,
touching robberies, homicides and other trespasses committed at Bostoji
fair from the king's coronation to 20 June, 18 f]dward I.
Mem BRAS E Vld.
APKOcialion of II. de Kciidali' with the kcojior and sheriffs of London to
luar a cause which is in tiie hustings, without tiic king's writ, bclwi'fu >lie
commonalty of tlie city of London and John de Lond', touchlug a trespass >
his against the said commonalty.
loa
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2200. Membrane \2(l — cont.
Commission of oyer and terminer to W. de Giselham and W. de Pake-
Iiam, touching the persons who pulled down the houses of John son of
Thomas de Weyland's manors of" Wantesden, Wittelesham and Clopton,
CO. Suffolk, and felled, uprooted and carried away timber and trees
there.
Membrane lid.
Aug. 22. Commission to Richard de Bosco to make inquisition touching the
NortLamptoD. peruous who have committed trespasses in the forests, chacea and parks of
the king and others in the counties of Somerset, Dorset and Wilts, and to
make known to the sheriffs the name of such as they find guilty that they
may be arrested.
Aug. 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lithegr[eyne8], Richard
Northampton, de Crepping and William de Sancto Quintino, touching an appeal which
Margery, late the wife of Roger de Burton, brings before them by the
king's writ in the county of York against Thomas de la Greve and Adam
his brother for the death of her husband.
Membrane lOd.
Aug. 28. Commission to Richard de Bosco, with such others as he shall see fit to
Northampton, associate with himself, to enquire touching the persons who hunted and
took deer in the chaces of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford,
in the counties of Dorset, Wilts, Gloucester, Worcester and Hereford ; and
to certify the respective sheriffs.
Sept. 2. Commission to Richard de Holebrok and John Druel to enquire of the
ripewell. vicinage of Oveston, co. Northampton, touching a complaint of Walter
le Machun of Oveston that when the manor of Oveston was in the king's
hands, the said Richard, being steward thereof, leased to the said Walter
a virgate there which was the king's escheat for 16*. yearly, and he,
thinking the said lease good and secure, expended much money on buildings
and improvements; but now Christiana de Marisco, to whom the king
subsequently leased the said manor, has ejected him and not paid him
his said expenses, asserting that he has no warranty to the said land.
They are also to cause the said Christiana to make him such recompence as
shall be found by the inquisition to be due.
Sept. 14.
Ncwstead.
Sept. 16.
Newstead.
Sept. 18.
Rufford.
Membrane Id.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Radynton and Nicholas
de Aperleye, justices, touching an appeal which Matilda le Shepstere
brings in the county of Devon against Richard de Pultimore for rape.
The like to Richard de Coleshull, Hugh de Cressingham and John son
of Thomas, touching the persons who hunted in Eleanor the king's consort's
park of Camel, co Somerset, and carried away deer.
The like to Richard de Bosco, the said Hugh and John, touching the
said queen's forest of Feckenham, co. Worcester.
The like to Nicholas de Segrave the elder, with those whom he shall
associate with himself, on complaint by William, abbot of Murivale,
that Ralph de Gorges, Robert de Everesdon, William le Messer of
IS KDWAlil) r.
407
1290. Mejiibrane 7d — cont.
Punton, Robert de Mere, Thomas Curteys, Richard Matheu, Jolin le Keu,
Wariu Maiulut, BeinHlict Ic Palcfreyur, RobtTt de Sheldon aud Thomas le
Parker del Hay cut down aud airried away the said abl)Ot's trees in bis
wootl at Duntou, and took away his sheep from his fold at Rulowe, co.
Warwick.
Membra\e 6d.
Sept. 20. Commission to Nicholas de Segrave to associate with himself some knight
Clipstoue. of those parts, and to enquire by jury of the counties of Nottingham aud
Lincoln what magnates and other persons, holding lauds by the water of
Trent between the town of ... . and Bikerdik', have built new weirs or
narrowed or increased the height of old weirs there without the king's
licence, and to remove or reduce the same.
Sept. 24. Commission of oyer and terminer to S. de Penec[estre], constable of
Tideswell. Dover, Henry de Appeltrefeld and Bertram Tanbr' — in pursuance of a
commission lately directed to John de Luvetot, Robert de Septem Vaunis,
Master Thomas de Cudington and the said Henry, for settling certain con-
tentions between the master of the Domus Dei, Dover, and certain tenants
of his manors of Hunychilde and Estbrigge in the marsh of Romenhale, co.
Kent, as to certain banks, dykes and watergangs by the sea-coast which
he asserts his said tenants are bound to repair for the ancient demesne
lands of his manors — to cause the inquisition to be made forthwith and to
determine the matter, as the said tenants complain that the taking of the
inquisition has been delayed because the said master and the men dwelling
in the said marsh, and his said tenants have hindered {refutarunt) men
outside thereof in taking it.
Mem BRAS B bd.
Oct. 13. The like to John de Cobbeham and E. de Bekfingham], touching the
Clipstone. persons who hunted in Stephen de Penecestre's park at Penecestre, co. Kent,
and carried away deer.
Oct. 13. The like to John de Lith[egreyne8] and Richard de Crepping, touching
Clipstone. the like trespasses in the park."*, free chaces and warrens of John de
Warenna, carl of Surrey, in the county of York.
MSMBRAyE Ad.
Oct. 20. The like to W. de Beref[ord] and Gilbert de Roubyr}', with those whom
Clipstone. they shall as3t)ciate with themselves, touching the persons who carried away
the goo<ls of Ralph, bishop of Carlisle, at Meleburn, co. Derby, during hia
abs<;nce on the king's service in Scotland.
Oct. 23. The like to Geoffrey de Sandiacre and Robert de Gravclc, on complaint
Clipstone. by Peter, bishop of Exeter, that Williuuj Luvel, late his yeoman,
by night broke a chest of his while it was in his w^^ggon {in lonyn
rnrvtta .sua) nt Ely, and carried away 30/. tlienTrom to Ilerkwcye, co.
Hertford, aud there being harboured in a cerUiiu house, for fear of the u)en
who were following to arrest him, gave the same to the custody of souie
person of the said liousc and secretly escaped. The en(iuiry is to be mudo
in both counties, Cambridge aud Hertford.
4 OS
CALHXDAU OF PATENT ROLLS.
1890.
Oct. 25.
Clipstonc.
Oct. 26.
Clipstone.
Oct. 28.
Clipstone.
Membrane Sd.
TIio liko to John dcCobbeham and Simon de Wynton and their associates,
on complaint by Nichohis de Pershete that Richard le Gras, William de la
Houk, Geoffrey le War[in], Hugh Blakeman and Roger le Premer assaulted
liim at Boseham, co. Sussex, carried away his goods, and imprisoned him
there.
The like to John de Litheg[reynes] and Master Adam de Crodaik, on
complaint by Walter de Stirklaund that Roger de Burton, Richard de
Preston, Thomas Collan, John and Robert his sons, Robert son of Swayn,
Thomas Tort, Thomas de Kime, Thomas Dering, John le Serjaunt,
William de Geytecragge, Richard Almele, Alan le Parker, John Bradbelt,
William Bulneys, William Gilpin and Henry Rud lately came to his land
of Nateland, carried away his goods and those of Nicholas de Crakehale,
his bondman, abducted the latter and assaulted his men.
The like to Roger Brabazun and H. de Cressingham, on complaint by the
king's men and tenants of Tadington, Presteclive and Ashford, co. Derby,
which are of the ancient demesne of the crown, that whereas they enjoyed
common of pasture, turbary and heath in the moors and wastes of the said
towns and of Monyash, from time immemorial, certain persons have com-
mitted purprestures thereon, and by night broken into small pieces the turves
which they had dug, and carried away the heath which they had mown.
Membrane 2d.
Nov. 5. Writ of aid directed to justices, sheriffs, bailiffs and others for Henry de
Clipstone. Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to whom the king has given power, during pleasure,
to enquire by oath of the men of every county in England touching the
persons who have committed homicide?, depredations, burnings and other
offences by night or day, their aiders and abettors, and to arrest, imprison
and do justice upon them; and to hear and determine complaints aflFecting
the king's ministers.
Nov. 7. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de ColeshuU and Simon de
Clipstone, Wyntone, and those whom they associate with them, touching an appeal
which Robert le Foxhangre brings in the county of Wilts against Joan
de Paulesholte for the death of William de Paulesholte, his kinsman.
Nov. 9. Association of Robert de Hertford and Elias de Bek[ingham] with
Clipstone. William de Gisenham in a commission of oyer and terminer directed to him
touching a trespass committed against the men of Great Yarmouth by
John de Balliolo and others.
[Nov. .]
Clipstone.
Membrane Id.
Commission of oyer and terminer to [Simon de] Wynton and [Adam]
de Gurdon, on complaint by the prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England,
touching the persons who entered his manor \^Illegible.'\
Several other commissions llilegible.'}
( 409 )
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1290.
Nov. 22.
Harby.
iUerdeby.')
Nov. 24.
Harby.
Nov. 26.
Harby.
Nov. 27.
Harby.
Nov. 27.
Harby.
Dec. 2.
Lincoln.
Dec. 3.
Lincoln.
Dec. 5.
Caste rton.
Dec. 14.
London.
Dec. 15.
London.
Dec. 15.
London.
Doc. 18.
Westminster.
Doc. 27.
Ashridgc.
Dec. 28.
Ashridgc.
121)1.
•Jan. 1.
Ashridgc.
Membrane 25.
Protection with clause volumiis, for oue year, for John le Harpur, gone
to Ireland with William de Vescy, the justiciary.
Letters for Master Leonard de Lavania de Frisco, canon of Paris, staying
beyond seas, nominating Geoffrey le Breton his attorney without term.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Stafford of murage for three years
from Easter.
Protection with clause volumus, for three years, for Robert de Nevill
of Skotton, gone to Jerusalem.
Signification to W. bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the election
of William de Sutton, chamberlain of Ruding, to be abbot.
Letters for Robert alias William de Valeyns, by reason of his weakness,
nominating Simon de Cleye and Robert de Ravelinghara his attorneys for
five years.
Grant for life to Dionisia de Retford, widow, of the exhibition of one of
the sisters of the hospital of the Holy Innocents without Lincoln.
Appointment of John de Rampston, king's clerk, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the smaller piece of the seal of merchants' recognisances in
Notingham.
Protection and safe-conduct for Lapus Tynache, Laurence son of James,
Roger Maroul and Manettus del Guy ton' and their fellows, merchants of
Florence, trading in Ireland.
Signification to Pope N[icholas] of the royal assent to the election of
John de Berkhamstede, sacristan oi St. Albans, to be abbot.
Letters for Joan de Vivonia, going beyond seas, nominating Henry de
Somery and Roger de Essex her attorneys for one year.
The like for :—
Henry de Lodes, parson of the church of Bocton Alulf, going to the
court of Rome, nominating Thomas de Huking and John Grundwyne
for one year.
Alice, prioress of Aumhrcsbnry, going beyond soas with Blanche,
queen of Navarre, nominating Walter de Wellop, clerk, and Roger
Brabazun the younger until Michaelmas.
Mabel daughter of William de Wyntonia, staying in England, nomi-
nating R<:)ger de Asshel>urn and UeoiTrey Horn in Ireland for two
years.
EliaH dc Hauvill, going to Scotland on the king's service, nominating
William Xeyrnuyt and Walter de MontcuK r lor one year.
Anthony, bishoi) of Durham, g'>ing to Scotliind, nominating Henry de
Duiifliiiiii until M icliai'lina.'^.
Master Adam dc Fulebnrn, staying in England, nomiiiating Joiiii
Norreys and '^lilbert de AVouro for one veiir.
Isabella late the wife of John de Voscy, going bovond seas, nomi-
nating John do Montibiis and William do Eggcsclivo for one year.
410
CALKNDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2291. Membrane 25 — cont.
Jiui. 1. Henry dc Lacy, earl of Lincoln, going beyond seas on the king's affairs,
Asbridge. nominating Rol>ert de Hertford and Thomas de Fisheburn for one
year.
Tedisius de Camill, dean of Wolverhampton, nominating John dc
Bures and Hugh de Hcmeresfeld.
Thedisius de Camill, dean of Wlverenhampton, nominating John de
Bruges and Hugh de Hemersfeld.
2290. Membrane 25 {Schedule).
Dec. 18. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of revocation of John,
Westmiuster. archbishop of Canterbury, of the church of Racolvre, dated at Otteford,
Nones July 1290, reciting that whereas Robert, his predecessor, in order
to relieve the archiepiscopal chamber from the payment of a great sum of
money which the hospital of Herbaldun for lepers and the hospital of North-
gate for the poor were accustomed to receive yearly therefrom since the time
of St. Thomas, granted to the hospitals the said church, it belonging to the
free collation of the archbishop ; that it is defrauded of its customary services
(obsequiis), the cure of souls is neglected, and the parishioners, not en-
during that it should be under lepers and appropriated in this manner, because,
there being no rector, spiritual intercessions {suffragia) are withdrawn,
do not answer the charges of the said church, whereby the said hospitals
cannot obtain their due rents ; therefore, with the licence of Pope Nicho-
las IV., the archbishop resumes the appropriation of the said church, and
the former payment is restored to them.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Dec 23. Presentation of Robert de Bordishou, chaplain, to the church of
"Westminster. St. Matthew, Ipswich, in the diocese of Norwich.
Dec. 18. Presentation of William de Haustede to the church of Rolvyngeden, in
Westminster, the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the land and heir of John de Sandwico,
Dec. 18. Exemption of Alvred le Mercer of Siaunford, on proof that he is not
Westminster, master of himself, from assizes, juries or recognisances for one year.
Dec. 22. Maurice Mauconyn, canon of Ross, bringing news of the death of
Westminster. Patrick, his late bishop, has letters of licence to elect.
Dec. 22. Writ of aid for John de Montibus, king's clerk, appointed to survey and
Westminster, take such order touching the lands and possessions of Isabella, late the wife
of John de Vescy, as shall be best for her.
Dec. 20. Grant to Walter de Langeton of the deanery of Bruges, in like manner
Westminster, as Master Bonettus de Sancto Quintino, deceased, held it.
Mandate in pursuance to the chapter.
Mandate to the sheriff of Salop to give him or his attorney seisin.
Appointment of Hugh de Kendale to value and sell all the houses, rents
and tenements which late belonged to the king's Jews, those in London
with the counsel of Ralph de Sandwyco, (iregory de Rokesle and Robert de
Basinge, and those elsewhere in England with the counsel of certain others.
Protection, with clause volumus, for: —
Henry de Ledis, parson of the church of Bocton Alulphi, going to the
court of Rome, for one year.
Eudo, prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, going beyond seas, until
Easter.
Isabella, late the wife of John dc Vescy, going beyond seas, for one year.
19 EDWARD I.
411
1290. Membrane 25 — cont.
Dec. 21. Licence for the alienation in mortmain hy Gcrinus de Sancto Efjidio to
Loudon. the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Giles without London of an
acre of land in Westmin.oter, in exchange for an acre in the parish of
St. Giles without London.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
1291.
Jan. 7.
Ashridge.
Mejibraxe 21.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Herteford, Robert de
Sancto Laudo and Thomas de Burnham, touching an appeal which Felicia,
late the wife of John Gerveys of Staunford, brings in the county of Lincoln
against Reginald son of Robert le Tannur of Staunford for the death of
her husband, on petition of the said Reginald.
Association of W. de Giselhara and E. de Bek[ingham] with the keeper
and sheriffs of London to recite a plea between Peter Bernevall and Guy
Bonaventur, Peter le Especer and Philip Bonaventur, touching a trespass
against the said Peter, and to correct the error, if any, therein.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William de Bereford and Gilbert de
Roubury, on complaint by William de Thorntoft and Robert his brother,
executors of the will of John de Thorntoft, that whereas Robert de Cave
demised his manor of Shirington, co. Buckingham, to William de Cave for
ten years, and the said William assigned the said term to the said John de
Thorntoft, who in his will bequeathed the issues accruing in the interval
for the satisfaction of his debts and for alms for the good of his soul ; the
said Robert de Cave, John and Nicholas his sons, Roger son of John, Ralph
son of Eustace de Shirington, Simon his brother, Ralph son of Henry le
Fevre, Robert Cuse, Ralph Eliot, Henry le Fevre, Robert le Paumer,
William Adam and Robert le Breton, after the death of the said John de
Thorntoft, entered the said manor, carried away the corn and other goods,
and ejected the said executors.
1290.
Dec. 26.
Ashridge.
Dec. 25.
Ashridge.
Dec. 29.
A»hri<lge.
Nov. 28.
Ashridge.
Membrane 23.
Writ dc intendendo to the inhabitants in the bailiwick between the two
seas in the land of Blaynguades, in the land of Dydona, in favour of William
de Monte Revelli, knight, appointed to the rule and custody thereof until
Michaelmas, 1292.
Confirmation of lettci-s patent of Eleanor, the late queen consort, grant-
ing the manor of Shirlinge, near Sanilwich, co. Kent, to Eblettus de
Montibus, king's cstpiire (sciitifero).
Vacated because otherwise below.
Acknowledgment of the king's inde])tcdness to James Brabanzun and his
fellows, mercliants of the society of Boiiseigiior' of Siena, in 500/. steriino',
lent to the king and paid to Mast<'r William de Marchia, treasurer ; with
promise to repay the said sum at Easter.
The like as to a loan of 3()(»/. from Hiigcliniis Petri of Lucca and hi.s
fell()W.s, merchants of the society of the IJetti.
(irant to Klwlettus de Montibus that ho may retain the custody, duriii"
iniiiDrity of the heir, of the manor of Sliiilinge, co. Kent, foiinerlv of
Ricliard de Shirlinge, tenant in chief of Kleanor lnt4^ (iiieeri eonsori, on
titstirnony of Hugh de C'ressingluun that he put ilie snid Kluletlns into
seisin of the custody as directed by letters patent of the (piceu niailo two
months before her death, the latter being then her yeoman.
4 1 -J
CALENDAR OF I'ATENT ROLLS.
]^«.)f)Q^ Membrane 23 — cont.
Protection, with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Elias de Ilauvill,
going to Scotland on the king's service.
Safe-conduct, for two years, directed to the barons of the Cinque Ports,
sailors of Bayonne and all bailiffs, in favour of Amoninus Teriis, burgesa
and merchant of Leyburn, and Emericiis his brother, in their own persons
or by attorneys, coining to the realm with merchandise with two ships,
one called the cog St. Catherine of Leyburn, the other the cog St. Stephen
of Leyburn.
Licence, at the instance of Robert de Tibetot, for Erneburga late the
wife of Thomas son of Walter son of Albricus, tenant in chief, to marry
John ap Howel.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Christian de la Chapele, merchant and
servant of Amonius aforesaid.
Dec. 28. Restitution to the bishop of London of view of frank pledge in his
Ashridgo. manors of Orsete, Lenden, Cronden and Chelmeresford, free warren in
his demesne lands of Lenden, and exemption from suit to the hundred of
Berdestaple, and from ward and ' ward peney,' seized into the king's hands
upon a writ of quo wan'anto before Salomon deRoff' and his fellows, justices
last in eyre in the county of Essex ; as it appears, upon examination before
the kmg of the record and process of this suit that the same were un-
advisedly and in error seized, notwithstanding a charter of king John grant-
ing the said franchises to the bishopric produced before the justices by the
bishop.
Dec. 27. Appointment during pleasure of Master Walter de Kenleg, king's clerk,
Ashridge. to the office of chancellor of the Exechequer of Dublin, at the same salary
as Master John de Kenleg, late chancellor, received.
Mandate to tlie treasurer and barons of the said Exchequer to admit him.
Confirmation of a grant, sealed with the seal of the said Exchequer, by
the treasurer and barons to Master William le Carpenter, king's serjeant,
of the custody of the mills, houses and lands of Chapelizod, for ten years,
at a rent of 31 marks.
1291.
Jan. 2. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Gatecumbe to the
Ashridge. abbess and convent of Berkinges of two acres of meadow and rent to the
yearly value of 4 marks in Berkinges.
Jan. 4. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Master William de
Ashridge. Grenefeud, going beyond seas on the king's alfairs.
Jan. I. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Ry to the abbot and
Ashridge. convent of Colecestre of a messuage, 160 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow,
and bs. of rent in Leyre de la Haye.
Jan. 4. Pardon to Robert de Buckenhale, detained in the gaol of Bruges for the
A.shridge. death of Roger de Brichehulle, as it appears by the record of William
de Cavcreswell and bis fellows, justices assigned to deliver the said gaol,
that he is not guilty.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Jan. 4. Appointment of John Buteturte to the custody, during pleasure, of the
Ashridge. castle of St. Briavel and of the forest of Dene, at the same yearly rent
as William Hathevvy, late constable of the castle, and keeper of the forest,
and his predecessors used to pay.
Mandate to the said William for livery thereof by chirograph.
Writ de intendcndo directed to the tenants.
19 EDWARD I. 413
1291. Membrane 23 — cont.
.Ian. o. Appointment of Simon cle Wvntonia to the custody, during pleasure, of
Ashridge. the liailiwick of the Xew Forest and of all the lands in the Isle of Wyp;ht
and elsewhere, together with houses in Suthampton which John son of
Thomas had in his custody by appointment of Eleanor, the late queen
conssort.
Mandate to the said John for livery thereof.
Licence for Edmund, the king's brother, to fowl along the rivers in
Somerset and Dorset, and have his decoy {deductum stium) there during the
present season.
Presentation of Robert de Sancto Albano to the church of Boudon, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Jan. G. Protection with clause volnmus, for one year, for the following, going
Ashridge. beyond seas with Henry de Lascy, earl of Lincoln : —
Luke de Hertford ingbiry,
"William de Stopham.
John de Castello.
John Springge.
James de Neville.
Roger Boszun.
Safe-conduct for Nicholas de Durdraght and Walter his son, men and
merchants of Florence, count of Holland, coming to England with
merchandise.
Safe-conduct for the men of Florence, count of Hoyland, coming from
Holland and Selond to trade with England.
Protection, with clause volitmus, for : —
Agnes de Valencia, going beyond seas, until Easter.
Jan. 10. John le Botiller, gone beyond seas with Master William de Monte
A.shridge. Forti, dean of St. Paul's, London, for two years.
Jan. 8. Signification to J. archbishop of Dublin of the royal assent to the
Ashritlgc. election of Ralph de Wyltshire. prior of the house of St. Thomas the
Martyr by Dublin, as abbot.
Grant to Guy Ferre of the custody of the manor of Renham, in the
king's hands by reason of [Robert] Walraund, an idiot, being in his
custody, for as long as the king has the said custody.
Membrane 22.
Jan. 8. Letters for John de Sancto Johanne, going beyond seas, nominating
Ashridge. Thomas de Basinge and Hugh Byne his attorneys until Midsummer.
The like for : —
Tedinius de Camilla, dean of the king's free chapel of Wulvrenelinmp-
ton, slaving beyond seas, nominating John de Goldcote, chuplain,
and Adam Russel until Midsummer.
Jan. 14. Ste[)h<'n de Malo Lacu, archdeacon of Clyveland, going to the court
AHbridge. of Rome, nominating Adam de Osgoteby and John de Drax until
Michaelma.s.
Jail. 12. Pinus Bernnrdini, citizen of London, staying in Englatid, nominating
Ashridgi'. Nicholas Mimni in Ireland for two yenrs.
Thomas Handolf, Master William de Pothou, Master Thonum de
Huiisiiigoucre, Master Walter dw Fodringgeye, Thomas de la More,
4it (^ALENDAli OK PATENT ROLLS.
2201. Membrane 22 — cont.
l*eter de Yar', clerk, and William de Fakiorlcyc!, executors of the
will of DervorguUa de Balliolo, nominating Richard de Foxeston,
clerk, and William de Tyndale for three years.
Jan. 18. Walter de Bcrlee, going beyond seas, nominating John de Rugham,
Ashridpc. clerk, and Thomas Sparkolf of Neweton, clerk, until Midsummer.
Miistor William de Monte Forti, gone beyond seas on the king's
special affairs, nominating John de Theleby and Walter de Cobelinton
for one year.
Master Thomas de Stokes, parson of the church of Stanedich, going
beyond seas, nominating William le Paumer of Gloucester, chap-
lain, and William de Haselshawe for two years.
William, vicar of the church of Cropperye, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating Robert Basset of Willemescote and WiUiam de Folyfeit for
one year.
Jan. 20. Hugucio, parson of the church of Shorham, going beyond seas, nomi-
Ashridgc. nating Simon Gerardi and Bonoditunus de Arecio for five years.
Emelina Lungespeye, staying in England, nominating Jordan de
Covintre and William de Forestel for three years.
The bishop of Durham, going to Scotland on the king's special affaira,
nominating Henry de Dunelmia for one year.
Jan. 7. Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by Robert de Tibetot to the
Ashridge. prior and convent of Royston of rent to the yearly value of 21*. 6d. in
Royston.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Elias de Bekingham, king's
clerk, to tlie abbot and convent of Peterborough of a messuage, two carucates
of land, 10 acres of wood, two water mills, and 60s. in rent in Suthorp, on
condition that they find two monks, chaplains, to celebrate divine service
daily for ever in the abbey for the soul of Eleanor, late the queen con-
sort, and on November 26th, the anniversary of her death, three monks,
chaplains, to celebrate a solemn service for her soul at Suthorp ; and that
they on the same day feed two hundred poor persons, and if there are less
than two hundred, complete the number on the next day.
Jan. 8. Mandate to William de Vescy, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the tem-
Ashridge. poralities of the abbey of St. Thomas the Martyr by Dublin to Ralph de
Wiltshire, prior thereof, abbot elect.
Grant, in fee simple, to William de Bromfeld (in recompence of lands
which Eleanor, the late queen consort, held in Bromfeld of his= inheritance and
which he has released to the king) of the manor of Farnthe, co. Sussex,
which the said Eleanor lately held by grant of Edmund, the king's brother.
Jan. 8. Licence for the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds to retain in mortmain
Ashridge. two parts of the manors of Semere and Grotene, which Ralph de Berners
and John de Creyk lately before the justices at Westminster deraigned
against the said abbot by wager of battle, and afterwards released to the
abbot and convent in perpetuity.
Grant to Guy Ferre of the custody, during the minority of the heirs, of
the manor of Turrok, late of Bartholomew de Bryaunzun, who held by
knight service of John de Britannia, earl of Richmond, with the wardships,
reliefs, escheats and advowson of the church of the manor, but without
dowers. The said custody was in the hands of the late queen by grant of
the said earl.
Grant to the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds (who claim by charters
of the king's progenitors that no bailiff of the king may enter their liberty)
in EDWARD I.
41,
1291.
Jan. 4.
Ashhdge.
Jan. 8.
Ashridge.
Feb. 1.
En.sbam.
Jan. 10.
Ashridge.
Membrane 22 — cont.
that having made a fine with the kinj^ for the fifteenth due from them, their
town of St. Edmunds and their villeins, they may assess, tax and levy the
said fifteenth there to their own use, in like manner as the king's ministers
elsewhere.
Presentation of Robert de Brundish to the church of Great Wakcrinf^g,
in the diocese of London, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
heir of John de Neville, tenant in chief.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Brese to the prior and
convent of St. Catherine's without Lincoln, of a plot of land near their
court in Xewerk, 40 feet brojid from the king's higlnvay in Apeltonegate,
and 140 feet long, lying between lands of Master Henry de Newerk and
of Richard de Benyugton, for making a road, giving an entrance to the
houses of the said prior and convent situated near the church of St. Mary
Magdalene, Newerk, and an exit by the same way ; the said prior and
convent having heretofore had no entrance except through the churchyard.
Nomination of John de Forgeta, archdeacon of Bruhl (Brulien'), in the
church of Agen, king's clerk, as one of the twenty clerks constantly
attendant on his business whom by virtue of a special grace of Pope
Nichohis IV. the king may nominate to receive ecclesiastical benefices for
ten years, notwithstanding non-residence.
Grant to Edmund, the king's brother, who holds by grant of Henry III.
confirmed by the king, the county of Lancaster, with the honor and
other things belonging to that county, that Roger de Huntingfeld son of
William de Huntingfeld, deceased, and his heirs, shall do homage to the said
Edmund and his heirs ; the said William, who held of the honor of Lan-
caster by knight service, having refused to do homage to the said Edmund
on the ground that he had done homage to Henry III.
Presentation of William de Windesore, chaplain, to the church of
St. Peter, Northampton, with its chapels of Thorp and Upton, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Confirmation of a feoffment by John Paynel and Margery la Rouse
his wife, under a licence granted by the king at the instance of Bogo de
Clare, to Philip Burnel of the manor of Walshale, of her inheritance,
and held in chief, for him to regrant the same to the said Margery and
Thomas her son for her life, with remainder to the said Thomas and his
heirs.
Vacated because on the Patent Roll, June, 18 Edward I.
Jan. 10.
A.shridge.
Jan. 8.
Ash ridge.
Jan. 12.
Ahhridge.
MEMIiRANR 21.
Licence for the alienation in mortnuiin to Nicholas, parson of the church
of St. Nicholas, Trumpiton, of the following lands in Trumpyton : —
By Reginald Freman, \ acre ;
By Simon de Caylly, 1 rood ;
By Giles son of Roger de Trum[)yton, 1 rood ;
Hy Avice de Hauekeston, ^ acre.
Grant to Robert de Hausted atid Margery his wife of the marnage of
•John Malemavns son ami heir of John Maleniayns, tenant in chief, or,
in case of bin death, of that of the next or other luir, with the custody of
the lands, if any, during their minority.
Mandate to Richard de Geyton, king's clerk, to <leliver to the attorney
of Christina de Mariscis the manor of Kilka and the moiety of the town of
ilG
CALENDAR 0¥ PATENT JIOLLS.
1291.
Jan. 11.
Ashridgc.
Jan. 14.
Ashridge.
Jan. 12.
Ashridge.
Jan. 16.
Ashridge.
Jan. 12.
Ashridge.
Jan. 14.
Ashridge.
Jan. 15.
Ashridge.
Jan. 17.
Ashridge,
Jan. 15.
Ashridge.
Membrane 21 — cont.
Tritcstoldcrniot, whereoi' Eleanor the late queen consort had a lease for
life from the said Christina, with the issues since Christmas.
Mandate to Walter de la Haye, escheator in Ireland, to cause the body
of the daiitjlitx^r and heir of Henry Pecche, tenant in chief, whose marriage
the king has granted to Robert de Ilaustede and Margery his wife, to bo
brought at the king's charges safely to Chester, to be delivered to Reginald
de Grey, the justice of Chester, or his consort.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Stephen de Malo
Lacu, archdeacon of Clyveland, going to the court of Rome.
Grant to Robert Tibbotot of the custody, during the minority of the heir,
of the manor of Iselhnmstede, late of Hugh son of Otto, which custody the
late queen consort held at a rent of 201. a year by grant of Stephen Cheyn-
dut, of whom the said Hugh held by knight service ; the said Robert to
pay to the said Stephen's childien the same rent as she paid to them.
Appointment of the same to the custody of the manor of Edwardeston,
for such time as it is in the king's hands by reason of trespasses of
"William de Monte Canisio of Edwardeston, at a rent of 261., its extent.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harley, escheator this side Trent.
Mandate to William de Vescy, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the tem-
poralities of the bishopric of Ross to Laurence, canon thereof, bishop elect.
Signification to the archbishop of Cashel of the royal assent to the elec-
tion of the said Laurence.
Collation of William son of William Burnelli to the deanery of the
collegiate church of Tetenhale, void by the resignation of Walter de Lange-
ton ; with mandate to the sheriff of Stafford to induct him.
Grant to Robert de Veer, king's yeoman, of the manors of Great Beau-
champ, CO. Essex, and Dilewyk, co. Bedford, in the king's hands by reason
of trespasses of William de Monte Caniso of Edwardeston, to hold as land
of the yearly value of 41 Z., for the life of the said William, and after his
death during the minority of his heir.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent.
Appointment of Stephen son of Walter, king's yeoman, to the custody,
for such time as they are in the king's hands, of the manors of Patemere,
Menhale, Brendale and Bulinton, in his hands by reason of trespasses of
William de Monte Caniso, to hold by the rent of 22/. a year, their extent.
Pardon to Ralph son of Hugh la Persone of Temeseford, detained in
Colecestre gaol, of his outlawry for the death of Thomas son of William
Caroun and for divers robberies and larcenies in the county of Bedford.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Thomas, bishop of
Meath, staying in England.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Robert de Lambr', king's merchant, and
his men, whom the king is sending to Douai and elsewhere in Flanders to
purvey cloth and other goods for his use.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent, dated in the full chapter
of Westminster the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle, 17 Edward I., whereby
Walter de Wenlak, abbot of Westminster, assigns the manor of Emwelle,
CO. Hertford, for the sustenance of the cellarer of the convent, which
manor Richard de Wara, his predecessor, bought of Sir Ralph de Lymesy,
with the goods of the said convent, and promised to assign to them.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Master Thomas de
Stokes, parson of the church of Standish, going beyond seas.
I
19 EDWARD I. 417
1291. Membrane 2\—conl.
Grant to Ermetnide, late thp wife of Andrew de Snukevill, tenant in
chief, of the custody of his lands diirinjj the minority of the heir.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harle, tlie escheator this side
Trent.
Jan. 18. Safe-conduct for Master Thomas de Stokes, king's clerk, going beyond
Asliridf,'e. seas.
•Im). 16. Simple protection, for three years, for John, prior of the hospital of
Ashriilgf. St. John, Watorford
Jan. ly. Protection with clause volitmus, for one year, for William, vicar of the
.\shri(lge. church of Cropperye, going beyond seas.
Writ of aid for Hugh de Kendale, king's clerk, appointed to appraise,
extend and sell, with the counsel of others associ;itcd with him, the houses,
rents and tenements late of the Jews in England, the shcritl's to receive
the money arising, and account at the Exchequer.
Jan. 15. Grant to Edmimd, the king's brother, that Theobald le Butiler, Margaret
Ashridge. de Nevill and Ingram de Gyne.s, who has married the daughter and heir of
William de Lindeseye, who all hold of the honor of Lancaster by knight
service, shall do their homajje to him, notwiti»standiiig that tliev mav have
done homage to Henry III. or to the king, or that the king may be seized
thereof.
Writ de intendendo directed to the said Theobald, Margaret and Ingram.
Jan. 18. Protection with clause uolnmns, for two years, for Edmund de Cardo,
Ashridge. canon of St. John's, Beverley, staying beyond seas.
Confirmation of the legacy of Eleanor, late queen consort, granting to
Otto de Grandisono, for life, her manors of Ditton, co. Cambridge, and
Thurueston, co. Buckingham, with reversion to the king.
Mehbraxe 20.
Jan. 18. Protection with clause rogamus, for two years, for the master and breth-
Ashridge. ren of the hospital of St. James, Altopascio, in the diocese of Lucca
(Luc), who have the pope's indulgence to collect alms once a year in
churches. The king's bailiffs are to arrest any unauthorised persons col-
lecting in their name.
Protection with clause roliiinus, for two years, for Alexander de Cheverel,
going beyond seas in the company of John de Sancto Johanne.
Jan. 8. Grant to John de Weston of the marriage of William son and heir of
A.shridge. Bartholomew de Brienzun, tenant in chief.
Jan. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walkelin dc Ardern to the
Ashridgi'. abbot and convent of Nuttele of a messuage, HO acres of land and 4 acres
of meadow in Nether Wynchesdon, of their own fee.
Safe-conduct for Walter de Maydenstan, merchant.
The like for Hamo de Mari.scis, merchant.
Jan. 18. Af)pointment of Thomas de Normanville, escheator beyond Trent, to sell,
Ashridge. in the presence of some discreet subject, the houses of Jews in the city
of York which were in the hands of Eli;anor, the hitc ([iiecn consort, and
certify the king of the purchaser.
Acquittance to Il'chard Giiidicliionis. Uichard lionfacii and their
fellows, merchants of the society of the Uicardi of Lncca, dwelling in
6&U14. U L)
418 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
^OQI^ Membra nc 20 — cont.
JjOiulon, for 200/. deposited with them by John de Sutton, yeoman of
Ankctin de Alverne, sometime citizen of London, to the use of lOleanor
diuigliter of the late Richard de Ewell, and afterwards arre.sted in their
hands by order of queen Eleanor; they having now delivered the said sum
to the first-named Eleanor.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
Jan. 20. William son of Robert de Stapelton, staying in England, for three
Ashridge. years in Ireland.
John de Havering, staying in Gascony by the king's command, for
one year.
Jan. 23. Guy Ferre, going beyond seas on the king's service, for one year.
Asli ridge.
Jan. 20. Mandate to Nesta, late the wife of Roger Corbet, to deliver at once to
Ashridge. Malcolm de Harle, king's clerk, escheator this side Trent, the sou and heir
of the said Roger, tenant in cLief , the custody and marriage of whom belong
to the king, and whom the said Malcolm lately delivered to her custody,
Jan. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of Dur-
Ashiidge. ham of the following lands in the suburb of Oxford :• —
By Roger Semer of Oxford, 3^ acres; by Thomas Lesewys of Oxford,
1 acre ; by Walter le Bost, 1 acre.
Membrane 20 {Schedule No. 1).
A copy of the above entry.
Membrane 20 {Schedule No. 2).
Jan. 20. The like to the same of the following tofts and land in the said suburb
Ashridge. of Oxford : —
By Laurence le Juvene, a toft ; by John le Sclater, a toft ; by Henry
de Diteneshale, a toft; by John J^'eteplace, two tofts; by Richard de
Dadynton, two tofts ; by Gilbert son of Amicia, 5 acres.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for the abbot of West-
minster, going to the court of Rome.
Letters for the same, nominating brothers Richard de Wautham and
Thomas de Lenton his attorneys for two years.
The like for : —
Walter de Gesehale, going beyond seas, nominating Henry de Gesehale
and Thomas de Boninton for one year.
Thomas, bishop of Meath, staying in England, nominating Nicholas
le Ohaumbreleyn of Belaunee and William Peny of Kenlys in
Ireland for two years.
Master Stephen de Tawelle, going beyond seas, nominating Master
Ralph de Halton and Gilbert de Toutheby for two years.
Jan. 20. Ralph Patrik, going to Ireland, nominating Alexander Pycot of
Ashridge. Barewe and Robert Pycot of Barewe for two years.
Jan. 24. Guy Ferre the. elder, going beyond seas, nominating Walter de
Ashridge. Castello and Roger de Crek for one year.
Walter, abbot of Westminster, as above.
I
\
19 EDWAKI) I. 419
1291. Membrane 20—coHt.
Feb. 5. John cle Cnntuaria, jjoiug to Suuiiago, uuminutiug Geoffrey de Norton,
Ensham. clerk, and John son of Kicihartl <le Cantuaria, until Whitsunday.
Master John Luvel, staying in England on the king's service, nomi-
nating Robert de Haliwell, clerk, and John Stevene in Ireland for
one year,
Fel>. 10. Drogo de Barentyn, going beyond Beas, nominating Alan Osemund
Ensham. and John de Chameye until Michaeluiii-s.
John, abbot of Mont St. Michel, staying beyond seas, nominating John
Deneys for three years.
The same, nominating Peter Aleyn and William de la Meye.
Juliana daughter of Geoffrey son of Maurice, staying in England,
nominating Nicholas le Bret and Robert Calf for two years,
Feb. 10. Fulcaldus de Archiaco and Matilda his wife, nominating Peter de Bosco
Eiisham. and Robert de Westmonasterio for three years.
Roger de Bruges, sta}ing in Ireland on the king's service, nominating
John de Brii£:es for two vears.
Peter, prior of Wast {de fFasto), staying beyond seas, nominating
William de Lcnns and brother Bartholomew de Do.«a tor two years,
.loan, late the wife of John de Bonn, staying in England, nominating
Roger de Leueshale and Eduaid de Sturmynstre for three years.
Jan. 22. Writ de intendendo for Hugh de Kendale, king's clerk, appointed to
-Xshruljfe. enquire touching the money arising from the leases of the houses of Jews
in England since their exile, and all receipts of that kind.
Protection with clause voliimus, for : —
Jan. 20. John, prior of Lewes, going beyond seas, for one year.
Ashridj^e.
Jan. 22. Walter de la Haye, stsiying in Ireland on the king's service, for two
Ashridge. years.
Vincent, prior of the monks of Tiietford, going beyond seas, for one
year.
Grant to William son of Cormok, clerk, that he and his posterity may
use English law in Ireland.
Jan. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de C'achcflannk to the
Ashridgc. prior and convent of Spahling of a mill and 10 acres of land in Weston.
.Ian. 20. Appointment of Richard de Geyton, king's clerk, to the custody, <lnring
A-*liridgc. pleasure, of the lands in Ireland late of Eleanor, late the (jiiefn consort, and
to account with her executors for the issues ; with power to sue for debts
due to her there.
Jan. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Achridge. Bikenakrc by Robert de Mepreshale, of '60 acres of land in Wodebain
Ferrers ; by John de Langehurst, of 'M acred there ; by John di; Mulesho,
of .30 acres in Daningbury,
Re(jue.st to the earls, baron.'*, knights, free men and whole commonalty
of Wales to grant, in such manner as Richard de Massy and Ma.ster Adam
<le Bodindon whom the king is sending to them, shall more fidiy ref|iiest a
fifteenth like the rest of the realm, in order to pay (Ik- debts whicli the king
incurred during his abwnee abroad in effecting the iilieration of Charles,
king of .Sicily, his kinsman, whereby the state of the Holy Land and of the
C'Imreh was im|)roved and peace secured; and to reply by the said mcs-
Bengers as to what ihey will do for the king.
D D 2
420
CA.LENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1291.
Fel). 2.
Ei)sh:nn.
Feb. 3.
Enstone.
{Eunestane.)
Feb. 3.
Enstone.
Feb. 2.
Ensbam.
Feb. 4.
Enstone.
(^Eimeston.)
Feb. 9.
Amesbury.
Feb. 5.
Ensbann.
Membrane 19.
Appointment of Malcolm do Harley, kinn^'s clerk, oscheator this side
Trent, to tlie custody of the manors of Ronhale and Kerdinton, co. Bed-
ford, for i-uch time as they are in the kin<j's hands, by re;ison of the tres-
pas«:es of William de Monte Cauiso of Edwardeston ; rendering yearly
3(5/. 05. lOjf/., their extent.
Protection with clause volnmus, for one year, for Henry de Lascy, earl
of Lincoln, going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Confirmation of a bequest in the will of Eleanor, the late queen, to
Sibyl, wife of Henry de Boderingeham, of the marriage of John le Power,
son and heir of Peter le Power, tenant in chief, her former husband.
Protection with clause volnvms, for one year, for William de Stopham,
going beyond seas with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
Pardon to Eleanor the wife of Thomas Suerand of Guernsey, convicted
of a theft of a small quantity of flix worth 7 Tour[nois], and therefore,
by the law and custom of the island exiled, if her trespass be no greater,
provided that she answer in the king's court for any other trespasses charged
against her.
Grant to Denethoch Macdouechot, an Irishman, that he and his posterity
may use English law in Ireland.
Appointment of John Bacun and Richard de Kancia, king's clerks, to sue,
for, levy and receive all the debts due to the late queen in England, and
account with her executors for the same.
Pardon to Robert de Weledon for the death of Nicholas deSparkeford, as
it appears by the record of Elias Cotele and his fellows, justices appointed to
deliver Sumerton gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Pardon to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity, London, for the honour
they did to the body of the late queen when lately passing through the priory,
of the 100/., whereby the made fine for their trespass in summoning Edmund,
earl of Cornwall, in Westminster Hall without the king's licence, touching
matters wliich did not come within the cognisance of the king's court;
also of 10/. due to the said queen for her gold in respect of that fine.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
St. Martin's, Se^-z : —
By Roger Cocket, of a messuage and 20 acres of land in Aderington ;
By William de Braclegham, of 28 acres of land in Fisheburn ;
By William Jene}', of 2 acres of land in Hampton by Arundel ;
By William Spacy, of an acre in Aderington ;
By Ralph le Fraunceys, of an acre and a half there.
Signification that Edward, the king's son, lord of Ponthieu, with the
consent, and authority of the king as his guardian, has appointed Master
Baldwin de Whitsand, Master Henry de Benenden, Michael Gewyn and
John called ' le Prestre ' his proctors in all suits in the courts of Philip, king
of France, or of any others touching Ponthieu.
Signification of the like appointment by the king, for himself and for
Edward his son, of the same Baldwin, William called ' Maskerel,' Michael
Geuvvyn and John called ' le Prestre ' as proctors as above.
Protection with clause volnmus, for one year, in Ireland, for John de
Barry, staying in England.
Pardon to John le (a/so de) Bray, imprisoned in Lincoln gaol for the
death of John de Fordham, as it appears by inquisition made by the sherifl^
and coroners of Somerset that he killed him in self-defence.
19 EDWARD I.
421
1201.
Feb. 2.
Ensham.
Membra lie 19 — cont.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Aliiiiinniiis Teriz and Emericus his
brother, burojesscs of St. Phnilion, couiiiij; to the realm with merchandise.
Protection with ehiuse i-olitinus, for three years, for William de Morton,
staying in Ireland.
Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and citizens of Winchester of murage for
one year.
Jan. 26.
As bridge.
Feb. 12.
Enshani.
Feb. 11.
Ensbam.
Membrane 18.
Presentation of Hugh de la More to the chapel of Oldebury, in the
diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the land and heir
of Robert Burdon, tenant in chief, being in his hands.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Patrick le Rus of Cornwall, king's mer-
chant.
Protection with cliuse volumns, until Whitsunday, for John de Cantuaria,
citizen of London, going to Santiago.
Grant, during pleasure, to Richard de Arundel, earl of Arundel, at the
instance of ([ueen Eleanor, the king's mother, that, whereas his grandfather
John son of Alan obtained licence from Henry III. to pay off his debts at
the Exi.'hecjuer at the rate of 100/. a year, he may pay them off at the rate
of 50/. a year.
Pardon to John de Luvetot, knight, for a fine, of any action which the
king might have against \\\m for trespasses for the whole time tluit he has
been in the king's service, until Wednesday, the feast of St. Peter in Cathe-
dra, 18 Edward I.
Membrane 18 {^Schedule).
The like to William de Burneton, clerk.
The like to Ralph de Herigham, clerk.
The like to Robert dc Littlebury, clerk.
Membrane 18 — cont.
[Feb. 12. Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Drogo de Barentyn,
Knshani.j going beyond seas.
Appointment of tlu^ abbot and convent of Peterborough to the custody,
during pleasure, of the manors of Thorpel and Upton, at a yearly rent of
100/.
Mandate to the slierilY of Northampton for livery of the manors and
of the Christmas rent, and also of the goods therein at their appraised
value.
Feb. 10. Notification that John de Bassingburn, HanuU" de Monte Caniso, Henry
Ensham. de Shadilewrth, Roger de Pilkintoii, Stephen de Strntfoid and Alexander
le V fiiur are not to be nioK-sted lor having taken in 17 Edward 1., in
llatfeld wood, within tiie bounds of the forest of Essex, the ten live dots
which the king granted to William, bishop of P^iy, when he was keeper of
the wardrobe, and whieli the bi>li()p tcstilits he deputed them to take.
Feb. 17. Safe-condu<'t, for one year, U>r Philip tic llelmyng, king's merchant, of
Amesburjr. Winchester, trading in England and Scotland.
Mandate to William de Vescy, justiciary of Ireland, the treasurer and
barons of the Exchecpier of Dul»lin, and others, not to molest John de
122
CALENUAK OF PATENT llOLLS.
121)1.
Fob. 20.
Amcsbury.
Feb. 18.
Amesbury,
Feb. 18.
Amesbury.
Feb. 12.
Wantage.
Feb. 18.
Amesbury.
Feb. 5.
Ashridge.
Membrane 18 — cont.
London, citizen iind in(Mchant of JJonlenux, staying; in Ireland, (on the king's
service, not withstanding; th(i recent order to arrest tlie goods of all Bordeaux
uierchants coming to that land.
Appointment of Master Robert de Thorp and Ealph Luvel to the capital
messuage of tlie manor of Ilaselingfeud, and a fourth part of the rest of
the lands of the said manor, for such time as they are in the king's hands,
by reason of the trespasses of William de Monte Caniso of Edwardeston, at
a yearly rent of 11.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent.
Vacated because below.
Grant to William de Monte Caniso of Edwardeston of 100 marks yearly
out of the issues of his lands, payable at Midsummer, by the prior of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, at Acre or els^ewhere
beyond the great sea, and wherever the said William may happen to be, and
commencing in the year 1292.
Grant to Robert de Bodeham, king's yeoman, of the custody, during the
minority of the heirs, of the lands late of Boger Corbet, tenant in chief, in
Chedinton, co. Salop, extended at llOs. \d., with the marriage of the heirs;
saving to Nesta, late the wife of the said Boger, reasonable dower.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent.
Pi'omise to James Brabazun and Bonaventur his fellow, and to the
citizens their fellows, merciiants of Siena, to pay one month after Easter
1,300 marks of the 1,000/. lent to the king which they delivered to
Master William de Luda, then keeper of the wardrobe, and whereof they
have received 200 marks in part payment from Bogo de Clare, treasurer of
St. Peter's, York.
Mandate to the abbot of St. Edmunds to restore to William de Monte
Caniso of Edwardeston, who is going to Acre there to stay in the service of
God, the arms, silver vessels, robes, jewels and debts owing to him which
have been taken into the said abbot's hands by reason of the late trespass
of the said William.
Appointment of Master Bobert de Thorp and Ralph Luvel to the capital
messuage of the manor of Haselingfeud and a fourth part of the lands of
the said manor, for such time as they are in the king's hands, by reason of
the trespasses of the above William, at a yearly rent of 11.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent.
Appointment of Richard Filiol and John de Mose to the custody, during
the minority of Juliana the daughter and heir, of the manor of Folkestan,
late of John de Sandwyco, tenant in chief, at a yearly rent of 50/.
Mandate to the sheriff of Kent to make livery thereof with all issues
since Michaelmas, saving the expenses incurred in the wainage of the
demesnes since that date.
Grant to Robert de Hertford of custodies of land to the value of .'^OZ. a
year out of the fust that fall in in the bailiwick of Thomas de Normanvill,
escheator beyond Trent.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator.
Protection with clause vohimus, for three years, for John, vicar of the
chapel of Cranthorn, going to the Holy Land.
Grant to John son of Elena de Gorges, for the services of the said Elena
to the king and late queen in the custody of their children, of a suitable
marriage when one falls in.
II
19 EDWARD I.
423
1291.
Fib. 20.
Andovcr.
Fib. 21.
L'Ifinijlon.
Feb. 21.
Antlover.
Membrane 18 — cont.
Appointment of William de Wytboresfeld, cbaplain, to the custody of
tbf hospital of St. Giles without Luinloii, with all things belonging thereto,
iio that he maintain tht* m.isti r, lutthiru and sisters.
•Safe-conduct, until Midsunniu-r, for Holurt df Wautham, merchant,
trading in England and Scotland.
Protection and safe-conduct, for one year, for Gerard de Halghstede and
Hugh du Boys, whom Master Richard de Feringes, archdeacon of Canter-
bury, and the other ixecutors of the will of William de Breus are sending
to AV'ales for the administration of his gootis.
Membraxe 17.
March 1. Protection with clause volionus, until Christmas, for Stephen, prior of
Briiern. Farley, going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct for William son of William Germeyn, king's merchant, of
Romennal, baron of the Cinque Ports, and his men, trading in wines and
other merchandise.
Protection with clause vol urn us, for two years, for Master Salvagius de
Florencia, going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for men and merchants sent by John de
London, citizen and king's merchant of Bordeaux, with merchandise to
England.
March 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen do Penccestre, warden of the
Bruern. CiiHiue Ports, touching trespasses aguiiist men of France by men of the
ports of the king [of England], to be conducted thus ; — Upon a plaintiff
alfirming by letter sealed with the common seal of the town whence he
comes tliat he is the man (proprii/s homo) of the king of France and of
that town, <ind ihat he possesses nothing in the county of Flanders, the said
Stephen is to call the men of those ports who are complained of before
him, and, when he has lu'ard reasons and been shown proofs that the com-
phiinants have been deprived of what is their own by the king's men, he is
to make due restitution.
Feb. 26. Power to the said Stephen and Master Reginald de Brandon, until All
Bunord. Saints, to make peace between the people of England, Gascony, Bayonne
and other the king's lands and the people of Flanders.
Mandate to the barons and l»ailiffs of the Ciiupie Ports, until All Saints,
not to molest any people of the king of France, whether of Flanders or
elsewhere, under his dominion.
The like mandate separately to the bailiffs of Hethe, Ha.stings, Romenal,
Dover, Sandwich, Yarmouth, Ipswich, Orewell, Dunwich, Lcnn, Grimesby,
Hull, Boston, Southanii)ton, Poitesmuth, Shniham, Poole {la Pule) and
the .seneschal of Gascony.
Thomas de liurchles and Heniy de Cestre, monks of St. Werburg's,
Chester, bringing news of the death of Simon de Albo Monasterio, some-
time abbot, have letters of licence to elect.
Protection with clause vol u in us, for ont^ year, for Laurence de Normanton,
f)arson of the church of Egemnndon, going to the court of Rome.
March .'J. Writ de intriulnido directed to the mayor and barons of Sandwich in
Bruern. favour of Adam de Limynge, king's clerk, appointed to the custoily, iluring
pleasure, of tiieir town, port and liberties.
March 1.
Bruern.
124
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1201.
Mard. 2.
IJnicrn.
March 8.
Long
Itchingtou.
March 10.
Long
Itchington.
March 4.
Tredinf:ton-
upon-Stour.
March 1.
Bruera.
March 3,
Bruern.
Meinhrane 1 7 — cont.
Protoction witli chuise colinniis, for two years, for Iterius de Ingolisinsi,
constalilo of liordeiuix.
Appointment of John de Vienna, king's yeoman, to the custody, durin;.-
plensuro, of the baiUwick of the forest of Clarendon, in like manner as
Bartholomew, the late bailiff, held the same.
Grant (o Richard do Loniinistre, tailor, who has a grant (which the
king has inspected) by tlic late queen consort of 50 acres of land and
10 acres of wood in Overton, in Meyllor Seisenek, in fee simple, at the same
rent per acre as others of the same tenure, that he and his heirs shall hold
the promises at a rent of 5s. payable yearly by the hands of the bailiff of
the manor of Overton.
Letters for Master Salvagius de Florencia, going beyond seas, nominating
Andrew de Staunford and Bartholomew Everard his attorneys for two years.
The like for :—
Stephen, prior of Farleye, going beyond seas, nominating Peter de
Ripariis, his fellow monk, and Nicholas Oliver until Christmas.
Joan the wife of William de Valencia, staying in England, nominating
Simon le Ussher and Alexander Cabmyn for three years in Ireland.
Henry, prior ol Wenlok, going beyond seas, nominating James de
Cosseneye, his fellow monk, and Thomas Lenfaunt until All Saints.
Thomas, prior of Bath, staying in England, nominating John Dyme
and Adam Huse for three years in Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Odo de Watlington and Alice
daughter of Alice de Sutham to the abbot and convent of Godestowe of
two messuages in Oxford.
Protection with clause volumus, for two , years, for Thom.as de Sancto
Andr[ea], parson of the church of Middel Cleydon, staying in Ireland.
Appointment of Elias de Hauvill to the custody, during pleasure, of the
castle of Rokingham, with the forest and other appurtenances, rendering
the same as Richaixl de Holebrok, the late constable, and his predecessors.
Mandate to Roger Le Strange, justice of the forest this side Trent, for
livery of the forest, now in the king's hands by the death of the said Richard.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to the executors of the will of Richard de Holebrok for livery
of the castle, &c., by chirograph.
Presentation of Richard de Radingg' to the church of Cesterton, in the
diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Leicester of murage for two
years from 16 February, 14 Edward I. {sic).
Appointment of Peter de Sancto Hillario, Master William de Saucto
Remigio, Peter de Arcis and Ralph Odonis as justices to hold assizes and
other pleas in Guernsey and Jersey.
March 6.
Long
Itchington.
Membrane 16.
Pardon to Gilbert Simonis, in prison in Guernsey for a theft of peas,
beans, a quarter of mutton and a small quantity of wool.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Walter Dekne, burgess of the town of
St. John of Perth, Scotland, coming to England with merchandise.
19 EDWAllI) r.
i25
1291.
March 8.
Bishops
Itchington.
March 10.
Bishops
Itchington.
March 8.
Bishops
Itchiugton.
March 10.
Bishops
Itchington.
March 21.
Ueplon.
March 10.
Bishops
Itchington.
March 8.
Bishops
Itchiugton.
March 19.
Kepton,
April 7.
Marton.
April 13.
NorihHlltTtou.
April 21.
Ncwcastle-on-
Tyue.
Membrane IG — cont.
Protection with clause volv.inns, until All Saiuts, for Henrj, prior of
"Wenlok, going beyond seas.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Florence, count of Hoyland, comiii^i
to England.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de la Have to the
prioress and convent of Wroxhale of a messuagt; and 10 acres of land in
Wroxhah'.
Protection with clause voltimus, until three years after Midsummer, for
the following, going beyond seas : —
Robert de Scales.
Nicholas de Weylauud.
Licence fur the Friars Preachers of Northampton to retain in mortma n
a messuage which Geoffrey Thiard lately granted to tliem for the enlarge-
ment of the site of their church in Northampton ; licence also for the
alienation in mortmait\ to them by Ralph Doget and Agnes his wife of a
messuage situated near their area there.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, in Ireland, for Michael,
bishop of Orense, staying in England.
Signification to the bishop of Salisbury of the royal assent to the election
of Walter de Sideling, one of the monks, to be abbot of Middelton abbey.
Signification to the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royjil assent
to the election of Thomas de Burcheles, monk of St. Wereburg's, Chester, to
be abbot.
Letters for Robert de Scales, going beyond seas, nominating Robert le
Waleys and .fohn le Blnnd his sittorueys until three years after Midsummer.
The like for ;—
Nicholas de Waylaund, going beyond seas, nominating Thomas de
Grev for the same time.
Pa.«casius, prior of St. Mary Magdalene's, Berdcstuple, going beyond
seas, nominating Henry de la Walle and Adam de Cinnok until
Michaelmas.
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and Joan his wife,
staying in England, nominating Robert Hole and William Wilde in
Ireland for two years.
Ro'^er son of Roger de Colevill, going beyond seas, nominating .John
de Walsoken, chaplain, and Clement de Plumpstede for tliree years.
Isalx^lla de Swynesheved, going to Ireland, nominating Geoffrey son of
Nicholas (le Swynesheved and Walter le Keu of Swynesheved for
two years.
"Walter de Swynesheved, staying in England, nominating William le
Arcedekne and Philip Brun in Ireland for two years.
Margery de Pembrok, staying in England, nominating Walter de
Modenham in Ireland for one ^-ear.
David df Pembrok as the preci'ding.
.John son of Thomas de Weylaund, staying in p]ngland, nominating
Williiim (li- Grettingliam in Ireland for one year.
David de llflintim, staying in Ireland, nominating .John de iMiyrford
for two years.
420
CALENDAli OF TATEiNT ilOLLS.
Apiil 23.
'J'yiic.
April 20.
i-ellon.
April 30.
Alnwick.
Mr //I brane 1 G — cont.
Kolx'it ill' Stiitcvill mill KK'Miior his wifi', •i;()inf; beyond soas, noiniiiatiiif;
Pliilijt lu JNlaic-cliul ami Kiclianl de Jvyiioineiston until Micliaelmus.
Miitilda de Multon, decrepit, noininatiug Hugh son of Matihla de
iSloletoii and Jiichard de Moleton, parson of the church of Ayketon,
for one year.
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and Joan his wife,
staying in England, uomioating John, abbot of Dowisk, and Elias
de Ibbestan in Ireland for three years.
Geoffrey, abbot of Caen, nominating Nicholas de Castro and Ralph de
Barberes for three years.
Mareh 10.
Bishops
Itcliiiiijton.
March 11.
H shops
Itchiiigton.
March 12.
Itcbin<rtf>u.
March 1 5.
Weston.
March 18.
Sheile.
March 21.
Repton.
March 24.
Beaurepaire.
Membrane 16 (Schedule).
Pardon to James de Ispania, king's clerk, of 309/. 4*. 0|<7., in which he
is bound to the king for arrears of the farm of the manor of Hedindon.
Membrane 16 — cont.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas:, for Godfrey, brother of the duke of
Brabant, sending two ships laden with wine to England.
The like, for two years, for the abbot of Holcoltran, having victuals
brought from Ireland and Gascony by his men, by sea, and from other parts
by river.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Ripariis the younger
to the prior and convent of Moiesfonte of an acre of land in Roswyk in
Pengareg, and the advowson of the church of St. Melan, Carier.
The like, by John Giffard to the prior and Benedictine convent of
Oxford of four messuages and a toft in Oxford.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Edmund, the king's brother, purveying
victuals and goods in divers ships from parts within seas and beyond seas,
to be taken to Scotland for the use of himself and his household against his
arrival there.
Presentation of Richard de Bereford to the church of Shenle, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Thomas, canon of St. Mary's, Kenlys, Ireland, bringing news of the
resignation of Anglicus, late abbot, has letters of licence to elect.
Power to "William de Vescy, justiciary, to give the royal assent and to
restore the temporalities to the person elected.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Nicholas de Cokefeld and .lohn
Passavant, the king's serjeants-at-arms, sent by the king to London and
elsewhere to forwaid the king's affairs, and to carry divers things to him in
in the northern parts.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent to restore
the temporalities of the abbey of Middleton to Walter de Sidelingge, monk
thereof, abbot-elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Protection with clause volumus, in Ireland, for two years, for John,
archbishop of Dublin, coming to England by the king's command.
Grant to Richard Foliot, for life, of a weekly market on Thursday at the
manor of Horselegh, co. Derby, already granted to him, and of a yearly fairj
there, to wit, on the eve, day and morrow of the Nativity of St. Mary.
fV. le Latimer nunciavit per Regem.
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19 EDWARD I.
427
1291.
March 20.
Elindun.
March 27.
KInidoD.
Membrane 15.
Licence for the alieniition in mortmain to the abhot and convt^nt of
Combe (Ciiinba) l»y William de Pontefracto of 8*. rent in Ma^jna Herde-
berewe ; by Ko^'er le Gardiner of half an acre of land there; by Xicljolas
de Rokeby of Imlf an acre of land there; by Alice la Hund of un acre of
meadow in Neweboll ; by Thomas son of Andrew of six acres of land in
Bilneye ; and by .fohn .Scot of two acres of land in Wolveye.
Mandate to William de Vescy, justiciary of Ireland, to restore the
temporalities of the archbi.-ihojjric of Cashel to Stephen archdeacon ol"
Glendalou<;h, whose election as archbishop has been confirmed by the pope.
Writ de iutendendo directed to the tenants.
Mandate to Rop:er Le Strange, justice of the forest beyond Trent, and
to all ministers of the forest of Bernewode, to observe the ordinances
and appointments of ministers mad<! by Roger de Molis and Richard do
Bosco, lately appointed to make in(|uisitions into the state of the said forest,
and to correct any trespasses commiUed there, tlu; said Le Strange haviu;;
removed some whom the}' had appointed and re-appointed some whom they
had removed.
Grant, for life, to Nicholas Odubabrit, an Irishman, at the instance of
S. archbishop of Cashel, that he may use English laws.
By K ., on the information of William le Latimer.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod dammnn by John de Vescy, justice of
the forest this side Tient, for the abbot of Ridlbrd to fell and sell the wood
growing on 40 acres of his wood within Shirevvode forest.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hamo de Perton to the abbot
and convent of Forde of a messuage and a carucate of land in Merswode.
Nicholas de Hereford and John de Brewode, canons of Lilleshull, biiiig-
ing news of the ces.siou of Ralpli de Salopia, late abbot, have letters of
licence to elect.
Licence, after inquisition nd quod damnum, for the Friars Minors of
the city of York to complete a stone wall begun by them on the bank of
the Use, and to hold it and the space so enclosed for the enlargement of
their area.
Protection with clause volumns, for two years, for John de Candoure,
staying beyond seas on the king's .service.
Licence for the alienation in mortniain, by rlohn son of Richard Knight,
of Everesholf, to the abbot and convent of Woul)urn. of a niessiiase.
20 acres of land and 4 acres of wood in Everesholt and Middelton Brian.
Pi'otectioD with clause rnlut/ius, until two years after Midsunmier, for
Nicholas de Valers, going to the Holy Land.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger de Lasceles to the
prioress and nuns of St. Mary's, Thickeheved, of five score acres of land in
Eskrik.
Protection with clause voliiinna for : —
Rov'er son of Roger dt; Coleville, going beyond .seas for three years.
William boh of William Comyn, slaying with the king in England, for
one year in Tndjitid.
April 21. Presentation of Richard de llaiocis to the church of King's Ripton, in
Newcastle-oil- the dioee.-c of Lincoln.
Tync.
March 27.
Welbetk.
March 30.
W'ad.'iworth.
March .30.
Wads worth.
April 4.
York.
April 10.
Ni'wbury.
April H.
^larton.
April 1.3.
Northallerton.
428
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1201.
April 29.
I'clion.
Membrane 15 — cont.
April 22. Sijjnilicalion to the bishop of Coventry hikI Lichfield of the royal assent
Nt'\vcft!*tU'-on- to the election of William do Brngges, canon of LilleshuU, to be abbot.
Tyne.
Protection with clause vohn/ius, for two years, for Urianus de Sancto
Petro, going beyond seas.
Pardon to the prior of Frumpton of the 100*. at Avhich he was amerced
before Solomon de Roff' and his fellows, justices sometime in eyre in the
county of Devon, for wreck of the sea, which he claimed in his manor of
Norham.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to acquit him.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, king's clerk, escheator beyond Trent, upon
a reasonable fine as heretofore, to restore the temporalities in England of the
abbey of Caen, together with the issues since its voidance, to Geoffrey de
Pesmenee, whose election as abbot has been confirmed in the absence of
P. bishop of Bayeux by his vicars blaster Geoffrey de Lochis, succentor,
Hugh called ' Sengler ' cvsfos, Ralph called ' Pygnere,' and Williani
called * Yolator,' canons of Bayeux.
Grant to Roger la Warre of the marriage of Fran[cis], son and heir of
Baldwin de Audham, tenant in chief, and, in case of his dying before his
coming of age and marriage, of the marriage of Isabella his sister and heir.
May 1.
Alnwick.
May 9.
Norham.
May 13.
Norham.
May 18.
Norham.
May 20.
Norham.
May 24.
Norham.
Membrane 14.
Safe-conduct, until Friday after the feast of St. John ante Portam
Latinam, for William, bishop of St. Andrev/s, and R. bishop of Glasgow, and
the nobles and magnates of Scotland and those in their train coming to the
kinjrat Norham to treat touching the business of Scotland.
Notification that their coming as aforesaid shall not prejudice them or
Scotland as a precedent.
Letters for the prior of Lanthony by Gloucester, staying in England,
nominating John Wichir and Geoffrey Russel his attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanville, escheator this side Trent, to restore
the temporalities of the abbey of Lilleshull to William de Bruges, one of
the canons, elected abbot.
The like to Malcolm de Harle, escheator beyond Trent.
Writ de inteiidendo directed to the tenants.
Safe-conduct, until a week after Trinity, for John, earl of Caithness and
Orkney, coming to the king with his household and goods.
The like, until Ascension, for William de Crumbacy, yeoman of the said
earl, who came as a messenger, returning to his lord with horses and
harness.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Protection with clause volumtcs, for two years, for Simon de Ludegate,
going to Ireland.
Letters for W. bishop of Salisbury, staying in England, nominating
Robert de Walingford and Robert sou of Adam his attorneys in Ireland for
two years.
The like for :—
Richard de la Lynde, staying in England, nominating Alan Russel in
Ireland for two years.
19 EDWARD I.
429
1291.
May 29.
Norhnm.
June 5.
Norhaui.
.Tuiif 8.
Norham.
Jump 10.
Norhuiu.
May 21.
Norham.
May 24.
Norham.
May 28.
Norhum.
May 31.
Norbain.
May 31.
Norham.
May 31.
Nurhain.
Membrane 14 — cont.
Jolanus (le Dunchuia, jroinj; beyond .seas, noininafin<; Ralph Alweyn
and John son of Walter for two years.
John Barry, sfnying in England, nominatinjj Walter son of William
and Sair.pson de Wifhlavinton in Irel md until a year after
Michaelmas.
Kichanl de Paris, staying in Eughind, nouiinating Walter le Brun and
William Balle in Irelantl for three years.
Alexander de Balliolo and Lsabella his wife, staying in Scotland, nomi-
nating John de Watford, clerk, and William de la Dime until
a year ;ift('r Micha-lmas.
Thomas son of Maurice, staviii'' in Enjjlaiid, nomiiiatinn; John Tintagel
and Philip Bifort in Ireland until a year after Miilsummer.
Theobald Malogaill and Colin Test, merclianti^ of the .^society of the
Beccnri, ot Lucca, nominating Ugolinus son of Rabbitus Teste and
Dinus son of the late Margattus of Santhia (Sandonen'), citizens and
int rchantsof Lucca, and of the said society of Beccori, for one year.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Ranulph de Whyteby, burgess of
Berwick-ou-Twecd, trading.
Mandate to Thomas de Normanvillp, escheator this .side Trent, to restore
the temporalities of the abbey of St. Werburgh, Chester, to Thomas do
Burcheles, one of the monkd, elected abbot.
The like to brother Robert de Valle Regali, the king's escheator in the
county of Chester.
Writ (Ic intendendo directed to the tenants.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William, parson of the church
of Withern, to the abbot and convent of Barlinges of a messuage, a toft,
eight bovates and 35 acres of Uind, and 3*'. in rent in Carleton, Wildeker and
Barketon.
Protection with clause volumus, for: —
Jolaims de Dunelmia, going beyond ■sens, for two years.
Nicholas de Weylaund, going to Jerusaleu), until three years after
Midsummer.
Licence for the alienation in mortm^iin to the abbot and convent of
Glastonbury by Ma.ster Anthony de Bradeneye of a mes!3uage and carucate
of land in A'^hcote, and by Michael le Gouiz of a messuage and carucate
of land in Greynton.
The like by William de Copston of Coventre of lOOv. a year in rent in
Coventre to a chaplain celebrating divine service in the church of St. Mary,
Coventre.
Safe-conduct, until Whitsunday, and for the whole of that day, for
William, bishop of St. Andrews, and R. bishop of Glasgow, and the n()!)les
and magnates of .Scotland and those in their train coming to Xorbaiu to
treat touching Scotland. [l\vdvru.\
Notification that their coming this side of the Tweed .shall be without
prejudice. French. \^Ffedera.~\
Mandate to the constable of tlu' castle of Ilasiinges to give Walter de
Agmodcsliam, king's clt-rk, fidl si-isin of the prcljcud in the said castle late
of Walter de Dovor, which the king has granted to the said Walter.
430
CALE.VDAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
1201.
June 4.
Norhani.
June 4.
Norhuiu.
May 30.
Norharu.
June 2.
Koiham.
June 3.
Xorham.
June 5.
Xorham.
Membrane 14 — cont.
Protection witli clause volu/nus, until All Saints, for the following, going
to tlu'ir general Cistercian cliapter : —
Tlie al)l)ot of Grewedon.
The abbot of La Brucre.
The like, in Ireland, until one year after Midsummer, for Thomas son of
Maiu-ice, slaying in Enghmd.
Safe-conduct, for one year, lor Philip de Kedwelli and Hugh de Boys,
■whom Master Rieliard de Eerringes, archdeacon of Canterbury, and Ids
co-executors of the will of William de Breus are sending to Wales for the
ailminisl ration of the goods of the deceased.
Appointment of Robert de Tibotot to the manor of Lillesleye, co. Suffolk,
for such time as it is in the king's hands, by reason of the trespusses of
William de Monte Canisio, of Edwardeston, at the yearly rent of
y/. loj>'. Id., its extent.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator beyond Tient, for livery in
pui't nance.
Membrane 13.
Presentation of William de Birley, clerk, to the church of Handeswrth,
in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of Tiiomas de Furnivall, tenant
in chief, bemg in his hands ; directed to Master William de Grenefeld, canon
of York, prebendary of Lagbton in Morthing.
Presentation of Hugh de Rishton, to the vicarage of Hoghton, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the late voidance of the
abbey of St. Albans.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harlegh, king's clerk, escheator beyond Trent,
to restore the temporalities of the abbey of St. Albans to John de
Berkhamsted, one of the monks elected abbot and confirmed by the Pope.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Licence, for five years, for Thomas de Beyvill to sell to O. bishop of
Lincoln all the oaks within his wood of Siwardeshaj^e, which is within the
forest of Wanberge, and contains 7 acres by the forest perch, to reconstruct
the houses of the bisho])'s manor of Buggeden, lately burnt by misadventure.
Grant to Edmund, the king's brother, of pontage for five years for re-
pairing his bridge of Lancaster.
The like for repairing the causeway of Fulwode.
Mandate to William de Vescy, justiciary of Ireland, to restore to Roger
le Bugre and Arnold de la Graunge and others, merchants of Flanders, their
goods which have been arrested in the ports of Watreford, Yoghel, and
Cork, by reason of the dissension between the king's subjects and the
Flemings, and to defend them from molestation until AH Saints. \_Fcedera.^
The like to the constable of Bristol in favour of Terricus de la Bruere,
merchant of Bruges.
June 5.
Norham.
Membrane 13 [Schedxde No. 1),
Mandate to A. bishop of Durham, keeper of the king's land of Tyndal,
to pay to John de Swyneburn 10 marks a year, which were heretofore
granted to him, for life, out of those lands by A. sometime king of Scotland,
so long as the said land is in his custody. Et sunt patentes.
19 EDWAHI) I. 431
1291. Membrane 13 — coiit.
Mandate to William de Vescy, justiciary o!" Ireland, to rcslore to
Christiana de' Maris(;is her manor of Kilca and a moiety of the town of
Tristt'idennod, heretofore dt'niiscd In- Ix-r, toKh-imor, the late queen eon-ort,
for the life of the said Eleanor, as ajipears by chirograph (wiiieh the king
has inspected), and which hinds, upon the death of the queun, came into
the king's hands.
June 2. Protection with clause volii/nus, until a year after Michaelmas, for
Xorham. Maurice de Rupe Forti, going beyond seas.
June 1. Appointment of John de Berewik, king's clerk, to the custody, during
Norhain. ph/asiirc, of the abbey of Fountains, in the diocese of York, to api)ly the
revenues to the relief of the impoverished condition into which it has
fall* n, in spite of the rich endowments with which it was founded and
ample possessions which it has since received ; saving to the abbot and
convent their reasonable sustenance, and the relief of their debts, to be
made l>y tha s^iid John by view of the more discreet men of the abbey. No
sheriff, bailitl", or other minister or other person what-oever is to lodge
in the abbey or the granges belonging to it during the said custody.
Remission to Hugh de Luthre of the service which he owes the king,
for a serjeanty held by him in chief, and which he acknowledged to the
king at Xovhani, 19 Edward T., having come there by the king's comnumd
to perform the same.
June 10. Tiicence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Kent, fur
Norhaui. William de BrokhuU the younger to stop and enclose a road (chiminum)
at Little Chert, extending before his gate 500 feet long by 16 feet l)road,
providfMl that he make another on his ow^n ground of the same length and
breadth fur the use of the men of the said town.
Protection, with clause rogamus, for the messengers whom the master
and brethren of the military order of the house of God and St. Lazarus,
Jeru.'-alem, are sending with privileges and indulgences to collect alms to
maintain the holy banner of St. Lazarus against the enemies of tlie Cross;
and unauthorised persons collecting in their name are to be arrested.
Membrane 13 (Schedule No. 2).
Notification of an agreement between the king and John, duke of Loth[ier],
Brabant and Lenil>urch', tliat whereas tlie said duke has delivered to the
kiuir's envovs Ro^^er de 'rylemaneston and William de Carleton land to the
value of 6,000 lirres a year at Turnoy.s, in Brabant, to the use of John
his eldest son and Margaret the king's daughter, his wife, for the life of
the .said .Margaret, the king grant-* that the said duke may hold the said
lands until three years after Christma.s 1290 fur the payment of his debts ;
but that, should the king lufore the end of that term enibaik on his voyage
to the Holy Land, the said lands shall be immediately surrendered wiihoiit
waste to the said John and Margaret, saving to the duke the issues for the
.said t4'rm. French. [^I''(edera.~\
Membrane 13 — cont.
Protection with claure ndumi/.s, for one year, for: —
Henrv ie Waleys, citizen of London, going beyond .seas.
Theobald de Verdun, staying in ICngland, in Irelatid.
June 11. Safe-conduct, until Michardtnas, for the men whom John de Halliolo ia
Norham. sending to Ireland for corn, wine, and other necessaries to take to Scotland
for hiu use.
432
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1291,
Juno 1 1 .
Norluiiu.
June 10.
Norham.
June 13.
Norham.
June 12.
Norham.
Membrane 13 — cont.
The like, for one year, forEogerle Aumblur, merchant of Newcastle-on -
Tync, triiding in his ship.
The like for John de 15ailiolo and his men, wlioni he is sendinjr to Eng-
land for corn, wine, salt and other necessaries to take to Scotland for
his use.
Gi-ant to Geolfrey Justice, with the assent of the executors of the will of
Eleanor, the late queen consort, of the custody, during pleasure, of two
parts of the manor of Tutele in Tiindcseye, late of John Ferre, deceased,
who held the same of the said Eleanor by knight service, which custody is
in the king's hands by reason of the death of the queen and the minority
of the heir of the said John ; rendering at the Exchequer 40 marks a year.
Mandate to the sheriff of Lincoln to deliver seisin by indenture to the
said Geoffrey, with the oxen and other goods pertaining to the said two
parts and the issues since Michaelmas last.
Protection with clause volumus, ior one year, for Matthew Giifard, going
beyond seas.
Simple protection, for one year, for the same.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Robert de Speton, merchant of the realm
of England, trading.
Protection with clause volumns, for four years, for William de Eversle,
going to Jerusalem on pilgrimage.
Protection, during pleasure, for Mark, bishop of Sodor, going to the Isle
of Man.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Alan de Langeton, burgess and'merchant
of Newcastle-on-Tyne, trading beyond and this side seas.
Presentation of Hugh de Cressingham to the church of Uftord, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
.June 15.
Xorham.
June 22.
IJerwick-ou-
Tweed.
June 16.
Norham.
June 30.
Kerwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 12.
Letters for the abbot of Byland, going beyond seas, nominating Robert
de Cokermue and Richard de Shap his attorneys until the Purification.
The like for : —
William, bishop of Salisbury, going beyond seas, nominating William
de Tngwerby and Robert de Sutton for one year.
William de Grandisouo, staying in England on the king's service, nomi-
nating John de Bruges and William Grey in Ireland for one year.
John de Thorp, staying in Scotland on the king's service, nominating
Simon de Cleye until Christmas.
John Spring, staying in Scotland on the king's service, nominating
Rauulf Penek for one year.
Alexander de Balliolo and Isabella his wife, staying in Scotland, nomi-
nating John de Watton and William de la Dune until Michaelmas.
Reymund Willam Markeys, merchant of Gascony, nominating Rey-
mund son of Reymund Willam for four years in England.
William, archbishop of Rouen, staying beyond seas, nominating John
Chepe, clerk,- for three years.
Henry de Greneford, staying in Scotland on the king's service, nomi-
nating Henry de Lichefeld for one year.
19 EDWARD I.
433
1291.
June 15.
Nurbaiu.
June 17.
lifFwick.
June 13.
Norham.
June 14.
Norham.
June 16.
Berwick.
June 16.
Nurhum.
June 12.
Murham.
June 16.
Ik-rwick-OD-
Twced.
6S014.
Membrane 12 — cont.
Protection with clause volnmus, for; —
The abbot of Byland, going beyond seas, until the Purification.
Richard d»' Waldeshef, staying with Edmuntl, the king's brother, on
the king's service in the castle of Geddeworth, Scotland, until
Christmas.
Adam le Tayllur, staying in Scotland with the king, until Easter.
Ralph Basset of Dreyton, going to Scotland on the king's service,
until Christmas.
The following, going with the said Ralph on the king's service, until
Christmas : —
John de Clinton the younger.
William Corbisun.
John de Bodeham.
Presentation of the following to churches : —
Nicholas de Burton to the church of All Saints, of the borough of
Dorkcestre, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Owen de Monte Gomery to the church of Dudmarton, in the
diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the lands late of John de Bezill, deceased.
Odo de Kinemunth to the church of St. Santain in Man, in the diocese
of* Sodor, in the king's gift by rea.'son of the land of Man being in
his hands.
Master Alan de Wygeton to the church of St. Carber in Man, in the
king's gift as above.
Roland the Chaplain, to the church of St. Patrick, Dureby, in Man, in
the king's gift as above.
Protection, with clau.-'e volnmus, until Christmas, for the following, stay-
ing in Scotland on the king's service : —
Geoffrey de Welles.
William de Boyvill.
Robert de Ros.
William de Ros of Hamelak.
Robert de Pynkenye.
Waller Bek, staying there with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln,
Simple protection, for two years, for Elias de Wyutonia, clerk, staying
in Ireland.
Presentation of Edmund de London to the church of Herdwyk, in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by i-cason of the minority of the heir
of James Russel.
Appointment of Albricus de Fiscampo to the custody, during the
minority of the heir, of the lands in Shenle, late of Walter de Mereden,
tenant in chief, rendering 100.?. yearly.
Mandate in pursuance to the sherill.
Protection with clause volnmus, for : —
William, bishop of Salisbury, going beyond seas, for one year.
.John de Pothou, staying in Scotland on the king's service, until
Christmas.
Licence for Master Elias do Luk' and Joan bin wife to sell a third puit
of the manor of Great I'erynton, co. Essex, which they hold in chit f, to
whomsoever of the realm they will, to be held in chief.
E t
•131
CALEXDAU OF PATENT ROLLS.
12!)1.
June 17.
NtirhMin.
June 15.
Norham.
June 20.
IJerwick-on-
Twted.
June 14.
Norham.
June 14.
Noiham.
Membrane 12 — cont.
Protection, with clause rolumns, until Christmas, for John de Steyngreve,
st«}in«j in Scotland on the king's service.
The like, until Christmas, for the following, staying in Scotland with
Roger do Mubray on the king's service : —
Nicholas de Yokflete.
John de Wastencys.
Thomas do Colevill.
John de Blaby.
Milo de Stapelton.
Adam de Pyketon.
The like, until Christmas, for Giles de Trumpyton, staying in Scotland
on the king's service, with Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln.
The like, until Christmas, for Robert de Malo Lacu, staying in Scotland
ou the king's service.
The like, for two years, for John Constantyn, going to Jerusalem.
Tlie like, until Christmas, for Roger de Mubray, staying in Scotland on
the king's service.
The like for John de Thorp, staying as above.
Safe-conduct, for five years, for Robert Oliveri of Berwick-on-Tweed,
merchant, for himself and his men, trading.
Protection with clause volumiis, until Christmas, for Peter de Malo Lacu,
staying in Scotland on the king's service.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Meuros.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Robert de Shirlonde,
staying in Scotland on the king's service with Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln.
The like, until Christmas, for the following, staying in Scotland on the
king's service : —
Richard de Rosco.
Alan le Zusche.
Gilbert de Briddeshal.
Elias de Hauvill.
Pardon, at the instance of Master John de Lacy, king's clerk, to William
de Chaddesden, clerk, for breaking from the gaol of Wysebeche. The said
William was lately taken for certain robberies and ether crimes and kept in
the gaol of Cambridge, and upon delivery of the said gaol by the justices
was handed over to Hugh, sometime bishop of Ely, according to privilege
of clergy, and was by him delivered to the king's gaol of Wysebeche.
June 20.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 14.
Norham.
June 20.
Berwick.
Membrane 11.
Presentation of Robert de Burndisshe to the church of Lauvare, in Xhe
diocese of London.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for the following,
staying in Scotland on the king's service : —
John de London.
Ralph de Gorges.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for John le Bnni of Holleslegh, merchant
of the realm, and his men, going along the coast for purposes of business in
I
1!) KDWAHI) I.
■135
1291.
June 16.
Norham.
June 22.
Nurham.
June 24.
Ber»ick-on-
Twfcd.
June 23.
IJtTvrick.
June 24.
Bcr»ick-on-
Twewl.
June 21.
l{4rwick-<)n-
'I'weeM.
June 25.
l{«T\vick-on-
Twee<l.
June 24.
iirrw'ck-oti-
July 1.
H"Twick-on-
Twied.
Mem branc 11 — con t .
a ship called Godi/er, which he lately bou<^lit at Berewik, while the kirij;
wjvs there, from John le Clerk of Uokeshurjjh, burgess of Berwick, for
31 nmrk.s 6*. \<d. ; and if anyone hixs any right or claim in the said ship he
is to come to th«' king's court for justice.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Cjuy Ferre, staying
in Scotland on the king's service.
Simple protection for two years, for John de Seleby of York.
The like, in Ireland, for five years, for the abbot and convent of
St. Thomas, Dublin, founded by the king's ancestors.
Pardon to Kobert de Sutton, canon of the priory of Newstead in Shire-
wode, of all trespasses of vert and venison or other trespasses in the said fore^st
until Midsummer, 19 Edward I., proviiled that he trespass no more.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for : —
Terricus de Alemannia, staying in Scotland on the king's .service.
William de Vallibus, stiiying there with Kobert, bishop of Bath and
Wells, chancellor.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for Thomas le Joefne and Joidan his son,
burges.ses and merchants of Berewyk-on-Tweed, trading in the king's
dominions.
Mandate to the prior of Leycestre to show John de Havering, knight,
seneschal of Gascony, the letters or instruments deposited in his charge \\\
Edmund, the king's brother, and to deliver to him those which touch Simon,
sometime earl of Leicester, and Eleanor his wife, the king's aunt.
Inspe.rimns of letters patent dated Winchester, 26 December,
56 Henry III., being the appointment of Poncius de ^lora, king's mer-
chant, as ganger to see that tuns of wine brought to the realm are of
the right ancient mea.sure, who for executing the said office is to tak«i
\(1. from every tun sold, to wit, \d. from the seller and )-,d. from the buyer ;
with mandate that this ordinance is to be duly observed.
Protection with clause volumus, for three years, for: —
Geoffrey de Langeleye, going beyond seas.
David de Offinton, going to Ireland on the service of Gilbert de Clare,
earl of Gloucester and Hertford.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for Geoffrey le Cuteler of Berwick -on -
Tweed, merchant, and his men, trading.
Grant to Edmund, the king's kinsman, of the county of Poiithieu during
the minority of Edward, the king's son and heir. [Fiedera.^
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Adam Tropind to the abbot
and convent of Lesnes of 4 acres of land in Lesues.
Protection with clau.se volumus^ for: —
William de Ramescye, staying in Scotlaud with the bisliop of Bath and
Wells, for one year.
Bogo de Clare, going beyond seas, for three years.
(trant to the bailiffs and goo<l men of Kilkenny of murage for four years
from the feast of St. Peter a«l Vincula next.
Grant to the burgesses of York of murage for five years from tho
said feast.
K K 2
4.16
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
^ .jj^^ Membrane 11 — cont.
Jiint' 2(i ^Mandate to sheriffs and bailiffs in England and Ireland, at the instance
Berwick-oii- ^^ Rotitandiis de Soler[ia], citizen of Bordeaux, to aid William de la
Tweed. Landa, merchant of Bordeaux, or his proctor, to recover his debts by mer-
chant law, for three years.
June 20.
Korhaiu.
June 20.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 26.
Berwick.
June 26.
Berwick on-
Twced.
June 25.
Berwick on-
Tweed.
June 27.
Norham.
June 26.
Berwick-on»
Tweed.
Membrane 10.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Christchurch, Canterbury, of land in the suburb of Canterbury, viz., by
Alexander son of William Cokyn of Canterbury, 5 acres and 1 rood of
meadow ; by Robert son of John Coky, 3 roods of meadow ; by William
de Fordwyco and Matthew le Pestur, \ acre of meadow.
The like to the same, by Richard de Derby, of 28 acres of land in Newton
and Waleworth ; by Alexander le Seler, of 5^ acres of land in the said
towns ; by Guy Fikeys, of 1 acre of land in the same ; by John Russel, of
1 acre of land in the same ; by Robert Passelegh, of 2 acres of meadow in
Mersteham.
Exempton of Nigel le Brun from being put upon assizes, juries, inqui-
sitions or recognisances for such time as he is engaged in Ireland or out
of it in the affairs of Richard de Bui'go, earl of Ulster, and his household.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for the following, stay-
ing in Scotland on the king's service : —
Henry Cheval.
Walter de Teye.
Robert de Fineans, staying there with Guy Ferre.
Nicholas de Cokefeld, staying there with the king.
Grant to John Rys and Hugh de Bruges of the custody, during the
minority of the heir, of the manors of Audlangport and Fydun, late of
Margery de Rupella, tenant in chief, rendering at the Exchequer of Dublin
the extent theieof made by Walter de la Haye, escheator of Ireland.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Oliver Wych of Great
Yarmouth to the prior and Carmelite Friars of a messuage there.
Licence for the alienation in rjortmain to the master and brethren of the
Knights Templars in England by Robert le Mareschal of a toft and
18 acres of land in Rouston, and by Robert de Holemere of a bovate of land
in Morton.
The like to the prior and convent of Nocton Park, viz., by Anketin son of
Jordan de Stretton, of a toft and a bovate of land in Stretton in Stowe
St. Mary ; by Richard son of Thomas, of a toft and a bovate of land there ;
by Sabina late the wife of Joceus le Pestur of Naveuby, of a toft in
Navenby.
Pardon to Benedict de Barton of Lincoln, now imprisoned in Lincoln
gaol on suspicion of the death of Richaid de Bevercotes, as it appears by
inquisition before the sheriff and coroners of Linct)ln that lie is not guilty.
Exemption, for three year.*, of Walter le Rus of Tilbery, who is in the
service of Otto de Grandisouo, from being put upon assizes, juries or recog-
nisances.
Licence for the prior and convent of Merton to enclose their wood of
Kingeswode, in the parish of Ewell, co. Surrey, which is of their own soil
and without the bounds of the forest, and which they hold by grant of the
king's progenitors.
19 EDWAKD I
437
1291.
June 28.
Berwickon-
Tweed.
June 28.
Berwick-on-
Twetd.
June 28.
Bt-rwick.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Grant to the bailiflFs and good men of Waterford of murage for four
years from the feast of St. Peter ud Viucula next.
Mandate to all merchants and masters (rectoribus) of ships who are not
of the land of the heirs of Walter the Marshal, late earl of Pembroke, in
Leinster, going with ships and merchandise to Ireland, to observe at their
peril the ordinance of Henry III., which the king also, by letters patent
under the seal which he then used, caused to be proclaimed; to wit, that no
ship not of the said land go to Ros or the Island, or touch there with
wines or other merchandise to trade, under pain of forfeiture, because
the city of Waterford, at the port of which they ought to touch, was much
deteriorated thereby, and the king deprived of his rights and customs.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
John de Castello, staying in Scotland on the king's service with Henry
de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, until Christmas.
John son of Thomas, staying in England with the archbishop of Dublin,
for one year in Ireland.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for Roger Brockur and William his sou,
king's merchants of Berwick-on-Tweed, and their men, trading.
June 24.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 25.
Norbam.
June 20.
Norhain.
June 26.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Mehbrane 9.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger Grimet and Cecily his
wife to the prior and convent of Helagh Park of a messuage and a
carucate of land in Jarum.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
John de Havering, going to Gascony on the king's special affairs, for
three years.
William de Clere, clerk, going to the court of Rome, for three years.
Matthew de Taney, staying in Scotland on the king's service with Peter
de Shaunipvent, until Christmas.
Walter de Huntercumb, staying in Scotland on the king's service,
until Christmas.
Henry de Colevill, staying in Scotland with Peter de Chaumpvent, until
Christmas.
Walter de Brisewrth, staying in Scotland by the king's command, until
Christmas.
Peter de Brumpton, staying in Scotland, as above.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Humbersteyn, notwithstanding the
statute of mortmain, to enclose with a hedge and dike 40 feet in bre^idth of
the king's marsh of Tikehull surrounding the court of their place there
for the enlargement of the said place.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for : —
Geoffrey le Cutyler, citizen and merchant of Berwick, trmling.
Arnald de Talesun, merchant of Gascony, trading.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for the following, stay-
ing in Scotland on the king's service : —
William «1«' Hraytoft.
Richard de Hrinimefgrave.
Roger son of Roger.
Adam de Narburgh.
John dc Clu\ cringes.
43S ('ALKNJ)A1{ OF PATEJJT 1U)LLS.
Membrane 9 — cont.
iL'Dl. Safe-conduct for :—
.Iiiiio '2H. Aiiialbinus do Tcrriz, burgess of St. Emilion, trading in a ship called
H.iwiok-iin- Ln Lopside, which he hired of Edward Uelbek, burgess of la Mote,
' "^^li- for two years.
The said Anialbinus de 'J'erriz, Peter Aycardy, Gilbert Aycardi his son,
burgesses of St. Emilion {Miliani), Adam Brun and Adam Chely,
coming to Ireland and elsewhere with wine, corn, hides, wool and
other goods.
John Oter of Berwick, merchant, and his men, trading, for two years.
J line 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Ripariis to the
]>ti«ick-on- piior and convent of Wirksop of 4 bovates of land in Brampton by
Iwced. Donecastre.
Ratification of the appointment, by the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer, Dublin, by letters patent under their seal, for ten years from
Michaelmas, 19 Edward I., of Thomas son of Alexander de London, king's
clerk, to the king's lands of Bochercolin, with a moiety of the mill of
Thathnaveny.
Protection, with clause volumvs, until Christmas, for the following,
staying in Scotland on the king's service : —
Peter de Rippeleye, staying with John de Sothill.
John de SothuU.
Hubert de Multon, staying with the bishop of Durham.
William de Warthole, staying with the said Hubert.
July 2. Robert Herun<
Biiwick-ou- Richard de Brimmesgrave.
Iweed. John le Wayte of Wyndesore.
Philip de Legh, staying with Walter de Huntercumbe.
Laurence Flamberd.
Robert de Lathum, staying with the bishop of Durham.
July 3. Simple protection, until the Purification, for the abbot of Newminster,
Berwick-on- going beyond seas.
Tweed.
June 20. Exemption of John de Capella from being put upon assizes, juries or
Berwick-on- recognisances in Leland, until three years after Midsummer.
Tweed.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walter Brian to the prior and
convent of Sempryngham of a toft and a bovate of land in Stowe by
Byrthorp.
Protection, with clause volumus, for : —
Henry de Lathum, staying in Ireland on the king's service with William
de Vescy, for one year.
The like, until Christmas, for the following, staying in Scotland with
the king: —
John le Fauconer.
Richard le Keu of Heitwell.
Brian son of Alan.
William Sampson.
July (5. The like, until the Purification, for the abbot of Alnewyk, going to his
Col(liii<rhaiii, general Premonstratensian chapter,
Scotland.
The like, until Christmas, for the following, staying in Scotland on the
kinii's service : —
o
Ralph de Rocheford, staying with Richard de Bo6CO.
Master John de Keuleye the younger.
10 EDWAHl) i.
rs'j
1291. Mimbranc I) — vont.
Gilbert «le Lindeseyo, staying with the earl of Heruforil and Essex.
William de Cantilupo.
Nicholas de Segrave.
Heniy son of Nicholas de Segrave,
July 21. The like, until Martinmas, for the abbot of Vaiidey, going to his general
St. Andrews, Cistercian chapter.
Scotland.
July 4. Safe-conduct, for five years, for William de Orford, burgess and merchant
Berwick. of Berwick-ou-Tweed, trading.
July 3.
BtTwick-oii-
Twffd.
June 26.
Herwick-ou-
Twi'cd.
July 4.
B«^rHick-on-
Twecd.
July 4.
15*rwick-oii-
Tweed.
July 4.
iUrwitk-on-
Twetd.
July 8.
Haddington,
.*<collaii(l.
.July «.
'I'liiirRton,
ijcotland.
Mem BRAN E 8.
Grant, for life, to John son of Henry Hoker of Eaumburgh, ehajilain,
of the custody of the hospital of St. Mary Magdalene, Baumburgh, in like
manner as previous keepers.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Breche to the prior
and convent of monks of Thetfordof a mill in Brom by Eye.
Simple protection in Ireland, for three years, for Hugh Hune of Ire-
land, staying in England for study.
Exemption of Richard Hastyn from being put upon assizes, juries or
recognisjinces in Ireland while be is on the service of Master John de
Keulegh, king's clerk.
Safe-conduct, for three years, for the abbot of Hulme, who is constantly
obliged to send men to Ireland to buy corn and victuals for the abbey.
Pardon to Walter de Thorneton of his outlawry for arson, robbery, Sic.
at Boston fair, as it appears that he was in distant parts at the time that he
was put in exigent; provided that he surrender at Lincoln gaol before a forl-
niglit after Michaelmas, and answer touching the said felonies.
Confirmation of a transfer by Guy Ferre to Walter de Langeton, king's
clerk, keeper of the wardrobe, of a grant, lately made to him, of the custody,
during the minority of the heir, of the manor of Tuirok, lately h«'ld by
knight 8er\ice by Bartholomew de Briaunzun, deeeas<d, of John de Britannia,
earl of Richmond, who formerly granted the ^aid custody, with wards, reliefs,
escheats and the advowson of the church ot the said manor, saving dowt is
to Elianor, the late (jueen consort.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheritf of Essex.
Grant to Robert de Bree, citizen and merchant of Dublin, an Irishman,
in extension of a furnn-r grant to him, for life, to use f^nglish laws, that hi-,
his heirs and whole progeny may lor ever use English law aiul eiistoui in
Ireland, that tliey shall not heneeforlh be trit-d by any laws but iho
English, and that in life and death they may enjoy English liberty.
Letters for the abbot of Xewminstcr, going to his general Cistercian
chapter, nominating John de Thi>rnton, his fellow monk, and Thomas
LamlM; his attorneys.
Presentation of Master Wiilium ile (innifelil, king's clerk, and of his
hoii.M-hold, to the church of Little liaiifaic, in the diocese of London, with
requoHt to the bishop to admit, him, as tin- king desin>s his promotion, i\o\-
witli>taii(ling a later pns4nlntion of Kob» rt de Bunidi^h, dcik, to the tame
churcli, whiili uusmadein lorg'llulne>s.
440
CALENDAR OF PATKNT ROLLS.
ll^Ol.
July 11.
Linlithgow
(Lhtliscu).
July 10.
Edinburgh
^^ Castrum
Puellarum'),
July 12.
Stirling.
July 10.
Edinburgh.
July 10.
Ediuburgh.
Aug. 8.
Berwick-ou-
Tweed.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Confirmation of the appointment, under the Irish seal, of Johnde Hacche
the younger, king's clerk, to the custody, during pleasure, of the rolls and
writs of the justices next going on eyre in Ireland,
Mandate to Ralph Codon, bailiff of Serk and Aurneye, to deliver the
farm of the said islands and all arrears thereof to Denys de Tillebury,
clerk of Otto de Grandisono, appointed to receive the same, with the
king's consent, by R. bishop of Bath and Wells, general attorney of the
said Otto, who is staying in the Holy Land on God's service.
The like to Master William de Sancto Remigio, bailiff of Gernes'.
The like to Peter de Arcys, bailiff of Gerseye.
Lettei's of protection {sic) for William le Fiz Glay, staying in England on
the king's service, nominating John Briscop and Richard de Poleswrth
[his attorneys] in Ireland for three years.
Writ of aid for Hugh de Eyton, king's clerk, attorney of R. bishop of
Bath and Wells, chancellor, executor of the will of Robert de Stapelton,
from whom at his death divers debts were due to the king for the time that
he was on the king's service in Ireland. The bishop sends the said Hugh
to enquire touching the stock, corn, wool, wards, escheats, farms, lands
held for term of years, money, jewels, armour and other goods and debts due
to the said Robert in Ireland : to sue for all such goods and debts, levy and
collect the same and take them into the king's hand, so that, the king being
paid, the bishop may dispose of the residue as he thinks best for the good
of the soul of the said Robert: and, in conjunction with Walter de la
Haye, escheator of Ireland, to extend the lands of the said Robert in
Ireland.
Grant to Hugh de Elaund and Richard de Radeclive, for two years, of a
custom on goods for sale taken across the causeway of Blakesteynegge, to
be applied to its repair.
Exemption of Gilbert Sikelfot of Suthoure, for three years, from being
put upon assizes, juries or recognizances.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Whitcherche to the
abbot and convent of Evesham of a messuage, two virgates of land and 30*.
in rent in Acheslenche and Bening worth.
Letters for John son of Thomas, staying in England, nominating Roger
Russel and John de Hecche his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Aug, 2.
Coldstream.
Aug. 4.
Bcrwick-on-
Tweed,
Aug, 6.
Btr\vick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 7.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for the following, staying
in Scotland on the king's service : —
Norman de Arcy.
T? Vi f d A f staying with the said Norman.
Henry de la Rivere.
William de Braitoft.
Simple protection, for one year, for William de Hamelton, clerk.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for the following, staying
in Scotland on the king's service : —
James de Multon, staying with Ralph Basset of Drayton.
John de Segrave.
John le Tyeys, staying with Brian son of Alan.
19 EDWARD I.
Ill
1291.
Auj;. 10.
Berwick-ou-
Tweed.
Membrane 7 — cont.
The like, for two years, for : —
Gerard de Camvill, going to Ireland.
John de Barry, in Ireland, staying in England.
The same John, in England, going beyond seas.
Simple protection for : —
The abbot and convent of Melros for one year.
The prior and convent of Lancastre for two years.
Reginald le Clerk of Arr' without term.
Willelma, late the wife of Gilbert Askalok of Gaweye.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, in Ireland, for Roger
Andrea, staying in England.
Simple protection, for three years, for Robert Oliver, burgess of Berwick-
on-Tweed.
Aug. 17.
Alnwick.
Protection, for one year, for Adam de Toftes of Norwich, staying by the
king's command on the munition of the castle of Rokesburgh.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for William, prior of
(Grantham.) Lentou, going beyond seas.
Safe -conduct for : —
Simon de Carleton, burgess and merchant of Newcastle-on-Tyne, and
his men, trading, for two years.
John de Aberden, merchant of Berwick, trading, for two years.
H. bishop of Whithern (Candide Case) and his men in Ireland,
going with ships to Ireland to buy corn, wine and other victuals, for
him and his household, for five years.
Thomas de Beyremore, trading, for two years.
Ausr. .30.
Aug. 4.
Berwick-on
Tweed.
Aug. 8.
Herwick-on-
Tweed.
Aug. 10.
Chatton.
Aug. i"!.
Berwick,
Scotland.
Aug. 8.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Aug. 9.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Aug. 7.
Berwick-on-
Twecd.
John de Dowaco, merchant, whom John de Soules is sending to France
to purvey, until Midsummer.
Presentation of Roger de Abboteslegh to the church of Lynche, in the
diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
lands and heir of Ralph de Stopham.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Capella to the prior
and Augustinian Friars of Newcastle-on-Tyne of a messuage in Penrith.
Letters for William de Spineto, staying in Ireland, nominating Ralph son
of Ranulph de Castello of Cotton and Robert son of Walter de Hereford his
attorneys for two years.
Grant and restitution to Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk, marshal of
England, and Alice his wife, and the heirs of the said Roger, of the manors
of SufFeud, Castre and Seenges, co. Norfolk, Pesenhalo, co. Suffolk, Dover-
court, CO. Essex, and Kenet, in the counties of Cambridge and Suflblk, which
the king formerly had of the gift of the said earl by charter.
Protection with clause volumns, in Ireland, for: —
John de Fuleburn, coming to England, until two years after
Michaelmas.
Reginald de Dene, in Ireland, staying in England, for two years.
Safe-conduct for : —
Alan de Langetou, burgess and merchant of Berwick-on-Tweed, trading,
for two year.".
Peter de Coventrc, merchant of Berwick-on-Twecd, for three vears.
142
CALENDAR OF I'A'J'ENT ROLLS.
1201.
All-. 11.
BiTwick-OD-
Tweed.
Au«;. 8.
Berwick.
Ancr. 12.
Berwick-ou-
Tweed.
Aug. 14.
ChattoD.
Aug. 1.
Roxburgh.
Aug. 13.
Chatton.
Aug. 23.
Thir.^k
(^Thres/i).
Membrane 7 — cont. ■
Lottors for Thomas son of Maurice, staying in England, nominating
Jolin (Ic Tiutagel and William son of llobert his attorneys in Ireland
until Midsummer.
John deHurle, bringing news of the death of Albra, late abbess of PoUes-
worth, has letters of licence to elect.
Letters for Roger Andreu, staying in England, nominating Richard de
Carrik and Walter de Eton his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Falcinus Galgani of Florence, king's
merchant, whom the king is sending to Gascony on his special affairs.
Grant to William Inge, king's serjeant, of 20/. a year for his expenses as
long as he is engaged in pursuing and defending the king's affairs.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Rye to the prior
and convent of of . . land and . . meadow.
Vacated because cancelled and altered as below.
Mandate of the king as superior lord of Scotland to A. bishop of
Caithness, chancellor of Scotland, to cause a writ under the seal deputed
for the government of the realm of Scotland to be directed to the keeper of
the forest of Clacmanan to allow Brian de Jayo, preceptor of the Knights
Templars in Scotland, to have four oaks fit for timber by gift of the king.
Presentation of Master Thomas Cantok to the church of Herdewyk, in
the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the lands and heir
of James Russel, tenant in chief, being in his hands.
Safe-conduct for men sent by Robert le Brus, earl of Carrik, to Ireland
to buy and bring to Carrik in Scotland corn, wine and other necessaries.
The like, for one year, for Henry de Podio, going beyond seas on the
king's special affairs.
Notification that the king has admitted Master Hugucio, chaplain of the
Pope, in consideration of his behaviour an^ deserts, to be a king's clerk.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by the sheriff of North-
ampton, for the Friars Minors of Northampton to unite the course of a
spring called * Triwell,' now running in three directions between the towns
of Northampton and Thorp, and to lead it by a subterranean conduit to their
house, provided that they indemnify the persons who have land in the field
through which the conduit will be taken for the damage, which is estimated
at one mark, if the lands be sown at the time.
Aug. 30.
Grantham.
Membrane 6.
Signification to the bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of Catherine de Appelby, nun of PoUeswrth, to be abbess.
Presentation of Robert de Middelton to the church of Ufford, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
The like of Master Henry Sampson the younger to the church of Inge-
worth, in the diocese of Norwich.
Letters for the abbot of Gerwedon, going to his general Cistercian chapter,
nominating brothers John de Sutton and Laurence de Hoctoa his attorneys
until All Saints.
19 EUWAIU) I.
443
1201.
Sept. 5.
Woodstock.
Sept. 10.
Amesburv.
Sept. IG.
Dvvizes.
Sept. 21.
Devizes.
Oct. 3.
Bristol.
Oct. 7.
Uristol.
All^. 3 J.
Graiithuiii.
S«-pt. 1.
liurtun Lazars,
Sept. 11.
Ameabury.
Sept. 12.
Aracsbun-.
Sept. 17.
Dfvizcs.
Sept. 20.
Devizes.
Sept. 10.
Anictibury.
Sept. 1 1 .
A^lt•^blJrJ•.
Membrane 6 — cont.
The like for : —
Gerard de Caumvill, going to Ireland, nooiinatiug William de
Caumviil and Thoiiia.s de Caumvill for two years.
The abbot of Aunay, staying beyond seas, nominating Albinus called
^ Infer nu$^ and Robert called ' Custos,' for three years.
Thomas de CIiabl)enore, staying in England, nominating William de
Arundel and William de Morton for three years in Ireland.
John de Burleye, staying in England, nominating William de Arundel
for three years in Ireland.
Geoffrey de Caumvile, going to Ireland, nominating William le Graunt
and William Poleyn for two years.
The abbot of Montebourg, staying beyond seas, nominating Eichard
de Crienciis and Anketil Turgot for three years.
The abbot of Bruerne, going to his general Cistercian chapter, nomi-
nating Alan de Shesnecote and Richard de Ledeburn, his fellow
monks, until All Saints.
John de Sancto Johanne, going beyond seas on the king's special
affaii"s, nominating Thomas de fiasinges and Ralph dc Hoo, chaplain,
until Midsummer.
Hugh de Turbervill and Joan his wife, staying in Wales, nominating
Roger de Verdun for two years.
The abbess of Fontevraud, staying beyond seas, nominating Henry de
Edrinton and Adam Saffran for five years.
Ralph de Picheford, staying in England, nominating Jordan Lagheles
for one year in Ireland.
Grant, for life, to Ralph de Rede, for long service to Eleanor, the king's
mother, of the custody of the parks of HeleweU and Stretton, with an
allowance of 2d. a day from the bailiff there.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiff.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
The abbot of Pipewell, going to his general Cistercian chapter, until
All Saints.
Master William de Bomyne, going beyond seas, for one year.
Joan, late the wife of Theobald le Butiler, going to Ireland, for two
years.
John Carbonel, going beyond seas, for one year.
Philip de Say, clerk of Roger le Estraunge, going with him beyond
sens, until a fortnight after Easter.
John, archbishop of York, primate of England, going beyond seas,
until a year after Martinmas.
John de Saucto Johanno, going beyond seas on the king's special
affairs, until Midsummer.
Geoffrey de Oeynevill, gone beyond seas, for one year.
Acquittance to Richard de la Lindc, king's clerk, for the jiayment,
11 S«'pteml)er, to Walter de Langeton, king'« clerk, keeiHjr of the wanlrobe,
of 400 marks in which he made; fine with the king for trespns.ses alleged
against him.
fnspcrimus and confirmation of letters jMitent, dated Westminster,
10th February, 42 Henry III., being a grant to Walter, bishop of
414
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1291.
Sept. 11.
Amesbury.
Sept. 11.
Amesburj'.
Sept. 11.
Amesbury.
Sept. 18.
Devizes.
Sept. 27.
Devizes.
Aug. 12.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Sept. 17.
Devizes.
]\Ieinbrane 6 — cont.
Worcester — after reciting a former grant to him of pleas of unjust
naiim in all his lands and fees and those of the prior of Worcester,
and within his whole liberty in the county of Worcester, and of all profits
arising therefrom — that, although in the final concord matle in the king's
court between the said bishop and William de Bello Campo, sheriff of
Worcester, it was agreed that in case the bishop or his successors were
impleaded of unjust naam the amercement of the bishop as well as of the
plaintiff should fall to the king, nevertheless the bishop shall have the
amercement of the plaintiff if he is of the fee or liberty of the bishop or
his church and if the plea is made in the county ; saving to the king
only the bishop's amercement, the amount thereof, as well as the plaintiff's
amercement, to be taxed by the county and coroners according to the
quantity of the offence, and in like manner as though the amercement were
to remain to the sheriff.
Roger de Barkeby and Geoffrey de Leycestre, canons of Leicester, bring-
ing news of the death of W. late abbot of Leicester, have letters of licence
to elect.
Confirmation of a grant made by Eleanor, the king's mother, in her
lifetime, to Adam de Richemund, then her Serjeant, of the manor of Pul-
hampton, for life.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Forde to hold in mortmain the
80 acres of land in Cernemue which they have of the gift of William de
la Bereue, deceased, who held the said land of them.
Letters for Imerius, abbot of Bee, nominating Theobald de Cambrem',
general proctor of the abbot and convent in England, as their attorney in
England until four years after Michaelmas.
Grant to the executors of the will of Eleanor, the king's mother, that
they may hold her lands with the Michaelmas farms, rents and issues fi'om
Monday the day after Midsummer's day, 19 Edward L, which was the day of
her death, until the day after Michaelmas, for the execution of her will.
Mandate in pursuance to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer.
Mandate to the farmers of Southampton, Worcester, Basingestok,
Gloucester, the barton of Bath, Andovere, Portesmuth, Waltham, Oxford
Mills, Wich, Cantebrigg, Kingeston, Colecestre, Aulton, Cocham, Haver-
ing, Middelton, Wynton, Derteford, Devises, de la Huse de Chippeham, to
pay their farms to the said executors. \^Fcedera.']
See the schedule for the hinges daughter, nun of Amesbury, [^The
schedule is missing.^
Licence for the alienation in frank almoin by William de Rithre and
Lucy his wife to the prior and convent of Boulton of 12 aci'es of meadow
in Rithre, in exchange for as much meadow, and of 2 acres of meadow
there.
Mandate to the justiciary, sheriffs and other ministers of Ireland to assist
brother Reymund, general minister of the order of Friars Minors, and
other brethren appointed by him to discharge his office in Ireland, that they
may freely correct the excesses of the brethren according to the discipline
of their order, and restrain those who rebel against it ; with mandate to all
the king's subjects in Ireland to be obedient and attentive in the premises.
Pardon to William de Codenovere, bailiff of Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, at the instance of the said earl, of all rancour and indignation
against him by reason of trespasses committed by him or other the earl's
baiUffs and foresters in Wales to the present date.
19 EinVAUD I.
415
1291.
Sept. 10.
Amesburv.
St-pt. 12.
LavingtoD.
Sept 10.
Amesburv.
Membrane 5.
Commission to Robert Malet and William de Bereford to enquire, by
jury of the county of Oxford, touching the trespass which, as it appears
by trustworthy evidence, Guy, master of the Knights Templars in Eng-
land, brother William de Sautery, brother Roger de Giselham, Roger
le Mouner, Adam le Mouner, the prior of St. Fredeswyde's, Oxford, brother
Thomas de Risburgh and brother John de Saundon have committed in
raising the pond of the mills of the said ma.sler and prior and narrowing
the sluices of the said mills in Cuvelegh and in the suburb of Oxford, to
the damage of the king and of his manor of Hediudon and of his lands in
Mershton, in the said suburb, since the first transfretation of Henry III.
into Gascony ; and to reduce them to their former state.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Brabazun and Gilbert de
Roubury, by jury of the county of Leicester, touching the persons who
by night threw down the dikes {fossnta) of A. bishop of Durham at
Baggewrth and Thornton, and carried away his corn growing there.
The like to Oliver Dynaunt and Robert de Radinton, on complaint by
Peter, bishop of Exeter, that whereas a whale, by an inundation of the sea,
was cast upon his land at Teyukton, co. Devon, within his liberty, which
by charters of the king's ancestors fell to him as wreck of the sea, certain
persons carried away the same by night.
The like to Ralph de Sandwico and Ralph de Berners, on petition of
the accused, touching Ranulph, parson of tlie church of Thornedon, William
le Parker of Badewe and John de Galingal of Colecestre, taken and detained
in the Tower of London for bi'eaking the king's park of Langham, co.
Essex, and carrying away deer; and also touching Richard Gulafre, taken
and detained there for receiving Elias son of John Elys, John and Oliver,
brothers of the said Elias, who are in the prison of Colecestre on the same
charge.
Sept. 18.
Devizes.
Sept. 20.
JJevizes.
Sept. 18.
Devizes.
Sept. 19.
Devizes.
Sept. 24.
Devizes.
Membrane 4.
Admission of William de Wyntreburn, chaplain, upon testimony of his
good conversation, to the custody of the hermitage by Cripelegate, London,
provided that he behave himself well and honourably, that he devote himself
to his sacred office, minister to brother Robert, the hermit of the place, who
is feeble, and maintain him in u fitting manner for as long as he lives.
Licence for Brian son of Alan to strengthen with a wall of stone and
lime and crenellate his dwelling-house of Kilwardeby, co. York.
Notification that Master William de Sancto Botulpho, king's clerk, has
long been in the king's service and served well and faithfully, wherefore
the king acknowledges him as his special clerk.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod dainnmn made by Roger le Strange,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for John Fillol to impark his wood
called Wykhey, within the bounds of the forest of Essex, and containing
80 acres by the forest perch.
Protection with clause volunius, until a fortnight after Easter, for: —
Roger le Eslraunge, going beyond seas on the king's affairs by com-
mand of the king.
Henry de Urtiaoo, his knight, going with him.
Grant to Joan wife of John Wake of the marriage of Thomas son and
heir of Robert de Greylly, tenant in chief, to the use of one of the sisters
of the said tlohn.
446
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
121)1.
Sept. 21.
Devizes.
Sept. 21.
Devizes.
Sept. 22.
Devizes.
Sept. 20.
Devizes.
Sept. 25.
Devizes.
Sept. 24.
Devizes.
Oct. 5.
Bristol.
Membrane 1 — cont.
Mandate to the constable of the castle of Marleberg to deliver to Lady
Isabella, lady of Fenes, the king's kinswoman, the houses of the said castle,
which the kinj; has lent her to dwell in during pleasure, and to permit
her to take from the forest firewood for her hearth as long as she stays
there.
Mandate to Roger le Strange, justice of the forest this side Trent, to
permit her to take the said firewood in the forest.
Signification to the bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
of AVilliam de Malverne, canon of St. Mary des Pres, Leicester, as abbot.
Letters for Guy de Foresta, master of the Knights Templars in Eng-
land, Scotland and Ireland, who is now laid up by an infirmity, nominating
brothers John deMohun and William de la Forde his attorneys for one year.
Grant in fee simple to Philip de Monte Gomery, king's yeoman, of the
manor of Thorp, co. Northampton, which Simon de Throp held in chief,
and which the king seized because he alienated the same to the said Philip
without licence.
Vacated because it has been found that Simon de Throp did not hold of
the king in chief in the said town, but that he held in the said town half a
kniffhfs fee of William de Fades by reason of the honor of Chokes,
whereby the homage which the said Philip did thereof to the king is
annulled and extinguished, and Philip remains thereof in the homage of
the said fVilliam.^ saving the king's right.
Grant to Walter de Sakevill and John his brother of the custody of
Bai'tholomew de Sakevill, who has been rendered insane by a blow on the
head, and of his lands, until he returns to sane memory ; provided that out
of the issues thereof they find necessaries for the said Bartholomew and his
household in a fitting manner.
Appointment of Stephen de Penecestre, during pleasure, to the custody
of the body, lands and goods of John son of Nicholas Wacelin, an idiot
from birth ; the said John to be reasonably maintained.
Grant to William de Vescy, who has graciously granted the king a fifteenth
of the moveables of his men and tenants within his liberties in Ireland, in
like manner as he and other the king's faithful subjects had lately done iu
England, that the said concession shall not be to his prejudice or be drawn
into a precedent.
The like for : —
William de Valencia, the king's imcle.
Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford.
Exemption, during pleasure, of Richard Guydochion[is], Henry de
Podio, Ricardinus Bonefacii and their fellows, king's merchants of Lucca,
from murage throughout the realm.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
Robert Body, going with Roger le Strange beyond seas, until Mid-
summer.
Robert Hastang, staying in England, for one year.
John de Havering, clerk, going to Gascony on the king's service with
John de Havering, seneschal of Gascony, for one year.
Henry le Waleys, citizen of London, going to Gascony with the said
seneschal, for one year.
Robert Hastang, staying in England, for one year in Ireland.
IS) EDWAKD 1.
417
Oct. 5.
Bristol.
Oct. G.
Hri-^tol.
1291. Mtunbrane A — cont.
Oct. 23. Robert, bishop of Cork, staying in England, for one year in Ire-
Aberpavenny. land.
Simple protection, for one year, for John de Penebrugg.
Protection, with clause rolumtis, for: —
Oct. 26. William de Batesford, staying in Scotland on the king's service, until
Abergavenny. Midsummer.
John de la Haye, parson of the church of Alewestou, going to Paris to
study, for three years.
Lewis de la Pole, going to the court of Rome as king's messenger
with Roger le Strange, for one year.
Margaret de Columbar[iis], Sibyl de Bruer' and Sarra de Meriet, nuns of
St. Edward's, Shaftesbury, bringing news of the death of Joan, their late
abbess, have letters of licence to elect.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent, to restore the
temporalities of the abbey of St. Mary des Pres, Leycestre, to William de
Malvernia, one of the ainons, elected abbot.
The like to Thomas de Normanvill, escheator beyond Trent.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Oct. 8. John de Kancia, Nicholas de Rading' and Robert de Lydiard, monks of
Bristol. Glastonbury, bringing news of the death of John, late abbot, have letters
of licence to elect.
Master Peter de Insula, archdeacon of Exeter, and Gilbert de Wula-
vinton, canons of St. Peter's, Exeter, bringing news of the death of P.
late bishop of Exeter, have the like.
Oct. 1 1. Safe-conduct, until a year after All Saints, for the messengers whom Eric,
Berkeley, king of Norway, shall send to the king to prosecute his affairs.
Oct. 23. Presentation of Hugelinus de Gerardinges of Luca to the portion which
Aberguvenuy. Master Stephen de Sancto Georgio, deceased, had in the church of Bu re-
ford, in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by rea.son of his custody
of the land and heir of Robert de Mortuo Man, tenant in chief.
Oct. 22. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Shrewsbury of pavage for three
Abergavenny, years, in extension of a former grant.
Oct. IH.
Hereford.
Oct. 23.
Abergavenny.
Oct. 2(3.
Abergavenny.
Vov. 1.
IKreforl.
Membrane 3.
Lett<!rs for Geoffrey, abbot of St. Evroul. staying beyond seas, nomi-
nating William lilukemor and Richaril Salmen his attorneys for three
years.
The like for: —
Nichola.s de Staunford, staying in England, nominating John de Rath-
gey 1 for one year.
John de la Haye, parson of the church of Aleweston, going to Paris to
study, nominating William de la Ilaye for three years.
Master Thomas Cantok, cliancellor of Ireland, going to Ireland to exe-
cute that office th<-re, nominating Masters John Luvel, Anthony de
Bnideneye and .John Cantok for three years.
, staying in England, nominating I{egiiu»ld Clm{K'Ieyn in Ire-
land (Vn- one vear.
448
CALENDAR OF
I'ATENT
ROLLS,
1201.
Nov. 2.
Heri'ford.
Nov. 9.
Worcester.
Membrane 3 — cont.
William Comjn, staying in England with the king by his command,
nominating David le Forester and Thomas de Rothelawe in Ireland
for two years.
William de Arundel, staying in Ireland, nominating Henry Page in
England for three years.
Oct. 22. Signification to the bishop of Bath and Wells of the royal assent to the
Abergavenuy. election of John de Kancia, monk of Glastonbury, to be abbot.
Signification to Master William de Abyndon, vicar of the bishop of
Salisbury during his absence beyond seas, of the royal assent to the election
of Mabel Giffard, nun of Shafesbury, to be abbess.
Oct. 23. Appointment of Simon de Burton, mayor of Bristol, and Richard de
Abergavenny. Calne, clerk, to the custody of the seal and counter-seal of merchants in
the said town during pleasure, the greater piece to remain with Simon, the
less with Richard.
Oct. 26.
Abergavenny.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent, to restore the
temporalities of the abbey of Glastonbury to John de Kancia, one of the
monks, elected abbot.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Oct. 24. Appointment of William Daniel to the office or bailiwick of amobrage
Abergavenny, {aniobragii), called in Welsh * amobrec,' in the parts of Angleseye, during
pleasure.
Oct. 25. Pardon to Bartholomew son of Roger de Preston of his outlawry for the
Abergavenny, death of Richard le Forester of Preston, provided that he surrender to
prison within a week after Easter to stand to right.
Oct. 26. Grant to Thomas son of Maurice that his grant to the king of a fifteenth
Abergavenny, of the moveables of his men and tenants within his liberty in Ireland shall
not be to his prejudice or be drawn into precedent.
Oct. 24. Pardon to John de la Bataill of his outlawry for the death of Master
Abergavenny. Walter de Lechlade, provided that he surrender to Neugate gaol by the
Purification to stand to right, and that the keeper of the city of London
certify the king thereof ; this pardon to be null if he have not surrendered.
Oct. 26. Appointment of Ralph de Mercato, king's clerk, to the custody, during
Abergavenny, pleasure, of the castle and town of Bristol, rendering in like manner as
Peter de la Mare, late keeper, did.
Mandate to . . . late the wife of the said Peter and to the other
executors of his will to deliver to the said Ralph the said castle with its
armour, books, victuals and other goods, and the said town with its rolls,
writs and other things, by indenture.
Oct. 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of Master Thomas Cantok, king's clerk,
Abergavenny, to the oflBce of the chancellorship of Ireland and to the custody of the seal
attached to the said office.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Vescy, justiciary.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Oct. 26. Request, directed to all the king's subjects in Ireland, to graciously
Abergavenny, gi-ant him a fifteenth for the relief of the manifold debts with which
he is oppressed, in like manner as T. archbishop of Dublin, W. de Valencia,
earl of Pembroke, G. de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and
Roger le Bygod, earl of Norfolk, marshal of England, and many other
barons and magnates having lands in Ireland have done, and as Master
li) KDWARD I
449^
■r
1291. Membrane 3 — cont.
Thomas Cantok, king's clerk, chancellor of Ireland, shall more fully declare.
Each one is to inform the king hy letters what he has done or will do in
this respect ; and the king promises that such grant shall not be to their
prejudice or be drawn into a precedent.
0:t. 26. Grant to Theobald de Verdon, who has graciously granted to the king a
Abergavenny, fifteenth of his moveables and of those of his men and tenants within his
liberties in Ireland, that this shall not be to his prejudice or be drawn into a
precedent.
The hke to : —
Roger le Bygo<l, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England,
Agnes de Valencia.
The archbi.shops, bishop.'', abbots, priors, hospitallers, templars and
other ecclesiastics in Ireland.
Richard de Burgo, earl of Ulster.
Appointment during pleasure, of Master Thomas Cantok, king's clerk,
to the office of the chancellorship of Ireland and to the custody of the
seal attached to the said office, with the usual fee at the Exchequer of
Dublin.
Mandate in pursuance to William de Vescy, justiciar}'.
Protection with clause volumus, for three years, for the said Master
Thomas.
Oct. 28. Request, as above, to the archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, hospitallers,
Abergavenny, templars and other ecclesiastics in Ireland, for a tenth of their spiritualities,
reciting that John, archbishop of Dublin, and Stephen, bishop of Cashel,
and other clerks, have already acceded to the request.
Nov. 10.
Worcester.
Oct. 28.
Abergavenny.
Oct. 31.
Hereford.
Oct. 31.
Hereford.
Nov. 2.
Hereford.
Nov. 2.
Hereford.
Nov. 2.
Hereford.
Nov. 9.
Worcester.
65U14.
Membra.xe 2.
Appointment of Robert le Mercer, mayor of Chester, and Henry de
Lichefeld, clerk, to the custody, during pleasure, of the seal and counter-
seal of merchants in the said town, the greater piece to remain with Robert,
the less with Henry.
Nomination of Master Peter Odonis, king's clerk, as one of the twenty
clerks whom Pope Nicholas IV. empowered the king to name to receive
ecclesiastical benefices for ten years, notwithstanding non-residence.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Adam le Orfevere, causing jewels and
other goods to be brought to England for the king's use.
Protection with clause I'olumus, until Easter, for Alexander Chevevuil,
going beyond seas with John de Sancto Johanne.
Licence for the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary Magdalene,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, to hold in mortmain the house of John de Hertelawe
in the said town, which he be([ueathed to them by his last will.
Appointment of Walter de la Haye, escheator in Ireland, to audit the
account of murage, pontage and pavage granted in Ireland, to ^'ee that these
customs are applied to their proper uses and collected according to the
grants, and to return the audit under his seal.
Protecticin with clause volumus, for : —
Hugh de Bruges, going to Ireland, for three years.
William de Arundel of Frome, staying in Ireland, for three years.
Robert de Notingham, parson of the church of Brandesburton in
Holdernesso, going to the court of Rome with the archbishop of
York, for one year.
-JSO
('ALKNl)AK OF PATENT ROLLS.
100)2 Membrane 2 — cont.
Roper de Bl'ula, parson of a moiety of the church of Roderham, going
with the said archbishop, for one year.
Thomas de Sancto Botulpho, parson of the church of Suth Dalton,
poing with the said archbishop, for one year.
Peter de Genevill, staying in Ireland, until Easter.
Oct. 19. Licence for Lnwrence de Lodelawe to strengthen his dwelling-house of
Hereford. Stok Say, CO. Salop, with a wall of stone and lime, and to crenellate the
same.
Nov. 2. Grant to Hugh de Bruges of the custody, during minority of the heirs,
Hereford, of the lands late of John de Courcy, tenant in chief, co. Kerry, and of
Thomas de Clare, tenant in chief, at Balidochill, co. Kerry, rendering the
extent thereof at the Exchequer of Dublin.
Mandate in pursuance to Walter de la Haye, escheator in Ireland.
Exemption, for three years, of Hugh son of Henry, clerk, from being
put upon assizes, juries or recognisances, and from appointment as sheriff,
coroner or other minister of the king in Ireland.
Ratification of the appointment made by Henry de Solariis, sheriff of
Hereford, to whom the king has committed the custody of the town of
Hereford, which he has taken into his hands for certain reasons, of Roger
de Ollerton and William Brisbon as collectors of the pavage lately granted
to the bailiffs and good men of Hereford ; and they are to collect the
same for one year.
Pardon to Philip ab Wylym ab Wreonou, Llewellinab Mereduk, Kedraor
ab Wylfryth, Yewan Map, Philip Velyn, Llewellin Which, Kenerwrik
Corneye, Wreonok ab Yewan, Blethinus Cok, Gri6Rn ab Archau, Philip
Tegan, Yewan ab Tedewyk, Yewan ab Ithel Voan, Griffin ab Yorvarth, Yewan
Purs, Richard ab Meurik, Philip ab Wreonou, Peter le Fraunceys, Llewellin
ab Meurik and John Yewan Map of their outlawi'y in the county of Here-
ford for contumacy in not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer John de Ebroicis touching a trespass.
Appointment of Roger de Burghull, Henry de Solariis, William de la
Haye and John le Gaunter to audit the account of Roger Iwayn and Roger
Penk who were appointed to collect the pavage recently granted to the
bailiffs and good men of Hereford ; and to enquire to what uses the latter
have put the money.
Master Thomas de Brideport, canon of Salisbury, and William de
Chilbauton, clerk, bringing news of the death of William, late bishop of
Salisbury, have letters of licence to elect.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for John, archbishop of York, primate of
England, going to the court of Rome.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, king's clerk, escheator this side Trent, to
restore the temporalities of the abbey of Shaftesbury to Mabel Giffard, one
of the nuns, elected abbess, whose election has been confirmed by Master
Richard de ColeshuU, keeper of the spirituality of the bishopric of Salisbury
during voidance.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Nov. 11. Pardon to Richard son of Eva for the death of Robert Romeyn, as it
Worcester, appears by the record of Robert de Sancto Clare and his fellows, justices
appointed fo deliver gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Letters for John, archbishop of York, primate of England, going to the
court of Rome, nominating Master Robert de la Forde and John Sampson
of York his attorneys for one year.
Nov. 8.
Leominster.
Nov. 10.
Worcester.
Nov. 10.
Worcester.
19 EDWARD r.
431
1291. Membrane 2 — cont.
Licence for the said archhishop to strengthen his dwelling-house of Little
Cumpton, CO. Gloucester, with a wall of stoue and lime, and to crenellate
the same.
Ms^tBRASB 1.
Nov. 2. Grant to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and to Joan
Hereford, his wife, the king's daughter, for their lives, of the advowson and custody
of the bishopric of Landaff during voidance, with the collations to prebends
and dignities, as freely as the said earl or his ancestors held the same
before the king recently challenged the earl's right thereto and the earl
surrendered them.
Nov. 12. Pardon to William Fugergate for the death of John his brother, as it
Worcester, appears by the record of Robert Malet and his fellows, justices appointed to
deliver Hereford gaol, that he kdled him in self-defence.
Protection with clause volunuix, for one year, for Walter de Wynkeburn,
staying in Ireland with William de Vescy.
Exemption, for life, of Richard Godwyne of Dodenham from being
put upon assizes, juries or recognisances.
Nov. 12. /«*/)«'j*i;mk5 and confirmation of a charter of Edmund, the king's brother,
Worcester, to the abbot and convent of Grace-Dieu, in the diocese of LandafF, dated at
Grosmont, Wednesday the eve of All Saints. 19 Edward I., granting to
them the advowson of the church of Skenefrith, in the same diocese, in
frank almoin, for the souls of king Henry, his father, and of queen Eleanor,
his mother.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Geoffrey Randulf to the abbot
and convent of Bildewas of a messuage and 80 acres of land in Bykedon.
Grant in fee simple, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of Dublin, to Henry le Mareschal,
citizen and merchant of Dublin, of 85 acres of land in le Rath in the
tenement of the New Castle of . . . ., rendering yearly \2d. an acre.
Mandate in pursuance to the justiciary.
The like to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of Dublin.
Oct. 26. Inspeximus and confirmation of a writing of Godfrey, bishop of Wor-
Abergavenny. cester, quit-claiming to the prior and convent of Worcester all right in the
scutagps, homages and other things in the towns of Coteston and Lawarner
Willelmi. Witnesses: — ... le Power, Henry de Ribbesford, John
de Grafton, Robert de Bracy, Henry de Penedock, knights, Thomas de
1290.
Nov. 23.
Harby.
Dec. 3.
LiiicolD.
Membrane 24d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert de Thornton and Roger
Brabazun, touching the discord between the rich and poor of the city of
Lincoln as well touching the tronage of the said city, which was sold
without the a.ssent of the said poor, as touching 2CK) marks paid to the
king by the poor by distniint of the rich for concealed goods of condemnini
Jews, whereof certain of the rich were indicted by 24 lawful men before
Ma.ster Henry <le liray and Thomas dc Gunncys, and which the said rich
ought to have paid, and as to divers tallages unduly a.s.«e.ssed and collected
on the said poor, and a« to other grievances of the poor.
Conimi.ssion to Thomas de Buriiluiui nnd William de Seleby, fo en(|tiiro
touching the per.sons who came by night to the house of William de
F F 2
^-
4-2 CALENDAR (^F PATENT ROLLS.
■i.)()A A/c/nfjrnne 24:d — cont.
C'andelcbv at Waltlinin, co. Lincoln, and carried awaj' his goods, and to
refnni liioir names to tlie sheriff, who is to arreat thero and keep them in
sale custody viutii further order.
Doo. 9. Commission of oyir and lorniiner to S. de Wynton and P. de Hoyvill,
Noribiiiiipton. loucliiiig an appeal which Joan late the wife of John de Lond' brings in
the county of 8out]iampton against Daniel le Heyw.-ird, William Somer,
Ro'^er Brese and John Bolebeck for the death of her husband.
, fy^^, Membrane 23(1. j
Jan. 13. Association of Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester', with the mayor and
Ashridge. bailiffs of Chester to cause to be' recited the record' and process of a plea
there before the latter between Hugh Candelan and Robert de Teruin
touching a trespass by the said Robert, and also touching certain lands in
the suburb of Chester demised to the said Hugh by Ralph le Waterledere,
from which the said Robert ejected him before the completion of his term.
Jan. 11. Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Brabazun and John de Byrun,
A.sbridge. touching the persons who assaulted Richard Punchardon at Preston in"
Aundrenesse, co. Lancaster, so that his life was despaired of.
The like to William de Pakenham and William de Redham, on complaint
by Henry Scoft, merchant of Malines in Brabant, that certain persons
carried away his goods out of his ship in the port of Dnnwich, co. Suffolk.
Jan. 20. Commission de tpalliis,fossatis, etc. to Geoffrey de Sandiakre and James
Ashridge. de Beauveys in the counties of Cambridge and Norfolk.
Membrane 22c?.
Jan. 18. Mandate to W. bishop of Ely, William de Valencia, the king's uncle,
Ashridge. John de Metingh[am] and Robert de Hertef[ord], lately appointed to
enquire touching certain trespasses committed upon Humphrey de Bohun,
earl of Hereford and Essex, and his men of Breighenogh, by Gilbert de
Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, and his men of Morgannou, that,
even should the said earls or either of them withdraw from the prosecution
or defence of this matter, the said commissioners are to hold the enquiry
nevertheless, and to certify the king thereof within fifteen days after Easter,
as it concerns the dignity of the crown, the said trespass having been
committed after the king's inhibition to the earl of Gloucester from
molesting the earl of Hereford or his men, to wit, after a week before the
feast of the Purification. And the following persons have been commanded
to appear before the said commis-ioiiers on the first Monday in Lent, the
day fixed by the latter, at Brakhinnok : — John de Hasting', John son
of Reginald, Edmund de Mortuo Mari, Roger de Mortuo Mari, Theo-
bald de Verdun, John Tregoz, William de Brehus, Geoffrey de Caunvill
and Roger de Picheworth and the stewards of their lands in Wales, and
Edmund the king's brother's stewards of Monem[outh] and of his land of
Gromund, Skenefrith and White Castle {et albo Castello) and the steward
of Kiikcowell. And the sheriffs of Gloucester and Hereford have been
commanded to have juries of twenty-four from each county present.
Association of William de Giselham with Henry de Apeltrefeld and Ber-
tram de Thauntri in a commission de walliis, fossatis, etc. lately directed to
the latter, on complaint by Osbert de Foshamme, Hugh de Herindenne
19 EDWARD I. 4.53
1291. Membrane '22d — cont.
and Eustace de Casinjibamme that their lands in Rolvindenno near the sea
coast, between Mayhumme and Xeuindeun, suffer through John Maleraeyns
not doing his repairs.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William Bagot and Robert do
Knythtelegh, William de Hodeuet and Peter de Eyton, touching an appeal
which Agnes, late the wife of Richard le Forester of Preston, brings in the
county of Salop against Henry le Barbur of Haghmon for the death of her
husband.
Association of John de Metingham and Richard de Holebrok with the
keeper and sheriffs of London to cause to be recited the record and process
of a plea which is before the latter between Ralph son of Michael and
Emma, late the wife of James Pypard, touching a seizure and detinue
of goods of the said Ralph and to give speedy judgment therein ; on
complaint by the said Emma of the great delay which has occurred in
rendering judgment therein.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger le Strange, Hugh de Cave
and William Bagot, with such others as they shall associate with them-
selves in the counties of Warwick, Leicester and Stafford, touching the
persons who came to the manor of the abbot of LilleshuU in Freselegh
with a multitude of armed men, broke the doors and houses of the said
manor, maltreated the men, killed the beasts, and carried away and con-
sumed the goods.
Association of Master John Luvel and Gilbert de Roubury with the
keeper and sheriffs of London to hear and determine a plea which is in
the hustings between Ralph son of Michael and Emma, late the wife of
James le Peverer, touching a saddle of the said Raljih unjustly seized and
detained.
Commission to Robert de Hertford, William de Giselham and Gregory
de Rokesleye to enquire in the city of London who killed Philij) Laweles
lately at Nengate, and how and by whose procurement.
■ Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Lithegr[eyne8], John de
Melsa, William de Holteby and William de Rither, touching an appeal
which Cicely, late the wife of Robert de Cotum of Chivelaund, brings in the
county of York against Master Thomas de Levesham for the death of her
husband and for robbery.
The like to Guichard de Charrum, W^illiam Heyrun, Richard Knouth
and Robert Bertram, on petition of the appellees, touching an appeal
which Walter son of Nicholas de Whitelith brings in the prior of Tinc-
muth's court of Tinemuth, co. Northumberland, against John de Whitelith,
Gilbert de Audre and William de Coppum, of robbery.
Membrane 2 It/.
Feb. 1. Commission to Stephen de Pencestre and William de Echingham to
KuBtOD. enquire touching the complaint by John de Ih-itannia, earl of Richmond,
that whereas the men and tenants of the manors of Idenne and Little
Ihammo, co Sussex have been wont to do suit at his hundreds of Gidpsore
and Gestling and certain customs and services there, and he has been wont
to have rents, fines, anu'rcements and escheafs from them, the men nntl
tenants of the manor of Idenne have withdrawn the .-^ame by reason of the
manor being in the king's hands, and those of Little Ihamme by reason of
libfirtirs which they claim to share with the men of Wcnchclesce by charters
of the king's progcnitora.
454
CALENDAR OF PATENT KOLLS.
J2D1. Membrane 21d — cont.
Commission to Richard de ColeshuU, Robert de Sancto [Claro],
Iluuiphrey de Kacl and Robert de Wotton, to deliver Shireburn gaol of
Margery, late wife of Ralph Ballere, who was put in exigent after the last
eyre of the justices in the county of Dorset.
Feb. 12. Commission of oyer and terminer to John de Cobbeham, Simon de
Eusham. Wviiton, John Pecche and Robert de Radinton, on complaint by Nicholas
de Pershote that Richard le Gras, William de la Hoke, Simon le Warener,
Hugh Blakeman and Roger le Premer assaulted him at Boseham, co.
Sussex, carried awaj his goods and imprisoned him there.
Membrane 20d.
Feb. 10. The like to Matthew son of John, Walter de Wymburn and Henry de
Ecsham. Ralegh, touching the persons who broke the park of John Terry and
Margery his wife at Pultimor, co. Devon, hunted therein, carried away
their deer, burned their houses in the said town, with the goods therein,
and assaulted the said Margery.
Feb. 8. Mandate to John de Hastinges, John son of Reginald, Edmund de
Ensham. Mortuo Mari, Roger de Mortuo Mari, Theobald de Verdon, John Tregoz,
William de Breus, Geoffrey de Caunvill and Roger de Pichewrth, whom
the king lately commanded to appear before the justices in the matter
between the earls of Gloucester and Hereford at Brachinnok on the first
Monday in Lent, that they are to appear again elsewhere if the matter is
adjourned.
The like to the knights, sheriffs, stewards, free men and others cited
in the said matter.
Feb. 10. Commission to John de Met[ingham] and R. de Hertf [ord] to take the
Ensham. inquisition in the county of Hereford, within a fortnight after Easter,
touching Richard son of Richard de la More, Richard Gragge, Adam
Wadde, Arwaldus de Radeclive, Richard Seliman and Walter Swetesoue,
whom Walter Milkesop lately appealed before the king of robbery but did
not prosecute, and whereupon, being interrogated at the king's suit, they
pleaded not guilty, and thereof put themselves upon an inquisition of the
country. Whereupon the above day was given them to appear before the
king, unless the said justices should come to the county of Hereford within
that term.
Membrane 19d.
Feb. 20. Association of P. de Leyc[estre] with the keeper and sheriffs of London
Amesbury, to hear and determine a plea of trespass in the hustings between Richard
de Chigwell and Stephen Atteholte.
March 3.
Bruerne.
Membrane 18d.
Association of Ralph de Sandwiko with the sheriffs of London to cause
to be recited the record and process of a cause of trespass which was before
the latter between Gilbert le Armerer of London and Idonia la Lunge and
to amend any error in the judgment rendered therein.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Agmodesham and Gilbert
de Roubury, touching the persons who assaulted Master William de Chiriton
at Langebrugg without Warewik, co. Warwick, and carried away his goods.
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1291.
March 11.
ItchiugtoD.
Membrane ITd.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Bello Carapo and
Nicholas de Segrave, touching an apjuuil which Emma daughter of William
de Hastingges of Alesleye brings in the county of Warwick against John
Payuel for rape.
Membrane \od.
Commission to John de Herington and Robert de Wyvill to deliver War-
wick gaol of Robert le Venur.
Membrane l^d.
April 11. Commission to oyer and terminer to Brian son of Alan, Robert de Hert-
Kewburgh. ford and Thomas de Normanvill, touching an appeal which Agnes, late
the wife of William le Taillnr of Grantham brings in the county of
York against Ingram de Mounceus for the death of her husband.
- Commission to Brian son of Alan, William de Rithre and John de Melsa
to deliver York gaol of Walter de Hamerton.
April 25. Commission of oyer and terminer to Peter de Chaumpaygne and Robert
Newcastle-on- Malet, on petition of the appellees, touching an appeal which Walter son
Tjrue. of Nicholas brings in the county of Northumberland against John de
Whiteley, Gilbert de Andeure and William de Copun, of robbery.
May 8. The like to Gilbert de Thornton and Roger Brabazun, reciting that
Norhaui. Alice, late the wife of Thomas de Horewrth, lately brought an appeal
at Westminster before John de Metingham and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, against William de Moubray and Matilda his wife and William
son of William de Mubray for the death of her husband, and that the said
appeal having been quashed, the appellees were bound over to the next
assizes of the justices in eyre in the county of York, there to stand their
trial at the king's suit, but that certain of their ill-wishers have obUiincd a
writ of appeal against them to appear at the said assizes, so that they are
in danger of being taken and imprisoned and prevented from prosecuting
their pleas commenced in the Bench to hear and determine immediately in
the county of York the appeal at the king's suit. The justices of the
Bench have been ordered to send the said commissioners the record and
process of the said appeal before them.
June 4.
Nor ham.
Membrane 1.3rf.
The like to William Hamelyn and Robert le Waleys, touching the
pensons who broke the park of O. bishop of Lincoln at Lidinton, co.
Rutland, and hunted therein carried away some deer which he had of the
gift of the king for stocking his park and other deer.
The like to Matthew son of John, Walter de Wymburn, Robert de
Dyneham and Peter de Fishacre, touching the persons who broke the park
of John Terrv and Margery his wihi at I'ultituor, co. Devon, hunted and
carric'<l away deer, burnt their goods in their hou.ses in the said town, and
maltreated them.
Membrane \2(L
Jiwie 4. The like to John de Metingham and Roger Hrabnzun, touching a
Norhum. moiety of the manor of Monegheden, co. Suffolk, lute of Thomas ilc
4')0
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
121)1.
May 20.
Xorluim.
June 8.
Norham.
Membrane \2d — cont.
"NVoyliuind, who abjured the realm for a felony, which is claimed as an
eisi-lu'at both by Edmund the kinoj's brother as of the fee of Lancaster, and
by Roger le Rigod earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, appointed with
the assent of both claimants.
The like to John de Haveryngg and Richard de Burghunt, touching the
persons who broke the gates of the court of Master Reymund de Ferariis,
king's clerk, part^ou of tlie church of Preston, co. Dorset, entered the court
and carried away his hay and other goods while be was beyond seas on the
king's service and under his protection.
The like to William de Carleton and Hugh de Cressingham, on complaint
by Robert de Speton, merchant of the realm, that whereas he had placed a
bundle of cloths of Flanders and Brabant, after the manner of drapers, in
the custody of Robert de Berton, merchant of St. Ednaunds, in the house
of the latter there, to be taken to Stanford fair that year, the said Robert
de Berton opened the same and took a great piece of the value of 40/., and
detained the said bundle, and still detains it, so that by his carelessness it
is rotten.
Membrane l\d.
June 28. The like to P. de Campania and J. Druell, touching the persons who
Berwick. assaulted the men and servants of Florence, count of Holland, when on
their way to the king in Scotland, at Graham and Merston, co. Lincoln, and
despoiled them of their goods.
June 28.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 28.
Morham.
Membrane \0d.
The like to John le Breton and Heniy Grapynel, upon petition of
Robert de Braham, parson of the church of Leyham, now imprisoned
in Colecestre gaol on a charge of breaking the king's park of Langham,
CO. Essex, and carrying away deer, touching the said trespass.
The like to "William de Giselham and Ralph de Sandwyco, touching the
persons of London and of the county of Kent who lately assaulted John
de Poperinges and John de Sancto Omero, merchants of Flanders, at
Sheteresheld, co. Kent, and carried away their goods. Although the said
Ralph and Gregory de Rokesle have lately made inquisitions in the same
matter by the king's command, yet it is his will that the truth should be
more fully enquired into.
The Hke to John de Breton and Henry le Grapynel, upon petition of
Theobald de Glovill, imprisoned in Colecestre gaol for breaking the park
of Richard, bishop of London, at Crunden, co. Essex, and carrying away
deer, touching the said trespass ; and the sheriff is to give the bishop notice.
The like to the same, touching Ranulph, parson of the church of
Thornedon, in Colecestre gaol for breaking the king's park of Langham,
CO. Essex, and carrying away deer.
July .3.
The like to Robert de Staundon, justice of North Wales, William
B*rwick-on- (le Tittele and Roger de Pywelesdon, on complaint by Hawisia, late
Iweed. the ^jfg ^f Qrifl^n ab Wenunwyn, tenant in chief, that Edmund de
Mortuo Mari contrary to the statute of the dowering of women of her
description in Wales, unjustly deforces her of her reasonable dower of her
husband's free tenement in Litdief, Lanlugan, Mananoulan, Mananoules,
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1291. Membrane \0d — cont.
Mananoogynok, Iluweldref, Penewern, Idalok, Ekel, Rosdoebalof, Eberren,
Era<ikadewalan, and Eraldraelenyok, which belonged to the said Griffin
after he married her.
Membrane 9d.
July 11. The like to W. de Giselham and John le Breton, touching discords
Linlithgow, between the rich and poor of the town of Cambridge as to the mani-
fold tallages levied by the rich upon the poor without reasonable cause and
other grievances of the poor.
Aug. 6.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Aug. 8.
Berwick.
Aug. 10.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Aug. 13.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane Id.
The like to Roger Brabaaun and Gilbert de Roubury, touching the
persons who broke the park of John Comyn, earl of Boghan, at Berdon
by Whitewyk, co. Leicester, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Robert de Hertf[ord] and John de Lithegr[eynes], touching
the persons who entered the park of Robert de Tatershale at Witton, co.
York, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and William de Brembleshete,
touching the persons who broke the park of William de Valencia, the
king's uncle, at Braburn, co. Kent, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Commission to Robert Malet and Elias de Bekingham to enquire of the
county of Huntingdon, touching Alan de Colne. John Vernoun, bailiff
of the hundred of Hurstingston, was ordered to distrain him by his lands
and goods within the said hundred and to have his body before the justices
at Westminster a fortnight after last Easter to answer the king touching
divers rescues of beasts and goods ; and the said bailiff coming to Colne to
make the said distraints, the said Alan and others unknown rescued the
same and resisted the execution of the said mandate. And Hugh de
Babinton, sheriff of Huntingdon, though often requested by the said
bailiff to enquire touching the matter, still refuses to do so ; therefore
the said commission is issued. And the commissioners are to cause those
persons whom they find guilty of rescue or resistance to be taken and kept
in safe custody until furthur order, and if they find that the sheriff has been
bribed or negligent by favour of any one, they are to chastise him so that
he be an example to others ; and the king has commanded his coroners of
the county to summon jurors for the enquiry.
Membrane 6d.
Aug. 23. Association of Robert Malet and Ralph de Marchc, with Peter do
Thirsk. Campania and John Drucl, in their commission of oyer and terminer,
touching the trespasses against the men of Florence, count of Hoyland, by
certain men of Grantham and Mcrshton, co. Lincoln, if thoy are present at
the appointed day ; otherwise the two latter are to proceed without them.
Aug. 30.
Graothain.
((jraham.)
Membrane bd.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert de Thornton and John de
Annesleye, on petition of the ap|)ellceH, touching an appeal again.st William
Frcre Joh^n, Geoffrey son of William Brun, Brian son of Gcrmanus,
45H
CALK N DAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
I 001 Membrane 5d — cont.
Nicholns son of Brian, John son of Germanus le Petit, Robert Sauvage,
Henry lo Aumbleur and William Fox, which William de Lavintou lately
laid before the khirr but did not prosecute for the death of Giles de Pavely
his kinsman whereby the said appeal remains at the king's suit pending
there undetermined to their damage. And the sheriff of Nottingham has
been commanded to have the said appellees before the said commissioners
and to summon jurors, &c.
Sept. I. The like to Robert le Waleys and William de Wyvill, touching the
Hurton Lazars. persons who came to the manor of Robert de Tibotot of Thorp Edemere,
CO. Leicester, and carried away his goods, fished in his stews and carried
away fish.
Sept. 18.
Devizes.
Sept. 18.
DevizeB.
Sept. 18.
Devizes.
Oct. 2.
Bristol.
Membrane Ad.
The like to W. de Wymburn, Nicholas de Apperle and Robert le Daneys,
on complaint by Peter Heym that Robert de Scobehull, Thomas his brother,
Nicholas de Pole, John de Coleford, Hugh his brother, Ro^er de Penneyles
of Hemmeston, Laurence le Tayllur of Totteneys, William Heyle of Pole
and Thomas de Yoyiecumbe carried away his goods at Est Cornwrthy, co.
Devon.
The like to Thomas de Sancto Vigore and Thomas de Fisheburne,
touching the persons who entered Henry de Lacy earl of Lincoln's free
chace of Troubrigg, co. Somerset, and hunted there with greyhounds, nets
and other engines by day and night, took and can-led away deer.
The like to Humphrey de Kael, Peter de Fishacre and Thomas de Kent,
on complaint by Elizabeth, late the wife of William de Auney, that Robert,
abbot of Tavistok, William de Falgham, William Trenchard of Lowewill,
Warin de Ins, Nicholas de la Hole, William Gaynel, Peter Dawel, John
le Harper and Walter Buckehorn carried away her goods at Sheviock, co.
Cornwall.
The like to Roger Lestraunge, Walter de Bello Campo and Robert
Malet, touching the persons who broke the park of John de la Mare at
Cumbe Dunstanvill, co. Wilts, hunted therein and carried away deer.
The like to William de Giselham and Hugh de Cressingham, touching
the persons who broke the gate and houses at Kymberle, of John de
Flocthorp, parson of a third part of the church of Iteringham, and there
and at Hardingham, co. Norfolk, carried away his goods.
Commission to Richard de Tany, Laurence de Plumberwe, Roger Bayg-
nard and Robert de Horkele to deliver the gaol of Colecestre of Matthew
son of Alexander, in prison there by an appeal of Ralph le Blakebaker for
complicity and receiving stolen goods.
The like to Richard de la Rivere, Giles de Berkele, William de Colevile
and Ralph de Abbehale to deliver the gaol of Gloucester of Richard le
Fulur of Evesham, detained there for the death of Richard de Gretton,
chaplain; and of Walter Malebert, clerk, in custody there for the same
death.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Staundon and Roger de
Pywelesdon, on complaint by Peter de Dolegayer that when the king
granted, in fee simple, the lands of Kery and Kedewine, to Roger de
Mortuo Mari, the said Roger asserted the said Peter's land of Dolegayer
to be part of them, and occupied it during his life, and now Edmund
19 EDWARD I. 459
1291. Membrane id — cont.
de Mortuo Mari son and heir of the said Roger continues to occupy
and detain it; and the king's bailiff of the liberty of Montgomery is to
summon juries, &c.
MEMBRAyE 3d.
Oct. 2. The like to Roger de Staundon and Roger de Pywelesdon, on complaint
Bhst&l, by Audoenus son of Cadwalader that whereas Edmund de Mortuo Mari,
gave him, in fee simple, the manors of Mocchdref, VVynren, Maynthleyt,
Drefaur, Kilrecch, Treveychyn, Penketly, Wauren, Maynwyn, Bathayclond,
Keveneberen, Kevnebaheltref, Dolvaur, With' Penaran, and Bruithlewarth,
and he has been seized thereof a year and more, the said Edmund has
taken the same from him without reasonable cause and detains them. The
king has commanded his bailiff of the liberty of Montgomery to provide
jurors for the enquiry.
Oct. 7. The like to Roger de Pywelesdon and Thomas de Roshale, touching the
Bristol. persons who assaulted William le Locsmyth of Shrewsbury at Shrewsbury.
Membrane 2d.
Oct. 21. The like to Roger de Burghull, Roger le Rus and Roger de Bradelegb,
Abergavenny, on petition of the appellee, touching an appeal which Alice, late the wife
of William Baner, brings in the county of Hereford against Margery de
Wolvynehope for the death of her husband.
The like to William le Poer, Walter de Cokeseye and Henry de Ribbes-
ford, on petition of the appellees, touching the appeal which Christiana, late
the wife of William le Bercher, brings in the county of Worcester against
Margery, late the wife of Gregory de Caldwell, and Margery, late the wife
of Adam Doding, for the death of her husband.
Oct. 24. The like to Robert de Staundon and Bogo de Knovill, on complaint by
Abergavenny, the abbot and convent of Strata Florida that whereas Mareduc ab Robert,
sometime lord of Kedeweyn, by charter granted them in frank almoin his
land of AberunhuU in Kedeweyn, Edmund de Mortuo Mari, to whom
certain land.s of the said Mareduc fell, asserting that they ai'e bound to
find for him and his household or in his absence for his bailiff all necessary
victuals every Friday in the year, distrains them by their oxen and beasts
at their grange of AberunhuU, situated in the said land.
Oct. 24. As.sociation of Walter de Bello Campo and Fulk de Lucy, with Alexander
Abergavenny, de Bykenorc and others of those parts whom they think fit, to enijuiro
by jury of the counties of Gloucester, Worcester and Salop, touching the
magnates and others holding land.s near the water of Severn, between the
town of Bristol and the king's town of Shrewsbury, who have narrowed
and raised weirs {gurgitcs et toaras) there, contrary to the statute of West-
min.Htrir, so that ships cannot pass as heretofore along that water, and
touching others who have taken small salmon in that water with nets and
other engines contrary to the same .statute.
Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Burgh, R. le Rus and Roger
de Herk[ele), touciiing an appeal wliich Hugh son of Italph de Hamnesse
brings in the county of ilcrtford against Nicholas de Billel'eld for robbery.
4(U) CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2291. Metnbrane 2d — cont.
[Oct. 25. The like to Richard de Coleshull and Richard do Cumbc, touching the
Abergavenny.] trt^spass which John Chahun and Hugh his brother, detained in the prison
of Salisbury, are said to have committed in John de la Mare's park of
Cumbe, co. Wilts.
Nov. 2. The like to Ralph de Sandwyco and John le Breton, on petition of the
Hereford, accused, touching William Rodebright of Lexeden, detained in the Tower
of London for breaking Richard the bishop of London's park of Crunden,
CO. Essex, and carrying away deer.
The like to William le Poer, Walter de Cokesye and Henry de Ribbesford
touching an appeal which Margery, late the wife of Adam de Oddlngeleye,
brings in the county of Worcester, against Margery, late the wife of Gregory
de Caldewell, for the death of her husband.
The like to the same, touching an appeal which Christiana, late the wife
of William le Bercher, brings in the said county against the same for the
death of her husband.
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20 EDWARD I.
1 nq-j Mbmbranb 29.
Nov. 28. Protection with clause volumus, until one year after the Purification, for
Westminster. John, prior of Boulton, going to the court of Rome.
Alice Garlaund, Isabella de Gaundavo and Alice de la Doune, nuns of
Berking, bringing news of the death of Alice de Merton, their late abbess,
have letters of licence to elect.
Nov. 30. Signification to J. archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
Westminster, election of Master Thomas de Bitton, dean of Wells, to be bishop of Exeter.
Nov. 2. (sic) Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, king's clerk, escheator this side Trent, to
London. restore the temporalities.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 30.
Westminster.
Dec. I.
Weirtminster.
Letters for John, prior of Boulton, going to the court of Rome, nomi-
nating Richard de Eboraco, canon thereof, and Aunger de Rypon his
attorneys until a year after the Purification.
The like for William de Percy, sick beyond hope of recovery, nominating
Laurence Martyn of Nafferton and Roger de Strettou for three years.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Geoffrey de Turbervill to the
abbot and convent of Abyndon of a messuage and one carucate of land,
with its appurtenances, excepting 20 acres of land, 3 acres of meatlow and
1 acre of pasture in Caldecote, Draiton Wik and Sutton Wik ; granted by
reason of the supplications of the king's late mother.
Inspexiinus and confirmation, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the
sheriff of York, of a writing, whereby Isabella de Fortibus, countess of
Albemarle and Devon and lady of the Isle (domina Insule), granted in
frank almoin to St. Mary's, Boulton, and the regular canons thereof, the
towns of Wygedon and Braindon, a messuage and a toft and two carucates
of land in Wicheton and Helthauit, a messuage and nine bovates of land in
Roudon, six burgages in Hare wold, three assarts called ' Benecroft,' Witlay-
croft, and Angrum in the same town, two acres of land at Kerebidam, the
mills of Harewod and Hetherik, with the suits of the whole parish aforesaid
of Harewode and with the attachments of ponds in her lands as often as
necessary, twelve cart-loads of wood yearly in her wood of Langwode; and
confirming to thorn all other lands, tenements, and rents which they had,
to wit, in Witheton, Helthauit, Harewode, Winerdlay, Wigedon, Braindon
and Roudon, or el.sewhere, in her fee of Harewode of her gift, or of the gift
of her ancestors, with warranty thereof. Witnesses: — John de Sancta
Elena, Richard de Afl'eton, Robert de Plumptou, William le Vavazur,
Alexander de Ledes and Simon Warde, knights ; William de Rodeston,
Robert de Diminok, William do Langcfeud, Geoffrey de Monte Alto of
Lethelay, Richard de Wygedon, and many others.
Letters for Eustace le Waleys, staying in England, nominating Walter
de la Hull his attorney in Ireland for two years.
The like for : —
William do Calno, staying in P^ngland, nominating John Rpnrwe and
H«!nry do Cnnipton in Ireland until two years after Christinas.
William de Percy, sick beyond hope of recovery, nominating Laurence
Martyn of Nallerton and Roger de Stnittou for three years.
462
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 QQ-i Membrane 29 — cont.
No'. .SO. Master ArnnlduB Lnpi tie Tillio, parson of the churches of Marsham
Westmliistcr. and Sutlu-reke, f,^oing beyond seas, nominating Robert Rose and
Burgasius de Tillio for one year.
Nov. 30." The abbess of Fontevraud, staying beyond seas, nominating Thomas de
Westminster. Lodbrok and Henry de Erdington for five years.
Dec. 3. Lapua Bonich[i], merchant of Pistoja, of the society of the Amanati
Loudon. of Pistoja, and John le Graunt, merchant, nominating Scotus de
Wychio of Florence for three years in Ireland.
Nov. 29. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the Friars Preachers of Boston
Webtminster. by the abbot and convent of Kirkestede of a plot of land in Boston, in
exchange for two plots of land there.
Dec. 1. Licence for Thomas Omelalith, clerk, an Irishman, and his lawfuUy-
Westminiter. begotten children to use English laws in Ireland.
Dec. 1. Commission to William de Mortuo Mari and Roger de Burghull to audit
Westminster, the account of the collectors of pavage in the city of Hereford.
Dec. 3. Mandate to the collectors of the tenth and thirtieth in the archbishopric
London. of York to pay 1,000 marks thereout to J. archbishop of York in part
payment of the 2,000 marks which he lately lent to the king.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by Robert de Tibot, justice
of West Wales, for Thomas, bishop of St. Davids, to stop a way in Abre-
wyly which leads from Kermerdyn to Drosselan, provided that he make a
like way on his own ground.
Dec. 3. Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent, to restore the
London. temporalities of the abbey of Berking to Isabella de Basinges, elected abbess.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Appointment of Alan Plukenet to the manor of Wynefrede in the king's
hands by reason of the idiotcy of John Walraund, to hold for the main-
tenance of the said John for so long as the said John is in the custody of
the said Alan.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years for Roger de Stafford,
going to Ireland.
Membrane 28.
Dec. 3. Licence for Patrick Ocathel and Nicholas Ocathel, Irishmen, and their
London. children lawfully begotten to use English laws in Ireland.
Dec. 9. Licence for the abbess and nuns of Fontevraud to acquire in mortmain.
Stepney. land and rent to the yearly value of 100/. of the black money of Tours
of the king's fee or not {de feodo vel retro feodo nostra) in Saintonge,
Agenois, the isle of Oleron, or elsewhere in the duchy of Aquitaine, as
it appears that divers persons have been moved to pity because their
possessions are so meagre that they have only the blackest bread to eat
on Fridays.
Mandate to Stephen de Penecesire, keeper of the Cinque Ports, to
exempt the said abbess and convent and their men from passage and other
customs at the port of Dover and other ports. \^Fcedera.'\
Dec. 1. Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Gilbert Heyrun,
Westminster, staying beyond seas with Florence, count of Hoyland.
Dec. 11. Notification that Otto de Grandisono has appointed R. bishop of Bath
Stepney. and Wells, the chancellor, to present all churches in his gift or patronage
during his absence in the Holy Land.
20 EDWARD I.
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1291. Membrane 28 — cont.
Xomination of Master Arnaldus Lupy de Tillio, king's clerk, as one of
the twenty clerks whom pope Nicholas IV. gave the king licence to
nominate to hold ecclesiastical benefices for ten years, notwithstanding non-
residence.
Dec. 11. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Robert, abbot of Bardeney, going to the
Stepney. court of Rome.
Grant to Juliana, late the wife of Thomas de Clare, in order that she
may better rule and keep herself, her lauds and goods, that she may marry
whomsoever she will of the king's allegiance.
Protection, with clauee volumus, for one year, for Arnaldus Lupi de
Tilio, going beyond seas.
Doc. 2. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Ilamo de la Grave to R. bishop
Westaainster. of Norwich of a moiety of a mill in Thornegg.
Presentation of Robert de Harton, chaplain, to the church of Toft, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Thomas Lugor,
going to the court of Rome.
Letters for the dean and chapter of St. Mary's, Rouen, nominating Willfam
de Heron, chaplain, and John Chope, clerk, their attorneys for three years.
Dec. H. The like for Master Andrew de Sancto Albano, going beyond seas, nomi-
Stepney. nating Alexander de Whethamstede and John le Blund for one year.
Dec. 11. Grant to Master John de Cadarao of the prebend in the king's chapel of
Stepney. Hastinges, late of Master William Baucean, deceased, with mandate to the
dean and chapter of the said chapel to admit him.
Mandate to the constable of the castle of Hastinges to give him full
seisin.
Dec. 12. Simple protection, in Scotland, for Brian de Jay, master of the order of
Greenwich, the Knights Templars in Scotland.
Dec. 3. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Master Thomas de Luggouere, going to
London. the court of Rome.
Notification that on Monday before St. Lucy the Virgin, 20 Edward I.,
in the church of Westmin.ster, in the presence of A. bishop of Durham,
R. bishop of Bath and Wells, Edmund the king's brother, William do
Valencia the king's uncle, and many others, the heart of Henry IIL,
which he had j)roniis(d after his death to the monastery of Fontevraud,
was, at the request of the abbess, delivered to her for burial there.
Letters for Master Andrew de Sancto Albano, going beyond seas, nomi-
nating Alexander de Whethamstede and John le Blund his attorneys for
one year.
Dec. 18. The like for Master Robert de Fileby, parson of the church of Middelton,
Canterbury, going beyond seas, nominating John de Fleg and Nicholas de Braraellon
until Easter,
Dec. 28. Signification to the bi.sihop of Winchester of the royal assent to the
VVeHtminxter. election of Robert de Hempton, canon of Suwyk, to be prior.
1292.
Jan. 8. Letters for Geoffrey de Moubray, staying in Scotland, nominating John
WestminBter. de Dunkolden and John de Tyndale his attorneys for one year.
The like for : —
Jan. 11. Christiana de Mariscis, staying in England, nominating Walter son of
Wesitiuinster. David de Carrik and Walter son of Adam de Kairik in Ireland for
three vears.
4(H
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
Jan. 1(>.
Westminster.
1291.
Dec. 10.
Stepney".
Dec. 14.
Boxley.
Dec. 20.
Boujjhton
(Bokton).
Dec. 11.
Stepney.
Dec. 16.
Canterbury.
Dec. 16.
Canterbury.
Dec. 26.
Westminster.
Dec. 27.
Westminster.
Dec. 30.
Westminster.
1292.
Jan. 2.
AVestminster.
Membrane 28 — cont.
Robert de Warlyn^ham, going to the court of Rome, nominating
AVilHani de Eyiiho until Michaelmas.
Joan wife of Richard de Popham, staying in England, nominating her
husband and Michael de Chynham in Ireland for three years.
Richard de Popham, going to Ireland, nominating Michael de Chinham
and William Tricche for three years.
John de Haveringes, staying in Gascony on the king's service, nomi-
nating Ralph de Wethamstcde and William le Warner for two
years.
Membrane 27.
Licence for the abbot of Louth Park {de parco Lude) to hold in mort-
main three tofts and one acre of land in Grimmoldeby which the abbot
demised to Henry Tousi for life, who long before his death quit-claimed
the same because he could not perform his services.
Richard de Suanemere and Isaac le Rus, canons of the priory of Suth-
wyk, bringing news of the death of John de Clere, their late prior, have
letters of licence to elect.
Signification to the archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
election of Nicholas Lungespeye, treasurer of Salisbury, to be bishop.
Grant to William de Wyntreburne of the hermitage by Cripelgate,
London, void by the death of brother Robert de Sancto Laurencio.
Safe-conduct, until Easter, for Master John de Roma, canon of Aire,
coming to the king from the court of Rome.
Presentation of Owen de Monte Gomery to the church of Pulrebeche,
in the diocese of Worcester.
Mandate to Ralph de Bernera to restore the temporalities of the bishopric
of Salisbury to Nicholas Lungespeye, treasurer there, elected bishop.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for John Aleyn, merchant of Yarmouth,
trading in his ship called La Bayard.
Grant to John de Britannia the king's nephew of the marriage of the
heirs of Roger de Sumery, deceased, tenant in chief.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent.
Vacated because the same was afterwards granted to Henry de Grey.
Protection with clause volumus, until Midsummer, for Guy Ferre, going
beyond seas.
Grant to Edmund the king's brother of the marriage of Matilda daughter
and heir of Patrick de Cadurcis, tenant in chief, to the use of Henry his
son, or in case of the death of Henry, to John his second son ; with rever-
sion to the king.
Presentation of Robert de Burndisshe, clerk, to the church of Geyton, in
the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the
land and heir of John de Nevill, tenant in chief.
Grant to Mary, the king's daughter, nun of Fontevraud, dwelling at
Aumbrtsbury, of 40 oaks {robora) yearly for her hearth in her chamber
there, in the forests of Shut and Bokholte, to wit, one half in the forest of
Clarindon, and the other in the forest of Lutegeresale, by the hands of the
keepers thereof ; also of 20 tuns of wine yearly by the hands of the bailiffs
of Southampton.
Vacated because otherwise in Schedule attached.
20 EDWAKH I.
•lff?5
1292.
1291.
Dec. 30.
Westminster.
1292.
Jan. 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 {Schedule).
Like grant, in the same terms, with the omission of the clause, " to
wit, . . . Lutegeresale." \_Fcedera.']
Mandate in pursuance to the keeper of the forest of Chut.
The like to the keeper of the forest of Bokholte.
Mandate to the sheriff of Southampton to cause the said wood from Chut
to be carried to Aumbresbury.
The like to the sheriff of Wilts, to cause the wood from Bokholte to be
carried there.
Membrane 27 — cont.
Licence for the abbess of Berkinge in aid of her land in the marshes
near the sea coast to sell wood to the value of 30/., out of her woods of
luholte and Alrefenn, within the bounds of the forest of E»sex.
Grant to John de Sancto Johanne of the custody, during minority of
the heirs, of the following lands, late of Roger de Sumery, tenant in chief: —
the borough of Duddeleye with the park and chace of Penysnede, co.
Worcester, extended at 30/. 17*. 3|rf. ; the manor of Cradeleye with the
park, CO. Worcester, extended at 8/. 2s. \\\d.; the manor of Seggesleye
with the park, co. Stafford, extended at 82/. 4*. l \d. ; the manor of Kingc:*-
wyneford, co. Stafford, extended at 11/. 9s. W^d.; the manor of Merc,
CO. Stafford, extended at 30/. 5«. ^\d. ; the manor of Bordeshale, co.
Warwick, extended at 27/. 12*. 2d. ; except land, meadow and rent to the
yearly value of 4/. &s. 5^^/., in the manor of Bordeshale, which the king
ha*« assigned to Agnes, late the wife of the said Roger, in satisfaction of
her dower in respect of these lands ; to hold the said custody with the
knights' fees, advowsons of churches, wards, reliefs, escheats and dowers
when they fall in.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent.
Licence, after appointment of Walter de Bello Campo, steward of the
household, Walter de Langeton, keeper of the wardrobe, and John de
Selvestrode, keeper of the forest of Feckenham, to view whether it would
be to the king's prejudice, for William de Valencia the king's uncle, to
enclose his stew and 80 acres of land on either side thereof adjoining his
park of Inteberge, which is within the metes of the forest, for the enlarge-
ment of the said park.
Jan. 3. Safe conduct, until Michaelmas, for Peter de Weston, yeoman of Otto de
Westminster. Grandi.sono, whom some friends of Otto are sending to the land of Cyprus
(Cipre) to him, with a horse laden with cloths and other things.
Jan. 3.
Westminster.
Jan. 2.
Westminster.
Grant to Guy Ferre the elder, for a fine of 100/., which he made with
the executors of the will of Eleanor the late queen consort, of the custody,
during the minority of the heirs, of the manors of Tuttele and Geyton, laie
of John Ferre, tenant in chief, with knights' f«'es, advowsons of churches,
wards, reliefs and other appurtenances.
Grant to the burgesses and good men of Fitliard in Mounesterre, in nid
of their town und lor the gnyiter .•security of Ireland, of murage for seven
years.
Membrane '11 {^Schedule) — rout.
Jan. 7. fJrnnt to R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancillor, that, in that part of
Westminster, the lands which Richard Hon (if Ahui, earl of Arun<lell ha.^, in di.xcliarue of
debts to the king, demised to him for a term of years, the .'^aid bishop A\hX\
not be distrained for any such debts.
6.5014. (i u
i()(;
TALE N DAK OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 '2\)2.
.Ian. 3.
Wi'st minster.
Membrane 26.
Panlou to Robert son of Alan de Holecote, of his outlawry for non-
nppoiirancc" before the king in an action of trespass, brought in the king's
court by him against the prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, provided
that he surrender to gaol and stand his trial.
Jan. 4. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Berkeroles, to the
Westinin.ster. abbot and convent of Clive, of a messuage, a virgate of land, two acres of
meadow, and an acre of wood in Bere and Clive.
Jan. 5. Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent, to restore the
Westmiufifir. temporalities of the priory of St. Mar/s, Suthwik, to Robert de Hempton,
one of the canons elected prior.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Protection with clause volumus, until Christmas, for Roger de Burton,
staying in Scotland on the king's service.
Jan. 4. Pardon to Richard Hake for the death of Henry Goldewyne, as it
Westminster, appoars by the record of Henry de Ralegh and his fellows, justices ap-
pointed to deliver Oxford gaol, that he killed him by misadventure.
.Ian. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger le Keu of Thurleby,
Westminster, to the prioress and convent of St. Michael's without Staunford, of a
messuage and two bovates of land in Obbethorp.
Mandate to Ralph de Broghton, keeper of the manor of Denham, to
deliver seisin thereof to Walter the abbot, the prior and canons of West-
minster, to whom the king has granted the same in frank almoin for the
good of the soul of Eleanor his late consort.
Jan. 4.
Westminster.
Jan. 8.
We.'stminster.
Jan. 3.
Westminster.
.Tan. 14.
Westminster.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
.Jan. 15.
Westmiiister.
Pardon to Reginald de Bokesworth of his outlawry for the death of
Geoffrey de Grisele, as he has surrendered at Cambridge gaol to stand his
trial.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
Henry de Steyn, going to Scotland on the king's service, for one year.
William de Braytoft, staying in Scotland on the king's service, for one
year.
Geoffrey de Byhara, archdeacon of Down, Ireland, staying in England
on the affairs of his church, for two years.
Grant to Hugh de Veer, king's yeoman, of the custody, during the
minority of the heirs, of the manor of Neuport Paygnel, late of Roger de
Sumery, tenant in chief, extended at 161. 9s. lO^d., with knights' fees, &c.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent.
Pardon to Richard Botte for the death of Richard Brayn, as it appears
by inquisition before the sheriff and coroners of Salop that he killed him in
self-defence.
Grant, for life, to Amia de Caumvili, of the manor of Bulingefeld,
rendering yearly 100«.
Mandate in pursuance to Roger de Tilemaneston.
Confirmation of a grant, for life, by Eleanor the late queen consort to
Master James de Ispannia, king's clerk, and member of his household,
of houses called ' La Oriole ' in Sideyard Street, Oxford, which the said
Eleanor had of the gift of Bogo de Clare.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln and constable of Chester, to the abbot and convent of Thornton, of
20 EDWARD I.
407
1292.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Jiin. 17.
Westiuinstor.
Jan. 15,
West minster.
Jan. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 19.
VVcstmiiiiter.
Memhrnne 26 — cont .
the manor of Halton by Kilvingholiu, with view of frankpledge, wreck and
waif, free warren, and all other liberties and free customs which the earl or
his predecessors had there.
Presentation of Robert son of Richard de Monte Pessulano to the church
of Oxenede, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the death of Gocelinus do
Deacy, late rector, and in the king's gift by reason of the lands late of
Hamo Hauteyn being in the king's hands.
Protection with clause volumus, in Ireland, for one year, for Master
"William de la Rivere, staying in England.
Grant, for life, to Richard Morel, for services to Eleanor the king's late
mother, of common of pasture for his beasts in the king's demesne at
Leytton, and two cart-loads a week of heath from the heath there.
Grant, for life, to William, envoy of the said Eleanor, for like services, of
the custody of the warren of Pevneseye, with l^d. a day for wages from
the bailiff there.
Grant, for life, to Thomas le Guyte, for like services, that he may remain
in the castle of Pevneseye on the king's service with 3c?. a day for wages,
as he had in the time of the king's late mother.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for Robert de
Warhngham, going to the court of Rome.
Grant, for life, to Thomas de la Beche, for services to the king's late
mother, of the custody of the houses aurl park of Guldeford, and that he
receive the same as Bartholomew le Botiller, deceased, the late keeper did.
Grant, for life, to Ferrantus Provincialis, for like services, that he may
remain in the castle of Pevneseye, on the king's service, with Zd. a day for
wagt!s, as he had in the time of the king's hite mother.
Grant, for life, to William son of Matthew de Odiham, of the custody
of the park of Odiham, after the death of Robert le Parker his grandfather,
the present keeper, upon the same terms.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
Roger la Warre, going to Santiago for one year.
Roger Basset of Drayton, staying in Scotland on the king's service,
until Michaelmas.
•John do Bodeluini, staying in Scotland with the said Ralph (sic).
The prior of La Sele, going beyond seas, for one year.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to William de Heyford, chaplain,
celebrating <livinc service in the church of St. Mary, Kiugespenne, by
Walter de Moniton of 4«., and by William del Feld of 2*. Sd. in rent in
Kingespenne.
Membrane 25.
Writ dr intrndcndn, directed to the tenants of the manor of Westerhnin
in favour of Joan de Kaunvill, appointed for life to the said numor whereof
she is dowered, to wit, to the houses, rents, lands, anti other things which
the king has in the said manor l>evond her dower, rendering 1()/. yearly at
the E.\ch<(iuer, and she is to have rea.ionabU; estover therein, to wit, huslioto
and he V bole.
Inspcjrimus of and mandate to observe letters patent, dated at West-
niiiist4'r, 17 tlune, 55 Henry III., being a niiiiidate to all sheriits and
stewjirds not to interfere in any way in tlu' lan<l.s in their Imiliwicks of
the honor of Leicester whiih he has yrnnted to his .sou Eilnuind.
u u 2
4(;s
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1291.
T)ro. 27.
Wt'tttiuiiiKter.
1292.
Jan. 16.
Westminster.
Jan. 19.
Westminster.
.Jan. 15.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
.Tan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Jan. 16.
Westminster.
Mevihrane 2t5 — cont.
Protoc'tion with clause vohnnus, until Michaelmas, for : —
John (Ic Sothill, 1 j-j 5„ i„ Scotland with Brian son of Alan.
Brian Rurdun, \
Robert de Warlinpliam, going to the court of Rome.
John de Thornhull, "1 staying in Scotland on the king's service with
John le Tyeys, j the said Brian.
Writ de intende^ido for Humphrey de Walden, deputed by R. bishop of
Bath and AVells, and his co-executors of the will of Eleanor the late queen
consort, to the custody of all her lands in England.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Roger Le Strange,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for Robert de Pynkeny to fell and make
profit of oaks and other great timber to the yearly value of AOl. in his wood
of Wappenham, which is within the bounds of the forest of Whittlewode.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michaelmas, for John de Clinton,
going to Scotland on the king's service with Ralph Basset.
Letters for Robert, abbot of Bardeney, going beyond seas, nominating
Robert de Bennyngwrth and William de Ry bey his attorneys for one year.
The like for :—
Peter, prior of La Sele, going beyond seas, nominating Thomas de
Sernon, his fellow monk, and Simou Caiimbray for one year.
Master William de la Rivere, staying in England, nominating Roger-
le Curteys and Robert son of Adam in Ireland for one year.
Roesia wife of William de Calne, staying in England, nominating
John Sparewe and Henry de Compton in Ireland until a year
after Christmas.
The prior of Cartmell, going to Ireland on the affairs of his church,
nominating Thomas de Eboraco, his fellow canon, and Thomas de
Catum for two years.
The same prior, staying in England, nominating Roger le Waleys and I
Adam Coquina in Ireland until Whitsunday.
Robert de Stutevill of Normandy, going beyond seas, nominating:
Thomas de Perariis and John de Jakele until a fortnight after*
Michaelmas.
Thomas son of Maurice, going to Ireland, nominating Thomas de-
Swenhangre and John atte Church for three years.
Grant to John de Chaumpvent son of Peter de Chaumpvent, of the
marriage of Joan, daughter and one of the heirs of Philip Marmyon, tenant:
in chief.
Quit-claim to the executors of the will of Eleanor, the king's mother,
for all receipts to the morrow of Michaelmas, 19 Edward I., in respect of
the lands which she retained after taking the veil, and of those which the
king afterwards re-granted to her.
Confirmation to the same executors of the king's late grant to the said
queen of the yearly farm which Dionisia de Monte Caniso, Ralph de
Koggeshale and William Haste were wont to pay for the custody of the
lands of William de Monte Caniso, tenant in chief, during the minority
of Dioripia his daughter and heir.
The like, of the king's grant to her of the custody, during minority ofj
the heirs, of the lands of the following tenants in chief: —
Henry de Percy with the marriage of the heirs.
Benedict de Blakeham.
Beatrice de Moon, the manor of Mildehale excepted, with the marriages
of the heirs of William de Moon her husband.
20 EDWAKI) I.
409
1292. Membrane 25 — coiit.
Tbe like, until the morrow of Mieluielnijui, 19 Edward I., of letters patent
dated at Wyndlesore, 27 February, 3 Edward I., granting to her the fines
and amereemeots of her men of tlie lands which she held in dower, made
before the justices in eyre for common pleas, and pleas of the forest, or
before other justices, together with the goo<l8 of condemuetl or fugitive
persons.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to cause any
arrears for the above to be levied and paid over to the said executors, and
to acquit them thereof.
Jan. 20. Pardon to Adam le Rus, of Dunstaple, and Emma his wife, for a fine of
Westminster. 10/. paid by them to Walter de Langeton, keeper of the wardrobe, of
a trespass committed by Matthew le Tillere of Dunstaple, sometime
the husband of the said Emma, and by the said Emma in concealing
treasure found by them in a place called Gildenelowe near the siiid
town, whereof they were indictetl before Walter de Bello Campo, steward
of the household.
Protection with clause volumnsy for : —
The prior of Certmell, going to Ireland on the affairs of bis church, for
one year.
Robert de Stotevill, of Normandy, going beyond seas, until a fortnight
after Michaelmas.
Membrane 24.
Jan. 16. Ratification of a grant by letters patent to Eleanor the king's mother,
Westminster, for her life, of the honors of Boulogne and Hagenet and of Peverel of
London in the counties of Essex and Hertford, the fees of Peverel in the
counties of Nottingham and Derby, and the fees of Sckypton in Cravene,
in the county of York, which she retained in her own hand after taking
the veil ; and grant to the executors of her will that they may hold all
the custodies which OAme to her hands during her lifetime in the sjiid
fees during the minority of the heirs, together with all advowsons of
churches, dowers, fees, reliefs, escheats and other things pertaining to the
said custodies.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard de Borard of a mes-
suage, a virgate, 6 acres 13 selions of land, and 40.v. in rent in Staketherne
to a chaplain celebrating divine service in the church of Stakethernc.
Jan. 20. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard son of Richard de
Westminster. Salopia, clerk (clerico), to the abbot and convent of Shrewsbury, of four
messuages, 13 acres of land, and an acre of meadow in Forieta Monachorum,
CO. -Salop.
Protection with clause volumus, until Michiielmas, for Edmund ([^i
Eyncurt, gt>ing beyond seas.
Jan. 24. Ititpej'imwt and confirmation of letters patent of Robert de 'Hbotot,
Westminster, justice of West Wales, to Alice, late the wife of JoJin de Knovill, dated at
Kermerdyn, Wednesday before Easter, lf> Edward 1., granting to her the
wardship and marriage of the daugliters and heirs of the said .lohii, to wit,
the custody, during the minority of the said heirs, of the land of Leswen in
(Veiligann, the fruits and revenues to accrue to the said heirs, and the Mini
Alice, in ca.se of her death, to assign the sjiid wardship and marriage to
.such person as shall secure to the said heirs the Ix'nefit of the said i*evenue8.
Witnessi-s: — Sir Alan IMukeneth, Sir Richard de Croinpi.**, Sir I^ildwin
de Manors, W^alfer de I'edcrton, Waller de Notingham, (Ivoffrey CleuH'nt,
'J'hoinas Bongeut, clerk, and others.
170 (ALENDAK OK PATENT ROLLS.
22J2. Membrane 24 — cont.
Profeotion with clause voluvius, until Michaelmas, for John Byset of
Klmcshale, staying in Scotland on the king's service with Brian son of
Aliui.
Jail. 28. Mandate to William de Vescy, justiciary of Ireland, to deliver to Miister
Wi'stuiinstcr. Thomas Cantok, king's clerk, appointed during pleasure to the custody of
the oflico of the chancery of Ireland and of the seal of the same, the rolls
and memoranda for the time during which he had the custody thereof.
The like to the archbishop of Dublin to deliver to the said Master Thomas
the rolls and memoranda relating to the said office for the time that the
archbishop had the custody of the said seal, and also the rolls and memo-
randa in his custody of William de Beverlaco, the late chancellor.
Grant, during good behaviour, to John Gurdun, for services to Eleanor
the late queen consort, of the bedelry in the hundred of Horthurne, co.
Somerset.
Notification of the king's will that whereas the discord between the king
and the men of Whitsaund, by reason of their trespasses and excesses
against Master William de Monte Forti, dean of St. Paul's, London, and
his men, recently returning as king's envoy from the court of Rome (in
consequence whereof the king commanded their goods to be arrested at all
ports), has been assuaged, and the contention between the dean and his
men and the men of Whitsaund settled, the ports are to be henceforth
freely opened to the said men of Whitsaund.
Jan. 28. Grant to Boniface de Saluciis, king's kinsman and clerk, of the free
Westminster- chapel of Tikehull, void by the death of Master John Clarell.
Vacated because surviving.
Grant to Giles de Fenes of the custody of the manors of Pichecote,
Adestok and Basselawe, whereof Richard de Vernoun enfeoffed Richard his
son and Eleanor daughter of the said Giles, to hold during their minority.
Jan. 26. Appointment of Thomas de Norraanvill to the custody until a year
Westminster, after Michaelmas, of the king's demesne lands in Holdernesse, with his
manors of Brustwyk and Cleton, and their members ; to render 420/. yearly,
and to maintain in good order the king's houses, parks, and lakes in the
said manors, at his own cost.
Confirmation of the demise, for ever, made by the king's order, by Roger
Le Strange, justice of the forest this side Trent, to John de Tingewyk of
a waste within the forest of Whittlewode, lying between Whetelegh and
Fouleslowe and containing an acre and a rood of land by the forest perch,
also of another waste there called Wychewey, containing 3 acres and a
rood, at the rent by the hands of the sheriff of Northampton of 2s. 3d., that
is, (:.d. an acre.
Jno. 20, Licence for the abbot and convent of Malmesbury to hold in mortmain a
Westminster, messuage in the parish of St. Bridget in the suburb of London, which
Roger de Evesham bequeathed to them by his will, in accordance with the
custom of the said city.
Jan. 30. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum before Roger Le Strange,
Westminster, justice of the forest this side Trent, for John de Drokenesford to enclose
his wood of Horseleyp within his manor of Eston Crok, which wood is
within the bounds of the forest of Chut, and a laund of his adjoining the
said wood, which together contain 80 acres by the forest perch, and to \
make a park thereof, as it appears by the above inquisition that the only ||
loss the king would suffer would be the amercements for vert and venison
20 EDWARD r.
171
1292. Membrane 24 — cont.
in the said wood, whereas on the other hand, the making of the park will
conduce to the preservation of the deer, which in passing between the forest
and the .s;iid wood were frequently t^iken within the liberty of the bishop
and prior of Winchester.
Jan. 30. Letters for Baruncinus Galterii of Lucca, staying in England, nominating
Wfjtiuinsicr. Biudinus Wydalot of Florence his attorney in Ireland for three years.
Membrane 23.
Jan. 25. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of St.
Westiuiaster. Oswald's, Gloucester, by Richard Reymund, of a messuage in the suburb of
Gloucester ; by Roger de Eyleworth, of a messuage there ; by Richard de
Siston, of a messuage in Gloucester ; by Juliana Asse, of a messuage in the
suburb there ; by Hugh son of Reginald de Brithampton, of 20 acres of
land in Brithampton ; by Robert son of Arnald, of 10 acres of land there ; by
Celestria daughter of John Nichol and Alice her sister, of 10 acres of land
there ; by Nicholas Russell of Curapton, of 30 acres of land there ; and by
Richard de Cumpton, of a garden cont{\ining 2 acres of land in Wutton.
Mandate with respect to the hospital of St. Nicholas, York, of royal
foundation, which William de Hamelton, king's clerk, archdejicon of York,
was appointed by the king to survey, and which he found to be in a state
of decay by reason of the inept and inordinate conversation and adminis-
tration of the masters and keepers thereof, and by the admission of brethren
and sisters again.st the statutes and rule, that the ordinance for their better
discipline, made by the said William with the counsel of John de
Lithegreyns, John le Especer, mayor of York, and jury of good and lawful
men of the ssiid city and parts adjacent, be inviolably observed, and that the
keepers of the said hospital read the articles thereof before the brethren
and sisters in their church every year on the eve of St. Nicholas the
Confessor.
Jan. 30. Restitution to the abbot and convent of St. Werburgh's, Chester, of the
■WestminBtor. issues, during its late voidance through the death of Simon, late abbot, to
which they are entitled, as appears by the following evidence, ( 1 )l)y inspection
of the charters made to them by Hugh, Richard, Ranulph and Ranulph some-
time earls of Chester and the king's confirmation thereof, that in whatever
they granted to the said abbey they reserved to themselves only prayers for
the souls of King William and themselves ; (2) by scrutiny of thf rolls of the
Exchequer at Westminst«-r and of the Exchetiuer at Chester, and by inquisi-
tions made by Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, and brother Robert de
Valle Regal i, escheator of Chester, that Henry III , after the said county
came to his hands, took nothing from the siid abbey to his own use during
voidance, and had no other custo<iy of it except that the jut^tice of Chester
for the time being put a serjeant there, who had under him one keeper
in the cellar and another at the gate of the abbey, who kept the abbey's goods
and issues safe and without distraint {absque (listrarriotic), and received their
expen.ses only out of the issues of the abl)ey, and newly created abbots gave
no pensirm to any king's clerk. Upon the death of the said Simon,
the king lM.'lieviiig the custody of this alibey to be the same as that of other
abbeys of the Crown, t(X)k the abbey and its iasiies into hi» hands and
request<?d Thomas the present abb<»t at his crealion to give a pension to one
of the king's clerks. J'he king restores the issues, and his will is that the
abbey enjoy its lil)erties henceforward, so that hereafter in times of
voidance, the king claim nothing of its goo<ls or issiu's, but a serjeant with
two keepers under him, as in the time of Henry III., k«!Oi» the abbey as
above.
47-2
CALKXDAU OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
Jnn. 30.
Wesfiuiiistcr.
Membrane 23 — cont.
Gnint to the bailiffs and citizens of Worcester of murage for five years.
Lioonco for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
St. Mary's, York, by Nicholas son of John de Mitton, of an acre of meadow
in Miton ; by John Ht^llebule, of an acre of meadow there; by Nicholas le
.Tovc'iic, of 1 5 acres of land, 2 svcres and a rood of meadow there ; by Thomas
Uaitlewyue, of a toft and two bovates of land in Dighton ; by Albreda, late
the wife of Thomas de Roiitheclive, of two acres of meadow in Clifton ; by
Alice Jupe, of a toft in the suburb of York ; by Richard son of Ralph de
Camera, of a messuage and six bovates of land in Schupton ; by John de
Spaunton, of a messuage and two bovates of land in Spaunton ; by Guy de
Aj)i)elton, of 20 acres of land in Appelton by Boulton ; by John Kingesman,
ef half an acre of marsh in Useflet ; by Walter Percehaye, of 10 acres of land
in Hoton by Spaunton; by John de Ravenisby, of a plot of land 112 feet
by 52 in Kingesmeburn.
Grant to the good men of Winchester of murage for four years.
Feb. 1.
Weslminster.
Jan. 30.
Westminster.
Feb. 2.
Westminster.
Ft'b. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Membrane 22.
Letters for the prior of Farleye, going beyond seas, nominating brother
William de Sinemuro and Nicholas Oliver his attorneys for one year.
The like for Roger de Middelton, going beyond seas, nominating David
le Graunt and Richard de Monte Sorelli for one year.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Hechham to the
prioress and convent of Carrowe, of a messuage, 56 acres of land, 4 acres
of nieadow, 7 acres of turbary, and 50*. in rent in Wroxham, Racheye,
Crostweyt, Beston, Bastwych, Blafeld and Randewrth.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for the prior of Farleye,
going beyond seas.
Commission to John de Metingham, William de Giselham and Hugh de
Cressingham, to enquire touching a complaint by the abbot of St.
Edmunds, that persons of St. Edmunds commit injui'ies upon him.
Grant to William de Felton, king's yeoman, of the custody, during the
minority of the heirs, of the lands late of Gilbert de Middelton, tenant in
chief, with dowers when they fall in, and with the marriage of the heirs.
Discharge to Waresius de Valoignes, Master Peter his brother, and
William de Valoignes for their forfeiture, by reason of their trespasses in
the park of William de Valencia, the king's uncle, earl of Pembroke, at
Brahurn, co. Kent, to whom the king granted the same, as they have done
the earl satisfaction.
Nomination of Sir Aymo de Quarto, precentor of Lyons, king's clerk, as
one of the twenty clerks whom Pope Nicholas IV. gave the king licence to
nominate to hold ecclesiastical benefices for ten years, notwithstanding non-
residence.
Licence for Eva, late the wife of Richard Knut, tenant in chief, and
William de Cantilupo to intermarry.
Grant to Hugh de Curtenay of the marriage of Richard son and heir of
Ralph Basset of Weledon, tenant in chief, or, in case of his death, of Henry
his brother, or of the next heir.
20 EDWARD I.
473
3 292. Membrane 22 — cont.
Feb. I. Appointment of John de Listen and Helewisia his wife, to the custody,
Westminster, during pleasure, of the manor of Weston in Foxhirde, late of William de
Monte Caniso of Edwardeston, in the king's hands by reason of his tres-
passes, at the rent of 100*.
Feb. 2. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Robert de Lambr', whom the king is
Westminster, sending to Douai and elsewhere in Flanders to buy cloth and other things
for him.
Grant to John de London, king's yeoman, of the custody, during minority
of the heirs, of the manor of Molachide, co. Dublin, late of Miles Talebot,
deceased, tenant in chief, with dowers when they fall in.
Protection with clause voliimus, for three years, for Thomas de la Roche,
going to Ireland.
Feb. 5. Licence for the men of the commonalty of the county of Hertford to
Westmiubter. build at their own cost a gaol at Hertford, in the place where it used to be.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Amicia de Derleyc of a caru-
cate of land and 30s. in rent in Bathekynton, to a chaplain celebrating
divine service in the parish church there.
Feb. 1. Restitution to the abbot and monks of Thorney of the hundred of Nor-
Westminstcr. mancros, CO. Huntingdon, with 20*. yearly arising from the townships of
Alwalton and Fletton in the said hundred, at a fee-farm rent of 10 marks,
by the hands of the sheriff. William II. granted them the said hundred
by charter, which the king has inspected, at a fee-farm rent of 100*., but it
was taken into the king's hands 15 Edward I., before the treasurer and
barous of the Exchequer, by reason of their detention of 20*. yearly out of
the said 100*. for 91 years, which they used to receive towards the sjiid 100.v.
from the above townships belonging to the abbot and convent of Peter-
borough, but which the latter had detained from the abbot of Thorney for
91 years, and had now by judgment of the court made satisfaction to the
king as well as to the abbot of Thorney for all arrears.
Grant to Peter de Chileham, king's yeoman, of the custody, during the
minority of the heirs, of two thirds of lands worth 10^1*. 9c?. yearly, which
John de Leyham held of the king in Beuthorp as of the honor of Peverel,
with the marriage of the heirs.
Feb. 5. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Walter Spich to the prior and
Westminster, convent of Merton of three acres of land in Patrikesburn.
Appointment of Albricus de Fiscampo to the custody, during plea.sure,
of the manor of Shenle late of Adam de Stretton, in the king's hands by
f<»rfeiture, at the rent of 20/. 17*. 9\d.
Letters for Hugh bishop of Bethlehem, nominating Thoma.s de Done-
cast re, brother of the order of St. Mary of Bethlehem, his attorney for five
years.
The like for: —
Feb. 6. Alan la Zuche, staying in England, nomicating Gilbert de Kirkeby
We»tminitter. nnd .Fohii Rose in Ireland for three years.
John de Soules, going to Scotland, nominating William Fanelore and
Robert Luvel for three years.
Roger de Marti vans, archdeacon of Ilimtingdon, going beyond seas,
nominating William de Copmanford and Thomas de Billcsdon until
Michaelmas.
471
CALP^NDAH OF PATENT KOLLS.
1202.
Vvb. «i.
Wc»(uiii)hter.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Membra SB 21.
Oniiit to the burgesses and good men of Monto Gomeri of murage for
tlvi* years.
Licence for tbe alienation in mortmain, by Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, of 70 acres of land and 10*. in rent in Saxton to a chivplain cele-
brating divine service in the chapel of St. Mary, Saxton.
Grant, for life, to Isabella late the wife of John de Vescy of the manors
of Wulowyz and Modihain, which the said John held for life by grant of
Elwmor the late queen consort.
Pardon to Robert de Woteringebury for breaking prison at Mailing
when detained for the death of Matthew de Gillingham, provided that he
surrender to prison before Whitsunday.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John le Veym to the abbot
and convent of Abbotesbury, of a messuage and a carucate of land in
Shulfiiarapton.
The like, out of reverence for St. Wolstan, who is buried in the convent
church, for the alienation in mortmain by William de Molendinis, to the
prior and convent of Worcester, of land to the yearly value of 100*. in
Shirnak and 100*. in rent in Worcester.
Grant to John de Soules, in extension of a recent grant to him of the
custody, during pleasure, at a rent, of the lands late of Hugh Lovel, tenant
in chief, of the custody thereof during the minority of the heirs, with the
advowson of the church of the manor of Storketon, likewise late of the said
Hugh, which manor is in the hand of the said John by reason of the said
custody. By K., on the information of Iterius Buchard.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by David de Legh and Alice de
Shireburn to the abbot and convent of Shireburn, of a messuage each in
Shireburn.
Pardon to Hugh de Holebek — lately detained in Lincoln gaol for
burnings, homicides and depredations at Boston fair 16 Edward I., alleged
against him — of his outlawry for contumacy in the county of York, as it
appears by the record of Peter de Campania and John Druel, justices
appointed to deliver Lincoln gaol, that three days before the promulgation
of the said outlawry he surrendered to Oxford prison, and being taken
thence by the king's order to Lincoln gaol, was acquitted of the said crimes.
Feb. 6. Pardon to Ranulph le Blund of Norton, chaplain, and to GeofPrey his
Westminster, brother, for the fellowship and harbouring of Alan de Astwode and his
fellows, felons, whereof they were charged.
Feb. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Simon son of Roger de
Westminster. Claxbyplukaker to the abbot and convent of Revesby of a messuage,
40 acres of land, and 8 acres of meadow in Claxbyplukaker, of the fee of
the abbey.
Feb. 6. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, made by the sheriff of
Westminster. Cambridge for the prior and Carmelite Friars of Cambridge to enclose a
plot of the king's between their dwelling-house and the water of Grante,
which Henry III. bought of the men of the said town, with two walls up
to the said water, for the enlargement of their said house, and to make two
sufficient gates in the said walls, so that when need be the king and his
faithful subjects may have ingress and egress for the defence of the town.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Walter de Hunter
cumbe, going to Man on the king's service.
Feb. 0.
Westminster.
20 EDWAUD I.
475
1292.
Feb. G.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Webtmiuster.
Feb. 12.
VVaverley.
Membrane 21 — cont.
Licence, after iuquisition ad quod damnum, nojule by the sheriff of
Curaberhind, fcr Riilph Bishop of Carlisle to lead pjirt of the water
of the spring of WcUintou, which is within the forest of Fngk'wode,
from the said spriug to his mill near the manor of la Rose, provided that
the greater part of the said water which runs between the king's demesne
lands and the bishop's barony of Dalstou be kept in its present course to
indicate the bounds between tiie said demesne hinds and barony, and that
he make no close round the said spring or nearer than at present exists.
Protection with clause volumusy until Michaelmas, for Master Roger de
Martivaus, archdeacon of Huntingdon, going beyond seas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Richard, bishop of London,
to the abbot and convent of St. Osith's, of 30 acres of land in Shenefeld.
Pardon to John Maleit of Wileweby of his outlawry, on account of an
appeal of maim which William de Chubham brought against him in the
county of Nottingham, provided that he surrender to Nottingham gaol this
side Easter to stand his trial.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Gouiz to the abbot
and convent of Bynedon of an acre of land in Chalvedon Boys and the
advowson of the church there, and the homjige and service of Henry de
Chalvedon Boys and his heirs, and of his free tenants.
The abbot gives the king 40 marks for this letter.
Vacated because otherwise below.
The like to the prior and convent of Coventre by Walter dc Tany of a
messuage, 30 acres of land, and 4 acres of meadow in Pacwode ; by
Alexander sou of Thomas de Shuckesburgh, of 3*. in rent in Shuckes-
burgh ; and by John son of Master John de Scrapecroft, of a virgate of
land in Scrapecroft.
Presentation of Hugh de Cressingham to the church of Kingesclere, in
the diocese of Winchester.
Feb. 10.
Wavcrky.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb.
Westmi
6.
Dstcr.
Feb. 12.
Wuvrrley.
Feb.
Westmi
6.
inr-tcr
Membrane 20.
Grant to Robert de UfTord, of the marriage of Edmund son and heir of
Roger de Colevile of Byham, tenant in chief, for his daughter Margaret.
Safe-conduct, until Michaelmas, for Adam Ic Orfevere, going to Paris by
the king's command, to buy jewels for the king.
Letters for Walter de Huntercumbe, going to Man on the king's service,
nominating John de Rodum and John de Sarum his attorneys for one yejir.
The like for :—
Richard Gubyun, staying in England, nominating John de Fayreford,
clerk, and Richard dc; la I'enne in Ireland for two years.
Robert, abbot of the greater mona.stcry of Tours, going (,vic) In'vond
seas, nominating John prior of Holy Trinity, York, for three years.
Roger la Warrc, going to Santiago, nominating John de Tany and
Robert de Staunford for one year.
Vrian dc Sancto Petro, by rrnson of his debility, nominating John
L!init)ok of Notingliam and John Ingeram for two years.
Ralph de Hengham, staying in England, nominating William de
Sutton and Roger Daniel of Fitheryde, in Ireland, until Ea.stcr.
476
rALKXDAR OF PATENT UOLLS.
1292.
Fob. 16.
Waverlcy.
March 4.
Farndon.
Feb. 12.
Waverley.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Waverley.
Feb. 11.
Waverley.
Feb. 6.
Weetmiuster.
Feb. 16.
Waverley.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Miwtcr John de Kbroycis, archdeacon of Gloucester, going beyond
seas, nominating Thomas de Littelton and John le Butiller for one
year.
The prior of Runcyvall, staying beyond seas, nominating William de
Ce.stre and Peter Arnaldi de Sancto Michaele for five years.
Adam de Creting and Juliana his wife, staying in England, nominating
Walter Ic Enfaunt the younger and John de Ponte in Ireland for
two years.
Isabella late the wife of John de Vescy, staying beyond seas, nomi-
nating John de Montibus and William de Esguechene for two years.
Writ of aid for Thomas bishop of Meath and the bishop of Kildare,
deputed by the pope to collect in Ireland a tenth in aid of the Holy Land.
Grant to the burgesses of Overton, which the king recently by charter
ma<le a free borough, that they shall be quit for ten years from Michaelmas,
19 Edward I., of the rents due for their messuages in the said borough,
according to the form in which the king granted a like acquittance to other
burgesses in those parts.
Licence for Ralph de Berners to enclose, for the enlargement of his park
of Rothing Berners, within the metes of the forest of Essex, 60 acres of his
own land adjoining thereto.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Gouiz to the
abbot and convent of Bynedon, of an acre of land in Chalvedon Boys and
the advowson of the church there, and the homage and service of Henry de
Chalvedon Boys and his heirs.
Appointment of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the manor of Kingesbury with the rents of assise of Melburn and
the hundred of La Horethorn, rendering at the Exchequer to the executors
of the will of Eleanor the late queen consort 42/. 14*. \0^d, yearly.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for : —
The abbot of Bardenay, going beyond seas.
The prior of Lenton, going beyond seas.
Presentation to Roger son of Walter de la Haye to the church of
Kymithan in the diocese of Waterford.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the executors of the will of
Robert sometime hermit in the hermitage of Cruplegate, London, to
William de Wynterburn, now hermit there, of 30*. in rent in London.
The like by John Giffard of Bremmesfeud to the prior and convent of
Little Malverne, of the advowson of the church of Stoke Giffard.
The like by William Hayward to the prior and convent of Bernwell, of
3^ acres of land in Wygenhale.
Licence for the prior of Tonebrugg to retain in mortmain three, two,
and seven acres and half an acre of land in Tonebrugg, acquired by him
since the statute from John Boxne, Sibyl Elys, Richard Cotel, and Peter
Meyselle.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de Kerbrock to the
prior and convent of Bernewell, of a messuage and 4^ acres of land in
Bernewelle.
The like by Isabella de Harleston of Royston, to the prior and conveut
of Royston, of 4/. 14*. in rent there.
20 EDWARD I.
477
1292. Membrane 20 — cont.
Feb. 6. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum mafle by Simon de Eileswrth,
Westminster, supply in<j the place of the justice of the forest this side Trent, for Walter
de Langeton, king's clerk, to enclose for the enlargement of his park of
A-i^shele 2^ acres of wootl within the forest of Rokingham, which he
recently bought of Guy de Watrevill.
Feb. 6. Grant to Edmund the king's brother that, whereas in the chai-ters of
Westminster. Henry III. confirmed by the king, granting to him the following castles, &c.,
the services due therefor are not specified, he shall hold the same at the
following services, to wit, the honor, castle, town and county of Lancastre,
and all his demesnes in the said county, with the vaccaries, forests, knights*
fees, advowsons of churches, chaces, liberties, customs and other appurten-
ances by the service of one knight's fee ; the castle of Grosmont, Skenefrith
and Wliite Castle with all their knds and tenements, knights' fees, advow-
sons of churches, liberties, forests and other appurtenances by the service
of one knight's fee ; the manor, castle, and forest of Pikeringg, and the
manor of Scalleby, with the knights' fees, advowsons of churches and other
appurtenances by the service of half a knight's fee ; Newcastle under Lyme
with all its appurtenances by the service of a quarter of a knight's fee ; the
town of Gomecestre, the rent of the town of Huntingdon, and the manor of
Doiinameneye with all their appurtenances, by the service of a quarter of
a knight's fee.
Membrane 19.
Feb. G. Licence for the prior and convent of Worcester to hold in mortmain four
Westminster, bovates and half a virgate of land in Wolvardelegh, and a mill and a
carucate and two acres of land in Overbury and Bradewas, of their own fee,
which, confiding in the king s grace, they had acquired from their tenants
in the said towns since the statute.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Henry de Lenn,
going beyond seas.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Merton, by the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Suwerk, of 2^ acres of land
in Michham ; by Reginald Rote, of \ acre of land there ; by William de Bray,
of an acre and a rood of meadow there ; by Adam le Cochur, of an acre of
wood in Kinge8wo<le; and by Gilbert atte Fende, of an acre of wood and 8*.
in rent in Berewell and Michham.
Feb. 6. The like by Thomas de Boltesham to the prior and convent of Newstead
Westminster, without Staunford, of 9 marks in rent in Braunteston and Falclive.
Feb. 6. Pardon to Peter de Tadecastre of his outlawry for the death of John de
Westminster. London, provided that he surrender to prison this side the Purification.
P'eb. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Westminster. Lanthony Prima by John de Bosebury, of a messuage and 80 acres of land
in Hundelawe, by Sibyl late the wife of Robert Culverd, of a me.'ssuage and
32 acres of land in More by Hereford, and by John Lightfot, of 12 acres of
land there.
Feb. 19.
Chawton.
Appointment of Roger de Burghull to the custody, during pleasure, of the
liberty, to wit, the whole royalty which Humphrey de Hohuti, earl of Here-
ford and Essex, had in his lands of Rrecon, and which by judgment in
the king's court befr)rc the king and council was taken into the king's
hands; on confjition that he answer at the Exchrquer for the issues, and
that all thow of the t-aid lands who ought to plead there by writ, come to
•I7S
l'Al.EN])A.l{ OF PATENT iiOLLS.
1292.
AfcmbraHc 19 — cont.
the chancery and obtain writs on their actions, and plead them before
the said Koger in like manner as they formerly did before the bailiffs of the
earl.
Writ de intcndendo directed to the tenants.
Appoinimcnt of the sivme to the custody, in like manner, of the liberty
of (ilamni()r;^an, of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford.
Writ dc intcndendo directed to the tenants.
Appointment of Roger le Rus to the custody, in like manner, of Theobald
de Verdon's liberty of Ewyas Lacy.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Licence for the prior and convent of Newstead in Shirewode, to fell
•10 acres of their wood within the metes of the forest of Shirewode, and to
make their profit thereof.
Feb. 6. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de la Sale to the abbot
Westminster, and convent of Hyde, without Winchester, of a carucate of land in Sander-
stede.
Licence for the prior and convent of Great Malverne to hold in mortmain
2^ acres of land in Poywik of their own fee acquired from their tenants
there since the statute.
Feb. 18.
Chawtoii.
Feb. 20.
Chawton.
Feb. IG.
Wuverle}'.
Fob. 6.
Westminster.
March 1.
Chawton.
Feb. 16.
Waverley.
Confirmation of a grant to Thomas de Sandvvyco by R. bishop of Bath
and Wells, the chancellor, Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, and John de
Berewik, executors of the will of Eleanor the late queen consort, of the
marriao;e of John son and heir of Richard de Shrinkling, who held of the
said Eleanor by knight service.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Abyndon to retain in mortmain a
fishery in the water of Thames below the town of Abyndon which they ac-
quired from William Woldy since the statute, and for the alienation to them
in mortmain by Reginald de Gareford, chaplain, of a messuage in Abyndon
adjoining St. Edmund's chapel, for the lodging of the chaplains serving
the said chapel.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Roger Russel, going to
Ireland.
The like in Ireland, for two years, for Adam de Creting and Juliana his
wife, staying in England.
Grant to Richard de Querle of the custody, during minority of the heirs,
of the lands and heirs of Thomas de Heywode, tenant in chief, with the
marriage of the heirs.
Licence for Richard son of Miles de Eello Campo to give 64| acres of
land and 31.s. 6d. in rent in Edlesbergh, held in chief, in free marriage
with Alcsia his daughter, to William son of John de Messewrth.
Pardon to Richard de Slauston for the death of Hugh de Dingele, as it
appears by the record of Roger Luveday and his fellows, justices, appointed
to deliver Aylesbury gaol, that he killed him in self-defence.
Presentation of Walter de Agmodesham to the church of Dadinton in the
diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land
and heir of Henry Dyne, tenant in chief.
Grant to the Conversi of London of 202/. 4c?. yearly at the Exchequer for
the maintenance of the keeper, two chaplains, the clerk of the church, their
houses and other things, for the lives of the said converts, the portion of
every person dying to be deducted.
20 EDWARD I.
}7'J
1292.
Feb. 6.
WestmiuBter.
Feb. 28.
FarndoD.
Feb. 18.
Chawton.
Alarch 4.
Farndon.
Feb. 28.
Farndon.
Feb. 18.
Chawton.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
March 6.
Farudou.
Membrane 18.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by the executors of the will of
Robert, sometime hermit of the hermitage of Crupelgate, London, to William
de Wynterburn, present hermit-, of three messuages with a void plot, ad-
joining and 4(1. rent from a messuage late of Christiana, relict of Simon
de Bereford, in Abbechirchehine in the parish of St. Nicholas Akun, and
2d. rent, from a messuage late of John le Cbaloner in the parish of
Fanchirche.
Letters for the abbot of Lire, staying beyond seas, nominating William
Buflard and William de Okeleye his attorneys in England for three years.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for David son of Bernard de Cork, merchant,
trading.
The like for Geoffrey Russel, knight, whom W. bishop of Emly is sending
to Ireland on his affairs.
Grant, for life, to John de Eboraco of 3d. daily out of the herbage and
pannage, and other issues of the forest of Galtres, at the hands of the
justice of the forest beyond Trent, and six cart-loads of firewood in the said
forest by view and delivery of the foresters there, who is now too old to
keep the bailiwick of the forest of Galtres, with the launds appurtenant
thereto, granted to him for his long service by Henry III., and confirmed by
the king.
Pardon to John Brelun at the instance of Joan, countess of Gloucester,
the king's daughter, for the death of Philip Nightgale, as it appears by
the inquisition made by the sheriff of Heieford that he killed him in self-
defence.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the abbot and convent of
Flaxle, by William de Mortuo Mari, clerk, of two houses, between the houses
of Baldwin le Wodemanger on the west and those late of Geoffrey Godard
on the east, which he had of the gift of Philip de Wilgheby, and which
were sometime of William de Nedding in Thames Street in the parish of
St. lienet's London ; by Robert de Berkele of Ss. rent in Erlingham ; and by
Peter son of William de Walecote of Stratton of 7*. rent in Erlinjrham.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Shrewsbury to retain in mortmain
the church of Stottesdon, the advowson of which they acquired by the gift
of Roger de Belleurae, sometime earl of Shrewsbury, and which they
appropriated.
Pardon to John de la Kerseuere of his outlawry, for a robbery committed
at Stanfeld, provided that he surrender to Ipswich gaol before Whit-
sunday.
Mandate to the treasurer and chamberlains of the Exchequer of Dublin,
to deliver until further order to Francis Malozardi and (icrard Cliimbardi
and their fellows merchants of the society of the Ricardi of Lucca <lwrlling
in Ireland, all money received in the Treasury out of the issues of the
king's dcmesn(! lands, rents, custom of wools and hides, wardships, pleas,
[HTquisites, fines, amercements and other i^^sues of the land of Ireland.
Writ de intendendo directetl to Ela la Lungespeye, countess of Warwick,
the king's kinswoman, in favour of Simon de .Monte Acuto son and lu-ir of
William de Monte Acuto, in respect of her fealty and other things for her
manors of Kstoii Clinttm, co. Buckingham, and Kersingtoii, co. Oxford,
wliich the paid William dr Monte Acuto lately d( inisi'd to IMiili|) Ha^set,
sonietime her husband, and herself for their lives at a rent of one penny
IM)
CALENDAR OF PATENT IIOLLS.
1202.
March 4.
FanidoD.
March 20.
Cobham.
March 24.
Westminster.
March 26.
■Westminster.
March 21.
ilortlake.
April 12.
Stepney.
March 23.
Westminster.
March 21.
Mortlake.
Mrwbrnne 18 — rnnf.
yearly ; notwithstandinfj the said Simon having upon the death of his
father surrendered to the king certain of his lands, with the fee and right
•which he had in the said manors, and the king having reinfeoffed him
therein by charter, for life, with remainder to William his son or his next
heirs.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Thornton to retain in mortmain a
toft in Barton-upon-Hnmbre, an acre and 3 perches of land in Goushull,
and five tofts in Gresseby of their own fee, acquired from their tenants there
since the statute.
Pardon to Bertram son of Bertram de Criel, of any action the king might
have against him by reason of his trespasses in the park of William de
Valencia, earl of Pembroke, the king's uncle, at Braburn, co. Kent, to whom
the king gave the forfeiture, as the said William by letter has notified that
the matter is settled.
Letters for Gettus Honesti, merchant of Lucca, staying in England,
nominating Gettus Ricardi Honesti of Lucca his attorney in Ireland for one
year.
The like for : —
The prior of the monks of Thetford, going beyond seas, nominating
Adam de Bromholm his monk and John de Haverille clerk until
Michaelmas.
William, prior of Lenton, going beyond seas, nominating Thomas de
Graham his fellow monk and John de Dolyva for one year.
John, abbot of St. Peter Castellionis, Conches, nominating Geoffrey de
Riuo and John Chopyu for three years.
Simon, abbot of St. Taurin, Evreux, nominating the same for the same
period.
Ralph de BaJdok archdeacon of Middlesex, going to the court of Rome
for the affairs of the Holy Land, nominating Robert de Kingeston
and John de Sancto Albano for one year.
John de Fulburn, staying in England, nominating Nicholas Taf and
Thomas le Blake in Ireland for one year.
Nicholas de Carru, going to Ireland, nominating Robert de Kirkeham
until Midsummer.
Master Thomas le Usser of Suthwerk, going beyond seas on the affairs
of Walter de Langeton, keeper of the wardrobe, nominating Hugh
de la Penne chaplain and Simon de Corbrigge for one year.
Master Reginald de Braundon, canon of St. Paul's, London, nominating
John Merk of Norton and John de Leuesham for one year.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Master Ralph de Baldok, archdeacon of
of Middlesex, Master Reginald de Braundon and Adam de Wrytele, canons
St. Paul's, London, going to the court of Rome for the affairs of the
Holy Land.
Protection with clause volun>us, for one year, for the said Master Ralph,
Letters for Edmund, the king's brother, going beyond seas, nominating
Walter de Helyun and Hugh de Vienna his attorneys for one year.
Walter de Wileford and John de Halucton, canons of Carlisle, bringing
news of the death of Ralph their bishop, have letters of licence to elect.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Master Ralph de Baldok, archdeacon of
Middlesex, Master Reginald de Braundon and Adam de Writele, canons of
St. Paul's, London, going to the court of Rome for the affairs of the Holy
Land.
20 EDWARD I.
481
1292.
March 24.
Wi'stinin.stor.
Mtiicli 26.
Westminster.
March 26.
Westiuiuster.
March 2G.
Westminster.
Membrane 18 — cojtt.
/iispe.rimiis and routlnnation of a charter dated London, 6 February,
20 Edward 1., whereby Henry di- Lacy, earl of Lincoln and constable of
Chester and ^Iarj;ui-et his wife, quit-claim to Henry de Portibus, canon of
the church of Wells, the chapel of Wichirche, situate within the limits of the
church of llenstrif^go, a prebend of Wells, and annexing the said chapel to
the chunii of Ilengstrigge for ever. Wilii(>sses: — William bishop of Ely,
Sirs Robert Tibotot, Richard de Hedon, Tliomas de Sancto Vigore, Peter
Malore, knights, Walter de Wik, John de Haddon and others.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Roger de Multon. going to the court of
Rome by the king's will on special affairs.
Protection with chiuse vuhmius. for throe years, for John de Aqua
Blanca, dean of the church of .St. Ethelbert, Hereford, staying beyond seas.
Grant to M. bishop of Ossory, that he may treat with the Irish who
dispoil his church, the law in Ireland to the contrary notwithstanding.
[F{edera.]
Mandate to bailiffs in Ireland not to molest John de Sumersete, to
whom the king has granted permission to bring 100 quarters, that is
200 crannocks, of wheat from Ireland into the realm for sale.
Protection with clause volumus for: —
Master Thomas de Suthewerk, going to the court of Rome, for one
year.
Master Reginald de Braundon, canon of St. Paul'j^, London, going to
the court of Rome on the affairs of the Holy Land, for one year.
Joan de Vivonia, going beyond seas, for three years.
Letters for John Mautravers, staying in England, nominating Robert
Purcei and John de Wikhampton his attorneys in Ireland for two years.
The like for : —
Gerard de Biwele, merchant of Seint Sirk la Popie, going beyond seas,
nominating William Servat of London for three years.
Henry, prior of Weiilok, going beyond seas, nominating brothers
Bartholomew de la Douse and James de Cossenay his fellow monks
until All Saints.
Andrew de Fuleburn, clerk, slaying in England, nominating Nicholas
Taf and Tiiomas le Blake in Ireland for one year.
John son of Ralph, going beyond seas, nominating Geoffrey Everard
until Michaelmas.
March 28.
Wcstniinstter.
March 20,
Wt'stllUIIHtcT.
C5014.
Membrane 17.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert de Armenters to
the abl)ot and convent of Bitlesden of 9 acres of land in Siresham.
Protection with clause volumus for : —
John de Soules, stavin<r bevon<l .seas, for one vear.
Henry, prior of Weulok, going beyond seas, until All Sfiints.
Mandate to bailiffs not to molest Simon, prior of Sixele, in his peaceful
po8Re8.sion of the manor of Toft, acipiircd before the statute of mortmain by
William, sometime his predeces.«ior, as appears by the inquisition made by
Malcolm de Hurle, ••schcator this side Trent.
Appointment of Henry Bcrti'hueu, clerk, to the custody, during ploa.surc,
of the counter-M'nl of merehanis in the city of York, so that he exercise his
office in conjunction with the mayor of the city, with whom tl>e greater
piece of the said seal remninB.
u II
482
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
Murcli 'iS.
Wf »tiiiinsli>r.
AjM-il 1.
\N\-tuiiii>ter.
March 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 17 — cont.
Licence for the abbot of Waltham to retain in mortmain a messuage and
1(X) acres of land in Reyndon and Nasing, acquired after the statute by
Reginald, sometime abbot of Waltliam, by exchange with Roger Lovenoth,
tenant of the prior of Suwcrk.
iM;indatc to bailifl's not to niolost the said abbot in his peaceful possession
of 40 acit'.-i of land in Little Stanweye, of his own fee and 8 acres of land
in W range), ac(|uired from AVilliam IJraund, and two acres of land there
acquired from Alan son of Simon before the statute of mortmain, as appears
bv the inquisition made by Malcolm de Ilarle, king's clerk, cscheator this
side Trent.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Hugh de la Lane of Ebesham
to the abbot and convent of Certeseye, of 9 acres of land in Ebesham.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Pershouere to retain in mortmain
a messuage and three bovates of land in Bradeweye, 6 acres of land in
Walecote, and 3*. rent of their own fee acquired from their tenants in these
towns, and four bovates of land in Walecote, acquired from Henry de
Penebrugge since tlie statute.
Protection with clause volumus, in Ireland, for two years, for : —
Theobald le Botiller, coming to England.
John Mautravers and Eleanor his wife, staying in England.
April .3. Appointment of the mayor of the city of Dublin and Henry de Cumpton,
Westminster, king's clerk, to the custody, during pleasure, of the seal and counter seal of
merchants in the said city, the mayor to keep the greater piece.
Protection with clause vohimus, until Michaelmas, for William de
Bey ton, going beyond seas with Edmund the king's brother.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Absalom le Mariner of Greenwich, going
with a boat of R. bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor, to divers places
along the Thames, on the bishop's and his own affairs.
April G. Grant to Henry de Cumpton, king's clerk, of the first church in the
Westminster, king's gift of the value of 20/. or 40 marks which falls vacant in Ireland,
and the chancellor of Ireland is to present him to the same by letters under
the seal used in Ireland.
Licence for Henry de Cramavill, tenant in chief, to enfeoff Laurence de
Sancto Mauro of his manor of Danegeye, co. Essex, to hold of the king by
the same services as the said Henry, and for the said Laurence, re-grant
the same to him in fee simple, with reversion to the said Laurence and his
heirs.
April 6. Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Guy, count of Flanders, coming to
Westminster, the king in England. \_Fcedera.']
April 7. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum, made by the sheriff of Cam-
Westmmstcr. bridge, for the prior and convent of the order of St. Augustine, Cambridge,
to enclo.^e a piece of land 200 feet by 30 feet adjoining their wall and the
king's dilch round the town, provided that they make two suflBcient gates
through which the men of the town may pass when necessary for the
defence of the tcwn.
Membrane 17 {Schedule).
April 8. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger Easy of York to the
Westminster, abbot and convent of Seleby, of a messuage in York.
20 EDWARD I.
483
1292. Membrane 17 — cont.
Protection with clause roluiniis, for two years, for Master Andrew de
Sancto Albai)o, {roinjr beyond seas.
April 8. Grant to John de Sancto Johanne of the marriage of the heirs of Hngh
Weitminster. de Ciirteneye, tenant in chief.
Presentation of Thomas de Arches to the portion which Anketil le
Nonnaunt had in the church of NN'ottesdon, in the diocese of Lincoln, in
the king's gift hv reason of his custody of the land and heir of Hugh de
Curtenay, tenant in chief.
April 8. Notification to the bailiffs and others of the island of Guernsey (Gtcener'),
\VeNimia>tir. of the king's pardun to (iuillotus, called " le Barber," of his forswearing of
his couiitiy which he I'ooiishly made when in prison, provided that he
surrender of his own accord, and stand his trial if any one wishes to charge
him with any crime in the said island punishable with loss of life or limb.
Protection with clause volnmus, until Michaehnas, for Walter de Dufford,
going l)eyond seas with Edmund the king's brother.
April 8. Pardon to Isabella daughter of William le Fraunceys of Bledelawe,
Westmiuster. detained in the prison of Wycumbe, of her outlawry for thefts.
Simple protection, for three years, for Eymo de Cartoco, canon of
St. John's, Beveiley, going beyond seas.
April 11. Inspeximus and confirmation of a writing dated Havering, 10 July 127o,
Stepney. whereby Eleanor the king's mother demised, for life, to Walter le Page her
whole land of Hobenye, at the rent of half a mark of silver yearly; and
granted that he should receive from Isabella relict of Abelais, who holds
one third of the said tenement as dower, the rent due from her, to be
paid with his half mark, and upon her death he is to hold her third and
to continue to pay the same rent as she did.
April 12. Pardon to Edmund the king's brother of all arrears of the service of a
SUipnej. sort! hawk, due from him for his lands between Ribel and Merse, co.
Lancaster.
April 8. Licence for the abbess and convent of St. Mary's, AVinchester, to retain in
NVestuiinster. mortmain a messuage and two virgates of land in Ichene, and a messuage
and 18 acres of laiMl in ErchefFunte, of their own fee acquire<l from their
tenants there since the statute.
Appointment of Henry di' Cumpton, king's clerk, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the seal for merchants in any fairs of cities and market
towns iu Ireland, so that he exercise bis office according to the statute.
Membrane 16.
April 11. Protection with clau.se volumiis, for: —
Stepney. Mast«T licymund de Ferrar[iis], canon of Salisbury, staying beyond
seas on the king's affairs, for two years,
firancideo de Fiiseo, [jarson of the chtirch of Tirinton, going beyond
seas for five vtars.
April 11. Letters for the saiil Uraneuleo, nominati;ig William de Sarzana autl
.Stepney. Nicholas Petri de (Jente his attorneys in England for five years.
Pardon to William Whithoil of Wycumb, of his outlawry for the death
of Geoffrey le Norreys.
u u 2
484 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2«X)0 Membrane 16 — cont.
Blandate to the major and bailiffs of Sandwich to release such persons as
prodace letters patent of Labrus Vnlpelli and Richard Gwydichion[is]
and tlteir fellows, moxrhants of Lucca, dwelling in London, who hare
Ucence from the king grant such letters to any merchants with their good^
arrested in the said town.
A: ~.\ 15. Licence, for five vears from a fortnight after Easter, for the abbot and con-
>:LpQej. vent olStanleje to dig stone in the king's quarrj in the forest of Pewesham,
to build the houses of their abbey and a wall roond about.
Protection, with clause rogamuSy for the enyojs of the bishop and
brethren of the church of St. Mary's, Bethleem, collecting s\\m^ for the f>oor
and infirm in their hospitals there. The king's bailiSs are to arrest any
unauthonsed persmis collecting in their name.
Protection with clause tfolmmusy until Michaelmas, for Philip Bumell,
going beyond seas.
April 1-5. Grant to Joan late the wife of Robert de Caunyill, that she be discharged
Stepney. towards the king and the executors of the wiU of Eleanor the late queen
const^ of 2St. Sd. rent which the said Joan, by assignment of the said
queen's baUiGb after the death of her husband, used to receiye from "VTilliam
Burghersh, tenant of a tenement called • Brokelond ' in the town of Ponte
i.dciini and Westram, and which she used to be answerable for to the said
queen ; Roger de CaunyUl son of the said Robert haying recoyered seisin
thereof by judgment in the king's court at "Westminster before Ralph de
lying ho and his fellows, justices appointed to hear and determine all causes
against the ministers of the late queen consort.
April 14. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William de MeyniU to the
^*V^- prior and monks of Cane well of four acres of land in Hyntes.
/jiipfjrunw* and confirmation of a charter, dated Gudeford, 11 April 12S2,
whereby Eleanor, the king's mother, granted in fee simple to Adam le
Blood of Bistlelesham, her yeoman, a yirgate of land in the town ol" Hane-
berge, escheated to her from Hugh Brun an outlaw, at a rent of oj. yearly.
Witne^es : — Guy Ferre, her steward, "William de "Wyntershull, Robert
Pogeys, "William de Bluntesdon, knights ; Robert Leyr, bailiff of the town
of Haneberge, "WUliam de Seint Oweyn, Adam de la Dunhall and others.
See schedule attached for William de Sutton and others in a writ of
pardon for a death. \_Schedule missing.']
Licence for the Friars Preachers of London to fell timber to the yalue of
10/., obtained by them by purchase or gift in the forest of Essex, and to
carry it to London to make their cloister (claustrum)..
April 16. Licence for Richard de Briche, tenant in chief as of the honor of
Stepoer. Haghele, to enfeoff Hamo de Briche of a me-ssuage, 140 acres of land,
li acres of meado%y and 6*. Sd. rent in Great Bridie, co. Essex, to hold
of the king in chief by the same senrices.
April 17. ^ rit de intendendo directed to the free and other men of the island of
tepoey. Jersey for Peter, called ' Darcis,' to whom Otto de Grandisono has demised
the island for a term of years at farm.
The like directed to the men .of the island of Guernsey for Master
"Wdliam de Sancto Remigio.
The like directed to the men of Sark and Alderney for Ralph Odonis.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Nicholas de Segraye
the eldCT, staying in Scotland on the king's seryice.
s
20 EDWARD 1.
485
1292.
April 16.
Stepuey.
April 6.
Westminster.
April 16.
Stepney.
April 17.
Stepney.
April 17
Stepney.
April 17.
Stepney.
Membrane 16 — cont.
Pardou to William atte Water for the death of Robert de Boklinton, as
it appears by the inquisition made by the sheriff' of Surrey that he killed
him in self-defence.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to tho abbot and convnit of
Malmesbury by John de AVydecunibf, of half a virg.ite of land in Bremel ;
by William de Wotton, of 10 acres of land in Barwe ; by William la Wayte,
of 7 acres of land in Kington.
Appointment of Hugh de Cressinghaiii, William de Ormesby, John
Wogan, Master John Luvel and William de Mortuo Mari as justices in
eyre for this turn in the counties of Lancaster, Westmoreland and Cum-
berland, and of oyer and terminer touching complaints against bailiffs and
ministers of the king and of others.
The like of John do Berewik, Thomas de Normanvill, .John de Liihe-
greynes, Peter Molore and Hugh de Cave as justices in eyre in the counties
of Hereford, Salop and Stafford.
Appointment of William Gerberge of Yarmouth, king's clerk, to the
custody, during pleasure, of the rolls and writs in the eyres of Hugh de
Cressingham and his fellows in the afore.said counties.
Grant to Simon de Monte Acuto, that whereas the king in part satisfaction
of his obligation to give him land and rent in wards and custodies to the
yearly value of 50/., granted him 205/. os. in wardships and in the marriage
of the heirs of Thomas Pipard, tenant in chief, the escheator this side
Trent is to cause the said sum, levied upon the wards and custodies which
next fall in in his bailiwick, to be assigned to the said Simon.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John atte VVilewes of Thindon
of a messuage and a rood of land in Pitesle, and by Ralph Gerier of I'ittesle
of a moiety of an acre there to Henry de Naasington, chaplain celebrating
divine service in the church there.
Appointment of William de Estden, king's clerk, to the custody, during
pleasure, of the office of the treasury of the Exchequer of Dublin.
Writ de intcndendo directed to the barons and chamberlains of the
Exchequer of Dublin.
Protection with clause voltimtis, for two years, for the said William,
going to Ireland on the king's service.
Mehbraxe 15.
April 14. Appointment of Henry de Ponte, king's clerk, to the custody, during
Stepney. plea.t^ure, of the office of one of the chamberlains in the Exchequer of
Dublin, with a salary of 10 marks of silver.
Writ de intendendo directed to the treasurer and barons of the Exchi-quer
of Dublin.
April 17. Appointment of John Baciin, king's clerk, to the custody, during pleasure.
Stepney. of the rolls and writs of the Rcnoh.
Mandate to Master John Luvel to deliver the same to him i)y chirograph.
Mandate to the justices of the Bench to admit him.
Appointment of Robert de Retteford, king's clerk, to the custody, (hiring
pleasure, of the rolls and writs of the eyre of John de Berewik tind his
fellows, justices.
April 18. Protection with clause rnlt/mus, until Micliiiclnias, for Roger Lostr.inge,
Stepney. btaying beyond sea» ou the king's service.
IHG
CALENDAR OF PATENT llOLLS.
J 292 Membrane 16 — cont.
Notificnlion to William de Vescy, justiciar/ of Ireland, and all bailiffs
tliorc that tlio nt'lconth on their goods granted by the magnates and good
men there is to be taxed at Michaelmas, hut arms, harness of any kind,
tools, treasure and debts are to be excepted : one half is to be paid within a
fortnight after Easter, and the other Within a fortnight after Michaelmas.
April 23. Licence for the master and brethren of the Knights Templars in England
Rovstoii to retain in mortmain two tofts in Donington acquired from Adam son of
(^Cnictm Roes'). Robert le Newecomcn of Rouceby, a messuage and 6 acres of land in
Rouston accjuired from John de Rouston, a messuage and 26\ acres of land
in the same town taken into their hands as their demesne from William son
of Peter their bondman {nativo ), muX a messuage in Grantham surrendered
to them by Gilbert de Lincoln, their tenant, through indigence : all entered
upon subsequent to the passing of the statute of mortmain.
April 24.
Rojstou.
April 21
Ware.
April 16.
Stepney.
April 24.
i'lilmer.
Fulmer.
April 10.
Stepney.
Brothers Adam de Eyton, Henry de Templo and Geoffrey de Alkemunde-
bury, canons of Merton, bringing news of the death of Gilbert, their late
prior, have letters of licence to elect.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Roger Brian of 2 acres of
land and 100s. of rent in Hingestewrth, Trucking, Clothale and Aspedene
lo a chaplain celebrating divine service in the chapel of St. John, Bunting-
ford.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by the sheriff of Hert-
ford, for the said Roger to enclose a path leading past two acres of his land
in Trocking, near the chapel of St. John the Baptist, Buntingford, to the
highway called ' Ermingeslrete,' and to make another path at the head of
those two acres on the south side.
Notification to bailiffs and others of the Islands of the king's confirmation
of the sale by the abbot and convent of Cormery to Master William de
Sancto Remigio, in fee simple, of the rents and liberties held by them in
any way in the island of Guernsey, and belonging to the priory of St. Elena
in Hagna, for which sale Reginald de Ayssewell, then bailiff" in the said
island, received, according to tTie custom of the place, 100*. of Tours, gave
licence to the said William to possess the premises, and affixed the seal of
the bailiwick of the island to the said charter, together with that of the
dean of the priory and of the jurats of the island.
Vacated because surrendered and cancelled.
Mandate to Pel;er de Arcis, the king's bailiff" of the island of Jersey, and
Ralph Odonis, balHff of the islands of Sark and Alderney, to deliver to the
same AVilliam the custom on fish (esperquerias), demised to him at farm by
Otto de Graudisono by letters patent which the king confirmed.
Presentation of William de Rokelund, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
church of Crosseby, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason
of the voidance of the see.
The like to William de Bedeford, chaplain, to the chapel of St. Nicholas,
in the manor of Queye, in the diocese of Ely, in the king's gift by reason
of his custody of the heir of Walter de Treylly, tenant in chief.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Edmund the king's
brother, and the following, going beyond seas on the king's service : —
Walter de Bathon[ia].
Alan de Waldeshef.
Reginald de Sancto Martino.
Master Ralph de Bannebury, clerk.
Walter de Rading.
20 EDWARD I.
487
1292.
April 28.
Bury St.
EdmuQiIs.
April 28.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
April 12.
Stepney.
April 28.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
April 28.
Bury St.
Edmunds.
May 6.
Culford.
April 28.
Bury St.
EduiundH.
Membrane 15 — cont,
Appointraeut of William Hathewy to the custody, until farther orders,
of the castle, town and honor of Munemuth, and the castles of Grosmont,
Skenefrith and Whiteca^tle, tlie manors of Rideleye and Mensterwrtli, and
the lands beyond the Severn, granted by charter to the king by Edmund,
his brother, with the knights' fees, advowsons, homages, services of
freemen and villeins and other appurtenances; and mandate to him to go
in person and take the same into the king's hands.
Mandate to Ralph Hathewy to deliver the same by chirograph.
Appointment of John son of Thomas to the custody, during pleasure, of
the manors of Lindehurst and Ringewode with the New Forest, and all
things appertaining to the said manors, lately in the hands of Eleanor, the
late queen consort, answering therefor at the Exchequer.
Mandate in pursuance to Simon de Wynton.
Presentation of William de Wermenistre to the church of Thidolvesside,
in the diocese of Salisbury.
Pardon to Edmund, the king's brother, of all arrears of the service of a
sore hawk due from him yearly for his lands between Ribbel and Merse,
CO. Lancaster, provided that he perform his service for the future.
Writ de intendetido directed to the tenants of the Islands for Master
William de Sancto Remigio, appointed by Otto de Grandisono to receive
all arrears due to him there.
Mandate to the auditors of the account of the arrears due to the .said
Otto in the island of Guernsey, to allow the said William 180 pounds of sm ill
money of Tours for the repair of the castle and manor there, and 80 pounds
of the .same money paid to some fishermen there by order of the said Otto.
Letters for Richard de Ickelingham of Newmarket, i)aralytic, nominating
Reyner de Hermingwell, chaplain, and Uobert de Marham his attorneys in
England for three years.
The like for : —
Nicholas de Segrave, staying in Scotland on the king's service, nomi-
nating William de Wiswrth and Gilbert de Tunstall for one year.
Edmund de Hasting, staging in England, nominating John dc Idesale
and John de Bentelegh in Ireland for one year.
Geoffrey de Liziniaco, going beyond seas, nominating William le
Orfevre for five years.
Appointment of John Buteturte to the custody, during the minority of
the heir, of the lands late of John de Drayton, tenant in chief, with the
marriage of the heir.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator this side Trent, to deliver the
same with the Issues since Sunday before the last Annunciation.
Licence for William son of Douenald le Clerk of Newcastle Levan {de
Novo Castro dc Levan), an Irishman, and his children lawfully begotten to
use English laws.
April 28.
Burj St.
Edmunds.
Membrase 14.
See the schedule attached for Osbert Giffard. [Srhtdule missini/.']
Licence for the alienation in mortmain, for tli(! soul of Eleanor, tln> late
queen consort, by the abbot and convent of Fecamp to the dean and cha])tcr
of St. Mary's, Lincoln, of the town of Navenby.
488
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
April 28.
Hury t?f.
Edmuuds.
■iO()-> Mntihrane 14 — cont.
Mny 4. Signification to thfi bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the
Culfoni. election of Nicholas Tregony, sub-prior of Merton, to be prior.
Mnv 4. Commission of oyer and tormincr to Hugh <lc Babington and Master
Culford. Geoffrey de rakenham touching the account of the parage lately granted to
the burgesses and good men of the town of Cambridge.
Grant to Roger de Lee of 31 acres of wood, by the forest perch, in
Claverlcye — whereof 20 acres lie in the heath between Whitemere and
Burgton, 7 acres in le Kinggesmore, between Burgton Bobinton and Gat-
acre, ',i aci'cs in the heath between the towns of Aston and Luddesden and
the boundaries of the counties of Salop and Stafford, and 1 acre between
the king's waste near his forest of Morf and the manor of Bobinton,
to hold for life by the yearly rent of 5*. 2d. by the hands of the king's
bailiff of Claverle ; and license for him to bring the same into cultivation.
Notification that the session held by Gilbert de Thornton and Roger
Brabazun, justices appointed to hold pleas before the king in the town
of St. Edmunds, one day before the king's arrival, shall not be to the
prejudice of the abbot and convent of St. Edmunds as a precedent, as it
appears that no justices of the king's ancestors held pleas within the
liberty of the bounds (banleucd) of St. Edmunds.
May 5. Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Roger Lestrange,
Culford. justice of the forest this side Trent, for Thomas de Lodinton to enclose
with a small dyke and low hedge, bring into cultivation and hold in fee
simple certain ground of his containing 5 acres in Maleslewode, within
the metes of the forest of Rokingham.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by John de Brutewell to the
abbot and convent of St. Albans of a messuage, 80 acres of land, 8 acres
of meadow, 7*. 9c?. rent, and the rent of a pound of cummin in Pinneffeld.
May 3. Grant, for life, to Geoffrey de Wyleby, clerk, of a messuage and an acre
Culford. of land in Norwich extended at 3*., late of Henry le Fiz le Chapeleyn of
Norwich, hanged for felony, to hold at a yearly rent of 6s.
The like to the same, of a messuage in Norwich, extended at 2s., late of
Stephen le Blund, convicted of felony, to hold at a yearly rent of 4*.
Pardon to William de Reved, for the death of Henry le Petit, as it
appears by inquisition that he was not guilty thereof.
Request to G. count of Flanders, the king's friend, and to his ministers,
to admit according to the agreement lately made in the count's presence,
Ranulph de Whyteby, Adam le Mareschal, William le Fuibur and William
de Eccham, merchants of Scotland, to appraise the goods of Scotch mer-
chants arrested by him and his people, and to send the valuation when
made under his seal to the king.
Vacated because otherwise below.
May 7. Pardon to John de Shottesham, monk of St. Edmunds, in consideration
Culford. of service in Scotland, for taking venison in the forest of Essex and the
park of Langham, granted to save the abbot and his household from moles-
tation.
Licence for John son of Thomas, although an Irishman, to treat for peace
with the Irish adversaries of the king, so that peace be not concluded
without the counsel of the chief justice of Ireland.
Presentation of Master John de Cadamo to the church of Little Laufare,
in the diocese of London.
May 4.
Culford.
Mav 6.
Culford.
20 EDWARD I.
489
1292.
May 6.
Culford.
April 2S.
Burj St.
Edmunds.
Mav 7.
Culford.
Mav 6.
Culford.
Membrane 14 — cont.
Licence for John Portehors to exchange in mortmuin a mark of rent
which he reoeivos out of the houses of the archtleacon of Ely in Cambridge
with the prior and convent of Bernevvell for a mark of rent which they
receive of the prior and Carmelite Friars in Cambridge for the site of their
house in Melnestrete.
Licence for Henry le Mareschal and Robert de Wyleby, citizens and
king's merchants of Dublin, to bring 200 crannocks of grain from Ireland
to England and sell it.
Mandate to Walter Ilackelute to restore to Gilbert de Clare, earl of
Gloucester and Hertford, his liberty of Morgannou, with all issues from
this day.
Letters for William del Espeye, John Cristyn, Nicholas de Aucrdon,
John Tobyns and John de Auerdon, merchants of Bruges, nominating
Michael le Moygne and Arnul[)h Campyoun to sue damages for injuries
done them within the time of truce between the kin^ and the count of
Flandi-rs, to wit, from Easter 19 Edward I., to All Saints following.
Request to G. count of Flanders, the king's friend and his ministers, to
admit according to the agreement made before the king in his presence, the
above-mentioned Ranulph de Whiteby, &c., to appraise the goods of Scotch
merchants arrester! by him and his people at the value they had at the time
of such arrest, and to semi the valuation when made under his seal to the
king.
Commission to Stephen de Penecestre, keeper of the Cinque Ports and
Master Reginald de Braundon, to enquire touching all pleas against the
king's people in England, Gasoony, Bayonne and elsewhere, for injuries
done within the time of the above truce.
Compact betAveen the king and Guy, count of Flanders, that all con-
tentious and actions between their respective peoples shall cease, except that
the count's people may recover damages for injuries during the thne of the
above truce. \^Fcedcra.'\
Membrane 13
May 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Herteford and William de
Culford. Giselham, by jury of the city of London, Middlesex, Buckingham, Ilerlfurd,
Kent an<l Surrey, touching the persons who while the king was staying
at Westminster to hold parliament, came in the daytime against Roger de
Dreiton, trejisurer of Edmund earl of Cornwall and certain of the earl's house-
hold, as they were passing through the streets of the city of London, on their
way to the said parliament under the king's protection and unarmed, and
with swonls and knives drawn with malice nforetliought assaulted them and
killed them in the public street, while many persons in the adjoining streets
stood by, saw them ami heard their cries ; also touching the persons who
by day and night supplied the said malefactors with food and drink when
they had taken refuge in a church Ity reason of the suid felony, and the
persons who f)n horseback and on foot conducted them to the port of Dover
after their abjuration of the realm.
The like to Thoma-s de Bellius and Geoffrey de Sandiacre, on complaint
by Richard Mai!!i', that while he was under the protection of Tleniy III.,
Thomas, prior of Shiddham, Stephen IJrry of Depliam, .John le Bluml of
Sliuldham, Andicw Knape, Joiin Page, Peter Skip of Bukton, Andrew
le Tyeys of Shuldham, Geoffrey Gele, brother John de Shuldham and
400
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
May 20.
Widbcach.
Membrane 13 — cont.
GillHTt 1l' Mosser of Wirhani, with others unknown, assaulted him at the
door of the church of Northwold, co. Norfolk, and that since he has been
undi'r kinf; Kd ward's protection, the said persons broke the doors of his
houfic at Stokeferle, co. Norfolk, and carried away his goods.
The like to llu^jii dc Crcst^ingham, touchiu/r tlie persons who lately on the
sea coa.st between Thornham and Burnham, co. Norfolk, assaulted on
shipboaril certain Wykenger' and Berges and other merchants of the realm
of Norway, and carried away their goods.
Mav 6.
Culford.
Alay 6.
Culford.
May 10.
Walsingham.
May 3.
Bdry St.
Edmunds.
May 15.
Spalding.
Membrane 12.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by William Eliot of Cambridge of
a messuage there, and by Robert le Steresman of Cambridge of a messuage
there, to the prior and Carmelite Friars there.
Pardon to Richard de Berton for the death of John de Lauerdin, as it
apjjears by testimony before the king that he killed him by misadventure.
Request to the abbot and convent of Abyndon, who at the king's request
have granted sustenance in their house for life to Nicholas de Teweng for
his services to Margaret, sometime queen of Scotland, the king's sister, to
cause letters patent to that effect to be made for him, sealed with the seal of
their chapter ; and notification that the king will not charge them Mdth the
maintenance of any other person during the life of the said Nicholas.
Mandate to William de Estden, treasurer of Ireland, Walter de la Haye and
Robert Bagod, that after auditing the account of Master Elias de Wynton,
king's clerk, from the last recess of Nicholas de Clere, late treasurer,
until the arrival of the said William, they make the said Master Elias due
allowance.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
Adam de Creting and Juliana his wife, going to Ireland, for two
years.
Thomas de Belhus, going beyond seas on the king's affairs, until a
fortnight after Michaelmas.
Peter de Genevill, staying in Ireland, for two years.
The abbot of Stratford, going beyond seas on the affairs of his house,
until a fortnight after Michaelmas.
Grant to the executors of the will of Eleanor, the late queen consort, of
the marriage of John son and heir of John de Mares, tenant in chief, as
shall be most expedient for her soul.
Licence for William de Grandisono to strengthen his house of Asperton,
CO. Hereford, with a wall of stone and lime and to crenellate it.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, king's clerk, escheator this side Trent, to
restore the temporalities of Merton to Nicholas de Tregory, sub-prior there
elected prior.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for John de Cestre, clerk,
going to Ireland with Adam de Cretin^.
Clement de Ledene and William de Gravene, monks of St. Saviour's,
Faversham, bringing news of the death of Osward, their late abbot, have
letters of licence to elect.
20 EDWARD I.
491
1292.
Mav 6.
Culford.
May 16.
Spalding.
May 20.
Barton-upon-
Humber.
May 20.
Thornton.
Membrane 12 — cont.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
The abbot of lliighford, going to a general Cistercian chapter, until
All Saints.
Ralph de Bosco,
Jolin Pftvnel,
Richard Luvedav
I going
I years.
to Ireland with Adam de Crating for two
Power to William de Vescy, justiciary of Ireland, to give licence to elect
a successor to Matilda Coinyn, abbess of Kilcleoheen {de Bella Portu
juxta IVaterford), deceased, to give the royal assent, and to restore the
temporalities to the person elected.
Appointment of Richard de Cornubia, king's clerk, to the custody,
during pleasure, of the office of the chiro;rraphry in the eyres of Hugh de
Cressingham and his fellows, justices in their next eyre.
Mandate to the said justices to admit him.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of
Friars Preachers, Boston, by John de Sutton and Petronilla his wife, of land
100 feet by 18 feet there, an I by Peter Gode of Boston of land -i4 porches
by 3 perches there, sometime of Waceus de Kirketon and Agnes his wife.
Membrane 12 {Schedule).
May 20. Licence, until next Easter, for Master William de Marchia, king's clerk,
Ucssle. treasurer, to take and carry away two or three deer in the king's forests
this side and beyond Trent.
Membrane 12 — cont.
May 10. Confirmation of a charter, which the king has inspected, whereby Henry
VVaUingham. III. granted in frank almoin to the chaplain of the chapel of St. Mary,
Orgoil Ca.stle, Guernsey, the tenth of a rent called ' Chaumpard,' in the
land of Gerneseye : directed to the bailiffs and tenants of the islands of
Greneseye and Gereseye.
May 25. Notification, lest sinister suspicion should arise, that John son of William
Darlington, le Baru of Smetheton lost his right ear by the bite of a dog, as appears by
sufficient testimony.
May 7. Notification that the king, at the request of the abbot and convent, has
Culford. tfiken the abbey of V'audey, in the diocese of Lincoln, under his protection,
and committed it to the custody, during jjleasure, of William de Hamelton,
king's clerk, so that no sherifi", bailiff or minister of the king or another
be lodged in the iibbev or its granges durin*' the said custody.
May 26. Signification to Master John de Craticumb, archdeacon of the Estriding,
Darlin;^ton. vicar-general of J. archbishop of York, primate of England, who is beyond
Boa.-«, of the royal a8.sent to the election of John do Halghton, canon of
Carlisle, to be l)i»hop.
Ma^ 23. Remission to neolTrey Clement of the yearly rent of 60,v., reserved in
Darlington, the king's late grant to him, uf the counnote of Pi'Miarlh, co. Cardigan, in
fee Himplc, ut u yearly rent of 00*., by the hands of the constable of
Lampatler f'astli-, \\ ith the service of him and his heirs with their men
and tenants when summoned on all expeditions into Wales: this service
however to be still rendered.
Mandate in pursuance to the trcji&urer and barons of the Exchequer.
402
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
May 28.
Urunton
( liurneton
May 27.
Diirbaiu.
Mav 29.
Felton.
Membrane 1 2 — cont.
Prcsontjition of Bartholomew de Kertling, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
church of Astpatrik, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason
of the voiilance of the see.
Richard de Ludelawe and Ranulph de Bydtiford, monks of St. Peter's,
Shr('w.-^lnii-v, bringing news of the death of John their late abbot, have
)• letters of licence to elect.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry Pygyn, of 53*. 4d. rent
in Lodolowe, to a chaplain celebrating divine service in the church of
St. Laurence, Ludelowe.
The like by Robert le Porter of Baumburgh to the prior and convent of
Durham of a messuage in Baumburgh.
Mav G.
Culford.
June 6.
Berwick on-
Tweed.
\\J\ine 10.
Berwick-on-
Twced.
June 2.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 4.
Ber^vick-on-
Tweed.
June 6.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 8.
Berwick -on-
Tweed.
Membrane 11.
Letters for the abbot of Rughford, going to a general Cistercian chapter,
nominating brother Hugh de Morton and Geoffrey de Calneton his attorneys
until All Saints.
The like for :—
Constance de Biern, staying in Gascony, nominating Bertrand de
Cabanesio and William de Tykehull for two years.
Theobald de Verdun, staying in England, nominating William de
Bosco in Ireland for two years.
The abbot of Savigny, staying beyond seas, nominating brothers
William le Taillur and Gilbert de Abrincis for three years.
Ralph de Freschenvill, going beyond seas, nominating Ralph de
Morewede and John de Drax for one year.
Adam de Cretinge, going to Ireland, nominating William son of Adam
de Cretinge for two years.
John de Aqua Blanca, dean of St. Ethelbert's, Hereford, staying
beyond seas, nominating James de Aurel and Richerus de Bromyard
for three years.
Ralph de Scardeburgh and Beatrice his wife, staying in Scotland,
nominating William de Rokesburgh and Thomas de Rokesburgh for
two years.
Mandate to William de Vescy, keeper of the castle of Scartheburgh, to
deliver the same by indenture to John Sampson, appointed to the custody
thereof during pleasure.
Presentation of Giles son of Simon de Bruges, clerk, to the church of
Ardmays in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the land and heir of
Robert de Cruys, tenant in chief.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Ralph de Freschenvill,
going beyond seas.
Restitution to Theobald de Verdon, absolutely, of his liberty of Ewyas
Lacy, lately committed to the custody of Roger le Rus.
Mandate to the said Roger to deliver the same, with all issues from the
present day.
Notification that in like manner as Henry III., by letters patent which
the king has inspected, took under his protection the keeper of the work of
the bridge of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, his men, lands and possessions, the
king has taken them under his protection, with clause rocjamus, for alms in
aid thereof.
20 EDWARD I.
493
1292.
June 10.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 11.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
^[emhrane 11 — cont.
Inspeximiis and confirmation of letters patent of John, bishop of Win-
chest<»r to the abbot and convent of Certeseye, dated Essere, 1 April 1292,
of licence for recitiufj a bull of Cleinei:t III., dated Lateran, 20 March,
fourth jear of hi.s pontificate, the .«aid abbot and convent to ret<'«in in
their own bands the pari.<h churches cf Bochani, Ebcsham, Ewell, W altham,
Horley, Coveham and Culesdon, and the chapels of Wetcsdon and Chertsey
when they fall vacant, to reserve the benefices theieof for their own use,
so that they elect vicars thereto and granting in accordance with the said
bull, and because the funds of the nlona^jtery have decreased in various
ways, both by exactions and by pestilences and inundation of waters
affecting the animals, flocks, and other things lately in the parts of Certeseye,
that thev shall retain to their own use the issues of the church of Bochani,
which is of their patronage, now void by the resignation of John do
London, late the rector, so that they present a suitable person to perform
services there.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator beyond Trent, to restore the
temporalities of Montacute to John de Bello Ramo, monk of the order of
Cluny, appointed to be prior of Montacute by William {Guillcrmus), abbot
of Cluny.
Presentation of Richard de Furches, clerk, to the church of Yedefenloges,
in the diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of
the land and heir of Robert de Mortuo Mari, tenant in chief.
Protection with clause volnmus, for two years, for Geoffrey de Genevill
and Matilda his wife, staying in Ireland.
Re-appointment of Robert de Sexdecim Vallibus, clerk, to the custody,
during pleasure, of the counter-seal of merchants in the city of York, as it
appears by the testimony of the community of the said city that he has
lands there and in the parts adjacent, whereby he may be brought to justice
if need be, wheieas Henry Bertelmeu, clerk, to whom the said custody
was lately committed has none.
Mandate to the said Henry to deliver the counter-seal to the said Robert
without delay.
Pardon at the request of John de Kenleye to Albcrtinus, his nephew, and
Joan, late the wife of Ralph son of John, tenant in chief, for intermarrying.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the Friars Minors of Norwich,
of sundry parcels of land there by John le Grocer, Adam de Stouhus,
Richard de Fornesete, the prior of St. Faith's, the prior and convent of
Norwich, Mabel de la Cawette, Thomas de Stanfeld, the abbot and convent
of St. Benet, Hulme, Alexander de la Sarterin, Thomas de Wymundham,
Roger le Mareschal, Roger de Morle, William Justise and Robert his
brother, John de Wytton, Goda de Lodne, William de Colneye, Godfrey
Picard and Giles le IVyntur.
Protection, for two yearp, for Master John de Urbe, proctor of Sir John
de Columpna, upon whom the pope conferred the treasurership of the
church of York, and for the men and lands committed to his custody.
June ft.
Berwick-on-
Twec'l.
Membranb 10.
Letters for Peter son of Philip do Staunton, staying in Enghmd, nomi-
nating William Burnel and Philip de Valle his attorneys in Ireland for
one year.
IfH
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1202.
June 10.
Twced.
.June 13.
Hcrwick-ou-
Tweed.
June 1.5.
BtTwick-iiii-
Twced.
June -20.
BiTwick-on-
Tweeil.
June 24.
Bt-rwick-on-
Tweed.
June 11.
Borw'ick-on-
Tweed.
June 10.
Ikrwick-on-
Tweed.
June 7.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 12.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 13.
Rerwick-on-
Tweed.
]ifembra7ie 10— cont.
The like for:—
Alexander de lialliolo, chamberlain of Ihe realm of Scotland, staying
in Scotland, nominating John de Watton and William de la Dune
until Christmas.
The abbot of Bvland, going beyond seas, nominating brother John de
Fenton and VVilliam de Wynkeburne until Martilmas.
.John Comyn, earl of Boghan, slaying in Scotland, nominating Ralph
de Lasceles knight and John de Wliytewyk for one year.
David de Offinton, going to Ireland, nominating Adam son of David
and William de Fayreford for two years.
William son of Warin, staying in England, nominating Robert de
Logan and .John le Clerk in Irelond for one year.
Robert de Brns the elder, staying in Scotland, nominating Master
Adam de Crokedayk for two years.
The siame Robert, nominating .John de Burley and Master Adam de
Crokedayk for two years.
Alan de la Susche, staying in England, nominating John Boveneye in
Ireland for three years.
General pardon to John le Usser.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of Holy
Trinity, Noruich, by Ralph Norkes, Thomas de Stanfeld and Robert de
Sprouston, chaplain, of a messuage each in Norwich, and by Adam de
Sahara of 4d. rent tliere.
Licence for William Fayforer to enfeoff by charter Guncelin de Badeles-
mere in the manors of Inge and Wychelinge, held in chief, and for him to
re-enfeofF the said William and Lora his wife and their heirs.
Appointment of Robeit le Grauut, parson of the church of St. Crux,
York, as master of the hospital of St. Nicholas, York. William de Hamelton,
archdeacon of York, in a visitation and ordinance which he made by the
king's command in the said hospital, deferred the appointment of a master to
the same until the king's will therein was known, and the king ordered
the abbot of St. Mary's, York, and John de Lithegreynes to elect a suitable
chaplain as master, who, with the common consent of the mayor and
commonalty of the said city, nominated the said Robert. The king commits
the said hospital to his custody during pleasure, provided that he cause the
ordinance recently made by the archdeacon in the said hospital, afterwards
confirmed by letters patent, to be inviolably observed in every article.
Writ de intendendo directed to the brethren and sisters of the said
ho-spital.
Membrane 10 {Schedule).
Appointment of Master William de Marchia, the treasurer, to sue and
receive from the merchants of Lucca and others, deputed by the apostolic see to
pay the same to the king, 100,000 marks of a tenth collected in England, and
granted to the king by the apostolic see in aid of the Holy Land, i'or the
second term of the payment thereof, together with the surplus for the whole
period of the said grant.
Acknowledgment of the receipt, by the hands of the said Master William,
of the said 100,000 marks from master GifEiedus de Yezano, canon of
I
20 EDWARD I.
495
2^292. Membrane 10 (Schedule) — cont.
Cambrai {Cameraceii'), clerk of the pope's chamber and envoy in Eng-
land from the apostolic see, and from Master John de Luk', canon of St.
Paul's, Loudon i with acquittance to the said Masters Giffrcdus Jind John.
June 12.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 13.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 8.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 18.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 14.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 17.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
June 19.
Bcrwick-on-
Tweed.
June 18.
Berwick-on-
Twecd.
June 18.
Bentick-on-
Twced.
Membrane 10 — cont.
Appointment of jT)hn de Rufjham, clerk, to the custody, during the
minority of the heir of Richard le Itus, of two parts of the lands which the
said Richard held of William BarduU", deceased, tenant in chief, at the rent
of 35*. 6</. yearly, the extent thereof.
Protection with clause volumus, until Martilmas, for the abbot of
Byland, going beyond seas.
Licence, for life, for Almaricus son of Almaricus de Sancto Amando,
king's yeoman, to hunt the fox, hare, badger and cat with his own dogs in
the forests in the counties of Norihampton, Buckingham, O.xford, South-
ampton and Wilts, except during the fence month, so that he do not take
great game or course in warrens.
Grant to Thomas son of ^Nicholas, late baron of Stafford, of the free
chapel of St. Nicholas in Stafford castle, in the king's gift by reason of his
custody of the laud and heir of the said Nicholas, tenant in chief; with
mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Stafford.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Writ de intendendo for Thomas de Sandwyco appointed justice of oyer
and terminer, touching lands and tenements, with their homages, services,
escheats, liberties, and other appurtenances withdrawn from the king in
the time of Henry IIL, as well as in the king's time, in the islands of
Gereseye and Gerneseye, Serk and Aurneye, and touching undue and
unaccustomed services levied by the king's bailiffs there.
Appointment of the same as above.
Grant to Thomas son of Nicholas, late baron of Stafford, of the free
chapel of St. Nicholas in Stafford castle, in the king's gift by reason of
his custody of the land and heir of the saitl Nicholas, tenant in chief.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Ilarlc, escheator beyond Trent, or
to the sub-escheator in the county of Stafford.
Grant to William Mulure of the custody, during the minority of the
heir, of the lands, late of Anketin Salveyn, tenant in chief, in the king's
hands by reason of his custody of the heir.
Licence for the abbot and convent of Hyde, Winchester, to appropriate
one church of (heir own patronage in the diocese of Winchester of the gift
of the diocesan and with the consent of the chapter, as it appears that they
have not yet been able to avail themselves of the king's late letters patent
to them empowering them, for the discharge of a yearly payment of 20/.
wherein they were bound to the dean and chapter of Salisbury, to assign
to the latter the churches of Colingburno and Peucseye of their own
patronage and in the diocese of Salisbury, or to place the said churches
at the disj)<)siti(in nf the bishop of Sulisbin'v and the .«aitl dean and cl)apter,
if they could make arrangements benetieial to their house.
Mandate to Thoma-s de Normanvill, escheator this side Trent, to restore
the tempornlities of the bishopric of Carlisle to John de Halucton, canon
thereof, whose election as bishop has been confirmed by Master John de
49({ CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1092 Membrane 10 — cont.
Crnucnmbc, airlulencon of the Estriding, vicar-gencral of J. archbishop of
York, gone bcvoiul seas.
Tlio liko to .Malcohn do Ilnrleye, escheator beyond Trent,
Writ de intendcndo directed to the tenants.
June 20.
Berwick-oil
Tweed. he abbot
Signification to H. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of William de Mokeleg, monk of St. Peter's, Shrewsbury, to
Membrane 9.
June 18. Safe-conduct, for one year, for Deuys de Tillebnry, king's clerk, going
Benvick-ou- on the king's affairs to the islands of Gerneseye and Grereseye, and else-
Tweed, where, in the realm of France.
Mandate to Peter de Arcis, bailiff of the island of Jersey, to deliver by
indenture the farm and all arrears due to Otto de Grandisono to the said
Denys, sent to receive the same by R. bishop of Bath and Wells and William
de Grandisono, attorneys of the said Otto.
The like to Ralph Odonis, bailiff of Serk and Aurneye.
The like to Master William de Sancto Remigio, bailiff of Gerneseye.
Exemption, for three years, of Walter le Rous of Tillebnry, attendant
upon the service of Otto de Grandisono, from being put on assizes, juries or
recognisances.
June 20. Signification to J. archbishop of Canterbury of the royal assent to the
Berwickon- election of Geoffrey de Bocton, sub-prior of St, Saviour's, Feversham, to be
Tweed. ybbot.
Confirmation to John de Monte Forti, king's yeoman, of the marriage
of William son and heir of Simon de Monte Acuto for the use of his
daughter Elizabeth, granted to him by Eleanor, late queen of England.
Simple protection, for one year, for the abbot of Lire, staying in Nor-
mandy, and for the prior and monks of Caresbrok.
Grant to William Wyght of the custody, during the minority of the heirs
of land to the yearly value of 10/., out of the lands late of Robert de Cruys
of Nalle, tenant in chief.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for David de Offinton,
going to Ireland.
June 29. Safe-conduct, until Midsummer, for Paganel de Vico, knight, and one
Berwick on- of the household of Andrew, king of Hungary, sent as envoy to the king,
Tweed. particularly on the business of the Holy Land.
June 8. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Thomas, bishop of Exeter,
Berwick-on- to the prior and convent of Plimpton of the advowson of a moiety of the
Tweed. chuich of St. Gerrans, co. Cornwall.
June 22. Protection with clause volumus, in Ireland, for one year, for William
Berwick-on- son of Warin, staying in England.
Tweed.
June 24. Presentation of Robert de Harton, chaplain, to the church of Toft, in
Berwick-on- the diocese of Lincoln.
Tweed.
Writ of aid for Elias de Hauvill, steward of the forest between the
bridges of Oxford and Staunfbrd and his avouees, buying cattle and stock
for the improvement of the king's manors in his bailiwick, so that they be
not compelled to pay toll.
20 EDWARD I
407
1292. Membrane 9 — cont.
June 20. Liceuce for William de Bello Campo, eail of Warwick, to make a wall
Berwick-on- of stone and lime round a garden (viridarium) within his dwelling-house
1 weed. q£ Hamslape, and to crenellate the same.
June 24. Notification of the king's will that the above William, to whom he lately
Berwick-on- gave licence by word of mouth to take of the venison in the forest of
Wiiitlewoil, be not molested for having taken pursuant to such licence one
stag and three bucks.
Tweed.
June 25. Licence for the prior and convent of Athissel to retain in mortmain a
Berwick-on- messuage and a carucate of land there of their own fee, which they acquired
smce the statute from William de Columbariis their tenant.
Tweed.
June 27.
Ben»ick-on-
Tweed.
June 28.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 2.
iJerwick-on-
Tweed.
July 4.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
63014.
Mandate to Walter de Iluntercumbe, keeper of the Isle of Man, to
permit John Comyn, earl of Boghan, to take sufficient lead in the king's
mine of Calf to cover eight turrets in his castle {in castro) of Crigelton and
Galleweye.
Grant to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, of the
marriage of Gilbert son and heir of Thomas de Clare, tenant in chief, a
minor.
Presentation of Master Robert de Tadecastre to the church of Skipse, in
the diocese of York ; directed to Master John de Craucumb, vicar of J.
archbishop of York, gone beyond seas.
Grant to Stephen son of Walter, king's yeoman, of the custody, during the
minority of the heirs of land out of lands late of Hugh de Curtenay, tenant
in chief, to the value of 59/. IG^. 6\d., to wit, of the manor of Chalveleye,
CO. Devon, extended at 24/. 11*. ll^c?., rent and mills in Exeter extended
at 18/., the manor of Wympel extended at 15/. 19s. 8</. and 24*. ll^*^/.
yearly, payable by Eleanor, late the wife of the said Hugh, for excess on
the dower assigned to her.
Mandate to justices, sheriffs and other bailiffs not to molest Walter de
Thornton, touching burning, robberies, and other felonies committed in
Boston fair. On 4 July, 19 Edward I. the king pardoned his outlawry
for the same, provided that he surrendered to Lincoln gaol before a fort-
night after Michaelmas and stood his trial. He surrendered within the
term, and has been acquitted before Peter de Campania and his fellows,
justices appointed to deliver the said gaol.
Grant to William le Engleys and Roger de Qamaund, in part satisfaction
of 100/. of land out of wardships and custodies lately granted to them, of
the custody, during the minority of the heir, of the lands late of Nicholas
Malemeyns, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, king's clerk, esclieator beyond Trent, to
restore tlie tempoinlities of the abbey of St. Peter, Shrewsbury, to William
de Mokileg, one of the monks thereof, elected abbot.
Writ tie inleiidcndo directe<l to the tenants.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for Steplien de Malo
Ljicu, going beyond seas.
Grant to William le Engleys, king's yeoman, of the marriage of Thomas
son and lioir of Leonard de Hokeringjr, tenant in chief.
Mandate to Maleoirn d«> Marie, es(;heator beyond Trent, to deliver the
body of the said Thomas to him.
I I
I'JS
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1202.
Juiu- 28.
llorwii-k-on-
TwceU.
July 5.
IJtrwitk on-
Tweed.
.luly 6.
Bcrwick-on-
Twee<i.
July 10.
Ik-rwick-on-
Tweed.
July 7.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 8.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Aug. 20.
Crake.
Aug. 26.
Pickering.
June 28.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 1.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 3.
Bf rwick- on-
Tweed.
July 4.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
MSMBRAiWE 8.
Letters for Robert Giffard, going beyond seas on the king's service,
nominating William le VValeys Lis attorney, in England until Christmas.
The like for :—
Kit'hard de Breraesgrave, going beyond seas on the king's affairs,
nominating Robert de Bardelby and John lo Riche for six years.
The aJ[)bot of Jorevall, going to a general Cistercian chapter, nomi-
nating John de Thornton, his fellow monk, and William de Blake-
burn until Christmas.
John Spark, going beyond seas on the king's affairs, nominating John
le Riche for six years.
Alexander de Ergudia, staying in Scotland, nominating Philip de Lorn
and William Marksilli for two years.
John de Valle, staying in England, nominating Adam de Sancto
Edmundo and David son of Roger in Ireland for two years.
Simon Feypowe, staying in Ireland, nominating Nicholas son of Henry
and Alexander le Keu until a year after Michaelmas.
Master Adam de Botingdon, clerk, staying in Scotland on the king's
service, nominating William de Kenilleworth, chaplain, and John de
Sutham, clerk, for one year.
David de Offington, staying in Ireland, nominating John le Clerk of
Faireford and William le Vacher of Fairef ord for two years.
The prior of Longueville, going to a general chapter of Cluny and
La Charite, nominating brother Richard de Gedinton and Ralph le
Blake until a year after Michaelmas.
The prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton, going to the same chapter,
nominating Richard de Gedington and Joceramus de Buscaria his
fellow monks for the same period.
Protection with clause volumvs, until Christmas, for Robert Giffard,
going beyond seas on the king's service.
Safe-conduct for the same for the same period.
Grant to William le Engleys and Roger de Gamaunt, king's yeomen, in
satisfaction of a promise to them of land to the yearly value of 100/. out of
wardships or escheats, of the custody during the minority of the heir, who
was eighteen years old at All Saints, 19 Edward I., of land and rent late of
Ralph Basset of Weledon, tenant in chief, to the yearly value of 53/. 23irf.,
to wit, to the value of 13/. 4*. lO^rf., in Weledon, co. Northampton,
24/. 10*. 5|«?., in Weston and Sutton, co. Northampton, 13/. 13*. 7\d., in
Pittesle, CO. Northampton, 33*., in Seyton, co. Rutland, remaining to
the king out of the sr.id lands after the assignment of dower to Eleanor
late the wife of the said Ralph and after the grant to Peter de Campania of
land and rent in the manor of Weledon to the yearly value of 36/. 13*. 4</. ;
and, if they do not hold the said custody for four complete years, the defi-
ciency is to be paid them in money or in escheats which fall in.
Mandate in pursuance to Malcolm de Harleye, escheator beyond Trent.
Grant to the eldest daughter of William son of Warin, deceased, for her
father's services, of the marriage of John son and heir of John de
Daggewrth, tenant in chief, so that the said John marry her, and if he
shall marry elsewhere against her will she is to have the forfeiture due to
the king:.
20 EDWARD I
499
1292.
July 2.
l3erwick-on-
Tweed.
July 6.
Berwick-oa-
Tweed.
July 5.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 6.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, escheator beyond Trent, to deliver the
body of the said John to the mother of the said girl to be married in the
aforesaid manner.
Licence, for one year, for Roger le Bigod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, to hunt with his dogs such deer as he or his people start in his
free chace of Strugul, and follow them to any part of the forest of Dem*,
and to take and carry them away.
Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent dated Westminster, 18 Oc-
tober, 15 Heury III., being a grant to the master of the hospital of
St. Thomas the Martyr, Boulton, that he might appoint an attorney to
do suit once a year at the Wapentake of Graham, co. Lincoln, due from
him by reason of his manor of Stroweston, which he had of the gift of
Robert de Ros.
Notification of the king's will that Roger de Mortuo Mari, to whom he
gave licence by word of mouth to take venison in the forest of Windle-
shouere, be not molested for having taken a brocket without the king's writ.
Licence, for one year, for the said Roger to hunt with his dogs and men
such deer which he or his men start in his lands and free chaces in Wales,
throughout all the forests of Wales, and to take and carry them away.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Thomas de Houeden, merchant.
Grant to Matthew de Columbariis, king's serjeant, in extension of
a grant to him dated 5 January, 8 Edward L, of the offices of ganger
and chamberlain of wines in England for life, with power to appoint a
substitute, at a salary of 20 marks yearly at the Exchequer, saving to the
king his due accustomed prises ; and the said Matthew and his deputies,
having by licence of certain magnates exercised these offices for his own
profit in certain of their ports wherein they were not exercised in the king's
name before that he continue to exercise for life the said offices there
for his own profit as heretofore, and that he be not charged with the issues
thereof in his account.
Mandate to the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer to permit him and
his deputies to exercise the said offices in the said ports for his life, and not
to charge him with the receipts thereof in his account.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Master Gilbert de Stratton
to the prior and Augustinian Friars of Lincoln, of a messuage in the
suburb of Lincoln.
Protection with clause voliimus, until Christmas, for the abbot of Jer-
vaulx, going to a general Cistercian chapter.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Robert Blanket to the prior
and convent of Worcester of a messuage and a virgate of land in Tin-
berdene in aid of the alms of the house.
Grant to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, that his recent grant to the
king uf a fifteenth of the moveables of his men and tenants in his land of
Brumfeld, in Wale.s, held by him by the king's gift, shall not prejudice
the said hind as a precedent.
Vacated because surrendered, cancelled and altered as belotc.
John de Wnlthain, Thomas le Porter, and John lo Rns, monks of ITvde,
Winchester, bringing news of the death of Robert their abbot, have h-ltcrs
of licence to elect.
I I U
:,{t)
TALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
July 6.
lkT« ickon-
Tweed.
July II.
Bcrwick-on-
Twet'd.
July 10.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 11.
IkTwick-on-
Tweed.
July 8.
BtTwick-on-
Tweed.
July 10.
Berwick on-
Tweed.
July 10.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 13.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
July 10.
Btrwick-oii-
Tweed.
July 14.
Berwick -on-
Tweed.
Membrane 7.
Exfinption, for life, of Roger son of Alice de Dinington, decrepit and
blind, from being put upon assizes, juries, or recognisances.
Pardon to Roger Garlaund of Okeleshavre for the death of Adam de
Godolnwe, as it a])pears by the record of Hugh de Cressingham and his
fellows, justices in eyre in the county of Lancaster, that he killed him in
geU'-defcnce.
Presentation of John de Hustwheyt, clerk, to the church of Lingefeld,
in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of Richard de Insula,
late rector, and in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the abbey of
Hyde by Winchester.
Protection with clause volumus, until one month after Easter, for the
abbot of Caldre, going to his general Cistercian chapter.
Grant to William le Paneter, king's serjeant, of the marriage of Margaret
daughter and heir of James de Langedon, tenant in chief. By K.
Safe-conduct, during pleasure, for Alexander de Ergadia and his men and
merchants, whom he frequently sends to Ireland to trade there, provided
that they observe the laws and are not persons of the king's land who are
outlawed or banished..
The like for Angus son of Douenaldus and Alexander his son, their
men and merchants in Ireland.
Grant to John de Warenna, earl of Surrey, that his grant to the king of
a fifteenth of the moveables of his men and tenants in his land of Bvumfeld,
in Wales, held by him of the king's gift, and the entry of the king's assessors
and collectors of the said fifteenth into his land shall not prejudice him as
a precedent against the tenor of his charter.
Simple protection in Ireland, for five years, for the abbot and convent of
Dundraynan, in Galloway.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Adam de
Botingdon, staying in Scotland on the king's service.
Tlie like, for two years, for : —
Iterius de Ingolisma.
The same Iterius going beyond seas, on the king's service, in Ireland.
John, parson of the church of Chiriton, going with the said Iterius.
Safe-conduct, until one year after Michaelmas, for Ranulph de Whyteby,
burgess of Berewyk-on-Tweed, going for trade to divers parts of the
realm.
Pardon at the request of John de Brabant to Henry de Wormesleye for
trespass of venison in the forest of Dene in the time of Grimbald de
Pauncefot, deceased, sometime keeper of that forest.
Pardon to Roland Malet for the death of Henry le Pestur, as it appears
by the record of Ralph de Sandwyco and Tnoraas de Belhus, justices lately
appointed to deliver Newegate gaol, that he killed hira in self-defence.
Pardon to Robert son of Ralph de Gunthorp of his abjuration of the
realm for the death of a person unknown at Catthorp, co. Nottingham, pro-
vided that he surrender to JSTottingham gaol before Michaelmas.
^ Simple protection in Ireland, for three years, for Francis Malissard and
Gerard Chimbardi, king's merchants, and their fellows, merchants of the
society of the Ricardi of Lucca, their men and merchandize.
20 EinVARD r
501
1292.
July 15.
Berwick on-
Tweed.
July 13.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Menibrane 7 — cont.
Grant to Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hertford, of the niar-
riaf^e of Gilbert son and heir of Tlionms ile Clare, tt naiit in chief, and in
case of hid dying before his majority or before marriage, of the marriages
of the other heirs until one of them is married.
Mandate to Roger de Burghull to deliver to Humphrey de B<»un, eail of
Hereford and Essex, or his attorney, his lil)eriy of Brekenewccum in the
custodv of the said Roger, restored to the earl with the issues from 13 July,
20 Edward I.
Restitution to the said Humphrey of the said liberty which wjvs taken into
the king's hands as a forfeiture by reason of trespasses charged against him.
The like mandate a.s above directed to Walter de Hackelute.
July 10.
Ikrwick-oa-
Tweed.
July 14.
Uerwick-on-
Tweed.
Inspexitnus and confirmation saving such customs in the duchy of Aqui-
taine and elsewhere as have been received since the making thereof,
of a charter of Henry II. to the abbey of Newebothle as follows : — Henry,
king of England, duke of Normandy and Aquitaine, and count of Anjou, to
justices, barons, sheriffs and all ministers of the whole of England and
Normandy and of the sea ports, and particularly to the reeves of Southamp-
ton {Hamt'), Hastings, Dover, Barfleur {de Barbejluctu), Caen, Hostrehinu
and Dieppe {de Diopa), I command that the men and horses and all the
things of the abbey of Neubothle and of the monks there serving God be
quit of toll and passage and pontage and of every other custom whitherso-
ever they come, and that no one vex them unjustly or disturb them upon
pain of 10/. AVitnesses : Theobald archbishop of Canterbury, Hugh bii^hop
of Durham, Robert bishop of Lincoln, Philip bishop of Bayenx, Ernaldi's
bishop of Lisieux, Thomas chancellor of the king, earl of Cornwall, at York,
Mandate to the justices, bailiffs and others of Ireland not to permit to be
molested in any way, for three years, Francis Malissard, Gerard Chim-
bardi and their fellows, merchants of the society of the Ricardi of Lucoa,
their men, things and merchandise, as it appears by their complaint that
although the king had taken them under his protection, twelve sworn men,
in divers counties of Ireland, appointed to denounce delinquents to the
king's baililfs and ministers, denounce them, though they have committed no
delinquencies, in order that money may be extorted from them, and that divers
perilous of those parts exact toll, murages and other customs from thum
which they have not used to pay.
Simple protection, until Michaelmas, for John de Suthwell going to the
Isle of Man on the king's service.
Process on a petition of Eric, king of Norway, before Edward I., superior
lord of Scotland, and his council presented by Ilugucio the prier.t
{pl(b(inutii) of Chat i lion {de Ca.stcl/ionc), Master Peter Algoti, Master
Bernard Lodowici, William de Thorngham, knight, and Arvo, canon of
Bergen, attorneys of the said Eric, before the king and his eouneil of botli
realms, Engluncl and Scotland, at Hercwik-on-Tw(e«l, at his jarliament there
on the morrow of Holy Trinity lli*J2, showing that whereas Alexander, hist
king of .Scotland, was l)oiirid to the said Krie in 14,000 marks sterliu"
for the marriage of his daughter Margaret betrothed to him, whereof lie
paid 7,(XK) marks dining his lifclinio, and for the rest a.ssigned to the mid
Eric, Margaret his wife and their heirs, the rents of the following lands : —
RoHcinuiy in the diocese of Moray, in the builiwick of Hanef, Batheluv
in the shrievalty of Aberden, I>adked an<l liudehen in the .shiievally of
Edinl)urgli to wit, 700 niarkn a year, and any defieiency to be raised from
the landM of Minncmorth; and that since the death of the said Alexander
50-2
CALENDAR OF PATE.VT ROLLy.
2-M)2_ Membrane 7 — cont.
tilt' said juiymonts hove been detained for three years by the bishops of
St. Andrews and (Jlasgow and the other keepers of the realm of Scotland;
and praying for redress.
Tlio said nttornovs being interrogated as to their proofs by the king
and his council, supplicate the king, as superior lord of the realm of Scot-
laud, to cause himself to be certified touching the premises by the bishops,
earls and barons, nobles and magnates, and the rest of the council then being
of the late Alexander king of Scotland, and to do justice in the matter.
Whereupon the king commanded the said persons to let him know the truth
herein. And they, assembled in presence of the king of England, said
upon their oaths that all the said tenements, except the lands and tenements
of Minnemorth, were assigned as alleged, and the said Eric was in seisin
thereof until three years ago, since which time the said keepers have
detained the same. And because this is found to be the case by the verdict
of the said councillors before our lord the king the superior lord of Scot-
land, and because the said king of Norway can claim nothing of the said
700 marks yearly, except for the term of his life, by our lord the king the
superior lord of Scotland and his council of both realms, it is adjudged
that the said king of Norway recover seisin of the said rent from the said
lands, except the lands of Minnemorth, and the arrears thereof for the past
three years, provided that the said lands, except the lands of Minnemorth,
are handed over to some good men of the realm of Scotland, elected thereta
by the said Eric, and to no others, who shall be answerable to him yearly for
life for the value of the same. And as to the lands of Minnemorth, as he
shows no writing or other evidence in support of his petition, he take&
nothing for the present, saving his action, if he has any or can show any
other evidence in case the said rents do not suffice for such deficiency to be-
made up out of the lands of Minnemorth.
July 15.
B( rwick on-
Tweed.
July 17.
Btrwick-on-
Tweed,
July 18.
Chatton.
July in.
Chatton
July 15.
Ber»ick-on-
Tweed.
July 19.
Chatton.
July 20.
Chatton.
Membrane 6.
Grant to Humphrey de Bonn, earl of Hereford and Essex, that his recent
grant to the king of a fifteenth of the movables of his men and tenants
within his lands of Breghenew in Wales, and the entry of the king's asses-
sors and collectors thereon, shall not prejudice him or his men of that land
as a precedent.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
William de BattefPord, staying in Scotland on the king's service, for
two years.
Osbert de Spaldinton, going to Man on the king's service, until
Christmas.
Philip de Albiniaco, going beyond seas, until a year after Michaelmas.
Protection with clause rogamus, for three years, for John de Camera,
general attorney of the master and brethren of the hospital of St. James,
Altopascio {de Alto Passu), in the diocese of Lucca, or his deputies, col-
lecting alms in virtue of a papal indulgence in churches once a year j
unauthorised persons collecting alms in their name are to be arrested.
Safe-conduct, during pleasure, for William de Orford, merchant of Ber-
wick-on-Tweed, a person of English origin enjoying the king's favour.
Pardon to Roger son of John de Haliwell, in Lancaster gaol for the
death of Richard Srnalecrotte of Boulton, as it appears by the record of
20 EDWARD I.
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1292.
July 23.
Botbburj.
July 26.
Matfen.
July 28.
Stauhope.
July 23.
Kothbury.
July 28.
Stiinhope.
Auf?. 8.
Auckland.
AufT. 6.
WaUin^ham.
Auir. 10.
Durham.
Membrane 6 — coiit.
Hugh de Cressingham and his fellows, justices In eyre in the county of
Lancaster, that he killed bim in self-defence.
The like to Robert son of Richard de Halghton of Goldeburne, in the
said gaol for the death of John le Chalouer, as it appears by the same
testimony that he killed him in self-defence.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
The abbot of Furneys, going to a general Cistercian chapter, until a
month afler Michaelmas.
The abbot of Combe, going to the same chapter, until Christmas.
Grant to Theobald de Verdon that his recent grant to the king of a
fifteenth, within his liberty of Ewyas Lacy in Wales, shall not prejudice the
said liberty as a precedent.
Signification to J. bishop of Winchester of the royal assent to the election
of Simon de Kaninges, sacristan of Hyde, to be abbot.
Pardon to Walter de Staynhurst, in Lancaster gaol for the death of
Robert son of Wymarca, as it appears by the record of Hugh de Cressing-
ham and his fellows, justices in eyre in that county, that he killed him in
self-defence.
The hke, for the same reasons, to Gilbert son of Hugh de Aynolfesdal
in Spek, in the same gaol for the death of Robert son of William de
Allerton.
The like, for the same reasons, to Alexander son of John de Pilkinton,
in the same gaol for the death of Adam de Wode.
The like, for the same reasons, to William Knot, in the same gaol for
the death of John Le Fevre of Sunderland.
The like, for the same reasons, to Alan de la More of Wydnes, in the
same gaol for the death of John Tirel.
The like, for the same reasons, to Henry son of Margery de Sutton, in
the same gaol for the death of Richard his brother.
The like, for the same reasons, to Richard Blundel, in the same gaol for
the death of Henry son of Amalnlla.
Safe-conduct, during pleasure, for ViUilis Brane, merchant, on the
testimony of Iterius de Engolisina, kiiigV: clerk, coiistiiblo of Rordeaux,
of his fealty to the king, for which ho has suffered many injuries iu
Gascony.
Appointment of Reginald de Grey, justice of Chester, to assess the
fifteenth which the good men and commonalty of the county of Chester
have granted the king upon the value of the gf»o(Ls which they had at
IMicliacliiias, and to arrange for the payment thereof at two, three, or four
terms as will be least grievous ; and at those places where he cannot attend
personally his substitutes are to have authority.
Grant to Alexander de Biikirigham for his services to Eleanor, the king's
nir)th(T, d«'C(■a^e(l, of the bailiwick, during pleasure, of the forestry of the
forots of Cliiphani and Mclkt'shain, in like niantu>r oh Gt'oifrey (K^ Middel-
ton, lately deo-a-scd, held the same ; on condition that he be attentive to the
justice of the forest beyond Tniit, and to the constable of Devises Castlo.
By K., on the information of Hugh do Veer.
504
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
All;;. 12.
Murrit'gtuD.
Membrane G — cont.
Maml.'ite to llalcolm de Harle, king's clerk, escheator beyond Trent, to
restore tlie temporalities of Hyde Abbey to Simon de Kaningge?, sacristan
thereoi', abbot elect.
Writ (ic intcndcndo directed to the tenants.
Rirbiud de Breraesgrave and Kobert de Weston, canons of Kenilleworth,
bringing news of the death of lUchard, their late prior, have letters of
licence to elect.
Aug. 13.
Darlington.
Aug. 10.
Durham.
Aug. 11.
l^urham.
Membrane 5.
Acquittance to the township of Dyveleston and Nicholas de Yetham,
coroner of Northumberland, and the heirs of Thomas de Dyveleston, some-
time sheriff of that county, and Lucy his wife, executor of his will, and
others, co-executors of the will of the said Thomas, for the delivery by
the hands of the said Nicholas, Monday before the feast of St. Peter ad
Vincula, 20 Edward I., into the wardrobe to Walter de Langeton, king's
clerk, keeper thereof, of two pieces of gold found some time ago in the
field of Ayden weighing 30*. lie?, of silver, which the said late sheriff
handed over to the custody of the said township to the king's use.
Simple protection for Master Thomas de Chaddewrth, clerk, deputed
by the pope and the king to collect in Ireland the tenth from the clergy in
aid of the Holy Land, for as long as he is engaged in this office.
Pardon to John de Lysurs of Fledburgh charged with the death of
Simon de Bardeneye, as it appears by the inquisition made by the sheriff
and coroners of Nottingham that he is not guilty.
Inspeximus and confirmation of a charter of A. bishop of Durham to
John Bille of Durham granting to the said John foi" his homage and
service 84^ acres and half a rood of land of his new waste, to wit, 23 acres
in Damelleyes by Stubbiley, in the parish of Langecestre, by the rent of 5*.,
14 acres near the hospital of St. Leonaid's, in the parish of St. Oswald the
King, Durham, by the rent of 7*., 6 acres in Milneborneheved by Durham,
in the same parish, by the rent of 3s., 12 acres in the moor of Clyvedon,
near the land of Alexander de Bedik, in the parish of Wyteberme, by the
rent of 12s., 3^ acres and | rood at the end {ad exitum) of the town of
Clyvedon in the said parish of Wyteberme, by the rent of 3*. l^d., and
25 acres in the said parish between Nova Mora Bondorum and Est Boldon
and the sike cf Fletes, to hold to him, his heirs and assigns, by the rent
of 25s., yearly rent of 55*. l\d. of silver for all service, custom, exaction,
suits of court and mills and other secular demands whatsoever, with a
relief of half a mark of silver to be paid by every heir. Witnesses : —
Masters William de Sancto Botulpho, then bishop's steward of Durham,
Alan de Esingwald, Adam de Driffeld ; Sirs Peter de Thoresby, Thomas de
Leue.sham, Richard de Overton, Geoffrey de Shireburne, bis'hop's clerks ;
Sirs Guichard de Charron, Robert de Hilton, John son of Marmaduke,
William de Laton, knights; Sir Ralph de Warsopp, then sheriff of Durham,
William de Kellawe, John de Insula, Henry de Insula, Walter de Ber-
meton, John de Birteleye, Walter de Strotevile, Alexander de Bedik, John
de Osewrth, Walter de Wessington, William del Redehough, Thomas de
Yolton and others.
Exemption for the prior of St. Martin's, Bergerac {de Bregeriaco), for
two years after Michaelmas, from the prisage of 2s. in the tun on wines
at the ports, in respect of the wines from his demesnes and rents and those
of his tithe.
20 EDWARD I.
505
1292.
Aug. 15.
Korthallerton.
{^Alverton.)
July 16.
Korthallerton.
Aug. 20.
Crake.
Aug. 20.
Crake.
Aug. 21.
Crake.
Aug. 18.
Crake.
Aug. 21.
Crake.
Aug. 20.
Crake.
Aug. 22.
('rake.
Aug. 27.
Pickering.
Aug. 2(5.
rickcrinK.
Membrane 5 — cont.
Presentation of Master E<imund de London, to the prebend of the
king's fre(' chapel of Hastinges, void by the death of Ma.ster John de
Engolisma ; directed to the dean and chapter of the said chapel.
Mandate to the sheriff of Sussex to give him full seisin.
Pardon to William de Meldinges for adhering to the barons in the time
of Henry III. and staying with them in the Isle of Ely, and of his outlawry
and recent abjuration of the realm therefor.
By K., at the instance of Thomas de Leuesham, clerk of Anthony,
bishop of Durham.
Pardon and acquittance to Thomas de Sandvvico of all arrears of his
account of the time when he was seneschal of Eleanor, the late queen consort,
in Ponthieu.
Licence for John de la Haye to enfeoff Philip de Kyme of the manor
of Burughwell, co. Lincoln, held in chief, and for him to enfeoff the said
John and Joan his wife of 20/. a year of rent for their lives.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Roger Le Strange,
justice of the forest beyond Trent, for the abbot of Waltham to sell wood
to the value of 100/. in his woods within the metes of the forest of
Essex in the following places — in the half hundred of Waltham to the
value of 10/., Epping 20/., Loketon 20/., Passefeld 15/., Wodeford 15/.,
Walda 20/.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by John de Vescy,
justice of the forest this side Trent, for the prior of Marton to assart
40 acres of the land of his wood within the forest of Galtres in the park
of .Marton, Xorthwode and Le Frith, and to enclose the same with a small
dyke and low hedge.
Grant, for life, to William Grivel, king's Serjeant, of the bailiwick of
the forestry of Galtres with the launds of lugoldethweyt and Alwald-
toftes, answering for the same in like manner as John de Eboraco, lately
deceased.
Presentation of Edmund de Portland, to the church of Lindon, in the
diocese of Lincoln.
Grant, for life, to William Godard of Sumerton, for his services to
p]leanor, the late queen consort, and his losses therein, of the custody of
Stimerton gaol.
Protection with clause rolumus, until Midsummer, for Ralph de Wilte-
shire, abbot of St. Thomas the Martyr's by Dublin, staying in England on
the affairs of the house.
Appointment of the mayor of Exeter to the custody, during pleasure, of
the seal for recognisances of merchants' debts.
The like of Walter do Langedon, clerk, to the custody of the counter-seal
thereof.
Mandate to Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to take the oath of the said
Walter, and to deliver to him the said ofiice in the king's name.
Signification to R. bisliop of Coventry and Lichfield of the royal assent
to the election of Robert de Salle, canon of Kenileworth, to be prior.
Safe-conduct, for one year, for Robert de Lambr', king's merchant at
Douai and ('LscwlMTe in Kliiruhrs, buying cloths and other goo<lH there
for the king; so that neither he, his men, nor their goods be arrested
by reason of the general arrest of the subjects of the count of Flamlers.
SOti
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
V2d'2.
Aug. 29.
Pickering.
Aug. 2S.
Pickering.
Aug. 28.
Pickering.
Meinbi-ane 5 — cont.
Protection with clause volumus, until a year after Micliaelroas, for the
following, going to a general chapter of Cluny and La Churite : —
The prior of Loiigueville.
The prior of St. Andrew's, Northampton.
The prior of Bermundeseye.
Pardon, at the request of Peter de Chaumbelie, knight of Philip, king of
France, to the heir of Runkeroles of 50 pounds of money of Paris due to
the king for his homage.
Presentation of Walter de Reygny to the church of Bernestan, in the
diocese of York, in the king's gift by reason of his custody of the lands late
of Ingram de Munceaus, deceased.
Appointment of Roger Le Strange, Simon de Elleswrth and John de
Crokesleye, as justices in eyre of the forest in the county of Essex this turn.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Henry de Mileford of two
messuages in York to the succentor of the vicars of the church of St.
Peter, York, for the maintenance of two chaplains celebrating divine ser-
vice for the soul of William de Langeton.
Aug. 28.
Pickering.
Aug. 29.
Pickering.
Sept. 20.
Heywra.
Sept. 25.
Sk I pton in-
Craven.
Sept. 25.
Skipton in-
Craven.
Sept. 23.
Skipton-in-
Craven.
Membrane 4, '
Writ of Liberate to the treasurer and chamberlains to pay out of the
treasury to Roderic son of Griffith 40/. a year granted to him, for life, by
the king.
Vacated because changed as below.
Licence for the alienation in mortmain to the prior and convent of the
Friars Preachers, Gloucester, of a messuage and land in Gloucester, to wit,
by Roger le Mareschal, of a messuage and land, 3 perches by 1^ ; by Henry
de Blechesdon, of land, 6 perches by 6 ; and by the prior of St. Bartholomew's,
Gloucester, of land, 3 perches by 3; and licence, after inquisition ad quod
damnum made by the sheriff of Gloucester, for them to enclose a way lying
between the said lands, and leading from the street of the said town to
their garden.
Protection with clause voluynus, until Easter, for Master John de Lacy,
going beyond seas on the king's affairs.
Letters for the abbot of Combe, going to a general Cistercian chapter,
nominating Henry de Brinkelaue and William de Bilneya his attorneys until
Christmas.
The like for : —
John, abbot of St. Lucian's, staying beyond seas, nominating Hugh de
Patay, his fellow monk, and John Bedel, clerk, for two years.
The abbot of St. Thomas's by Dublin, staying in England, nominating
Walter Bosard in Ireland until Midsummer.
Peter de Hagham, prior of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in,
England, directed to the justices of the Bench, nominating brother
Robert de Somerdeby and Simon de Rodemersham until Christmas.
Theobald, abbot of Citeaux, staying beyond seas, nominating John de
Cropton and Henry de Stanleya for five years.
Robert, bishop of Cork, going beyond seas, nominating William Gale and
Thomas le Lung in Ireland for one year.
20 EDWARD I.
507
1292.
Oct. 15.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Auc:. 28.
Pickering.
Sept. 3.
Burstwick.
Sept. 3.
Burstwick.
Aug. 13.
Kiibam.
Aug. 28.
Pickeriug.
Burstwick.
Aug. 31.
Kilhaiu.
Sept. 4.
Burstwick.
Sept. 8.
Beverley.
Sept. 12.
York.
Membrane 4 — cont.
William de Vescy, staying in Ireland on the king's service, nominating
John de Vescy and William de Barneby until Michaelmas.
Association of Peter Malore with John de Metingham and hi.s fellows,
justices of the Bench, to hold common pleas there in the room of William
de Bereford lately appointed thereto, who is now associated with John de
Berewyk and his fellows, justices next in eyre in the counties of Salop and
Stafford.
Appointment of Hugh de Cressingham, William de Orraesby, John
Wogan, Master John Luvel and William de Mortuo Mari, as justices
in eyre and of oyer and terminer in the county of Northumberland.
Safe-conduct, during pleasure, for : —
John Drugge of Heton, merchant.
Thomas de Kessinglond, merchant of Caen.
Association of William de Bereford with John de Berewyk, Thomas de
Normanvill, Johnde Lithegreynes and Hugh de Cave justices in eyre in the
counties of Salop and Stafford in the room of Peter Malore lately appointed
thereto, who is now associated in the place of the said William with John
de Metingham and his fellows, justices of the Bench to hold common pleas
there.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by the sheriff of York
and the mayor of the said city, for the prior and convent of St. Andrew's,
York, to enclose a lane adjoining the priory wall on the south side and
extending from Fishergate to the water of Use.
Gi-ant, for life, to Rotheric son of Griffin of 40/. a year at the Ex-
chequer.
Protection with clause volumus, until his return, for John, bishop of
Winchester, to come to the king in Scotland.
Pardon to Richard son of Robert de Halk, imprisoned at Lancaster for
the death of Roger Fox, as it appears by the record of Hugh de Cres.singham
and his fellows, justices last in eyre in the county of Lancaster, that he
killed him in self-defence.
Presentation of Master Aniald de Stok to the church of Renron, in the
diocese of Cork.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants of the priory of St. Andrew's
Cowyk, which is in the king's hands by reason of the minority of the son
and heir of Hugh de Curteneye, tenant in chief, in favour of William de
Ponte Episcopi, monk of Bee, appointed by the abbot of Bee to the custody
thereof.
Protection with clau.se volumus, for two years, for Master William de
Dalton, parson of the church of St. Mary, Bynnebrok, going beyond seas
to study.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, king'.s clerk, eschoator beyond Trent, to
restore the temporalities of K»-nillewrlh to Robert de Salle, canon thereof,
prior elect.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Licence in mortmain for Gorard de Ftirnivall to roleaso to the ma-ster and
brethren of the Knight.s T»'m|)lHrs in England 7s. of th«> I2s. ■id. rent paid
by them for mills in Bokingham ; and for Rirliard de Arraz of Lincoln
to assign to them 3s. rent in the suburbs of Lincoln.
fi()8
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1202.
Sept. 17.
Knaresbo rough
Sopt. 18.
Kuarcsborough
Sept. 16.
Kiiaresborough
Sept. 16.
Kuaresborough_
Sept. 28.
Skipton-in-
Craven.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Presentation of Robert de Sancto Qiiintino, chaplain, to the church of
■ Rkiiiso, directed to Muster Jolin de Craucumbe, vicar general of J. arch-
biiihop of York, who is beyond seas.
Appointment of Hugh de Vienna, at the request of the prior and convent,
■ to the custody, during pleasure, of the Cluniac priory of Lenton by Not-
inpham, in the diocese of York, the king having taken the same under his
protection by reason of its ruined condition, so that no sberiflF, bailitf or
other minister of the king or another lodge in the said priory or its granges
during the said custody.
Letters for Guy de Foresta, master of all the Knights Templars in Ireland,
Scotland and England, temporarily incapacitated nominating brothers Brian
de Jaye and John de Coningston his attorneys in England.
Exemption of the same from common summons before the justices in eyre
as well for common pleas as for the forest in all counties for one year.
Safe-conduct, until the feast of St. Andrew the Apostle, for Oduenus de
Hegrenes, envoy of E. king of Norway, coming to the king in Scotland.
The like, until Christmas, for Robert de Brus, earl of Carrik, and Isabella
his daughter, going to Norway.
Sept. 30.
Skipton-in-
Craveu.
Oct. 8.
Carlisle.
Oct. 1.5.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Oct. 18.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Oct. 24.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 3.
Mandate to Malcolm de Harle, king's clerk, escheator beyond Trent, to
restore the temporalities of Faversham to Geoffrey de Bocton, sub prior
thereof, elected abbot.
Writ de intendendo directed to the tenants.
Simple protection, for one year, for Master Robert de Bekingham, parson
of the church of Hoghton, going to the court of Rome.
Writ of aid, for one year, for Richard Foun whom the king is sending to
various parts of the realm to view the king's studs, select colts therefrom,
put them in halters and break them, as he is further instructed by word
of mouth.
Protection with clause volumus, for : —
William de Boyton, staying beyond seas with Edmund the king's
brother, until Easter.
J. bishop of Carlisle, staying in Scotland, for as long as he is on the
king's service.
Pardon to Thomas Stirtut imprisoned at Somerton for the death of John
son of Matilda le Harlot, as it appears by inquisition made by the sheriff of
Somerset that he killed him by misadventure.
Letters for John, prior of Lewes staying beyond seas, nominating
Peter de Mounteler, his fellow monk, and Robert de Lekham, his serjeant,
his attorneys until two years after the feast of St. Andrew in England.
The like for :—
Henry Martel, executor of the will of Nicholas de Bueles, staying in
England, nominating William de la Huche and William de la More
in Ireland for two years.
Henry, prior of Bermundeseye, going to a general chapter of Cluny
and La Charite, nominating John de Sancto Dunstano, his fellow
monk, and Geoffrey de Essex, clerk, until Michaelmas.
20 EDWARD I.
509
1292.
Oct. 28.
Berwick -on-
Twced.
Nov. 3.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Oct. 15.
Berwick -on-
Tweed.
Oct. 18.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 3 — cont.
John, abbot of St. Catherine du Moat, Rouen, staying beyond seas,
nominating Thomas le Fereor and Elias de Stirap for three years.
Matilda do MuUon, decrepit, nominating Adam de UUesby and Johu
son of Conan for one year.
The prior of Cartmell, going beyond seas on the affairs of his church,
nominating Thomas de Eboraco, his canon, and Gilbert de Walton
for two years.
Pardon to Robert Abraham for the death of John son of Robert Fukc,
as it appears by inquisition made by William de Sancto Quintino and John
de Melsa that he killed him iu self-defence.
Mandate to the warden of the Cinque Ports, the keeper and sheriffs of
London, the mayor and bailiffs of Southampton and the bailiffs of Portes-
muth to arrest to the value of I2d. in the pound out of the goods and mer-
chandise of those persons of the realm of Castile who come to the said
places, until 487 marks €s. Sd., due to Gerald de Francia, citizen of
Bayunne, are paid to him. It appears by the inspection of a public instru-
ment drawn up by Paschal de Saunton, notary public of Bayonne, containing
the evidence of Peter de Francia, William Bernardi de Lacu and Peter
Dursou, citizens of Bayonne, that Sanctius, king of Castile, failed to do
justice to the said Gerald, who although he had letters of security from the
said king and paid the tithes, pedages and customs as well as other dues on
his goods in the said king's land, was plundered and taken, and has been long
imprisoned in spite of the remonstrances made to the said king by the
seneschal of Gascony, the mayor and jurats of Bayonne. Hereupon
Stephen de Penecestre, constable of the castle of Dover, in execution of
letters patent in that behalf, caused Nicholas Petri, Lupus Lupi, Andrew
Garcia and their fellows, merchants of Castile, their goods and merchandise
in the ship St. Nicholas, with the ship itself, to be arrested at Sandwich at
the suit of William de Fiancia, brother and attorney of the said Gerald.
The said arrested persons brought a complaint before the king, and a con-
cord was made that the said William should take 100 marks of their soods
and their ship in part satisfaction of the goods stolen from, and the damages
sustained by the said Gerald, and that any other ship and goods of theirs
coming to England should be quit in this behalf. It also appears by letters
patent of the king of Castile that the goods whereof the said Gerald was
despoiled with his ransom for release from pri.son were taxed at the value
of 437 marks 6s. Hd., and by oath of the said William before the king, and
trustworthy evidence that the damages sustained by the said Gerald in his
Hpoliation and imprisonment are estimated at 100/. Each of those to whom
this mandate is addrei^sed shall inform the king of the names of the mer-
chants from whose goods the said sum is taken in their bailiwick, and the
amount so taken.
Simple protection, until two years after
John, prior of Lewes staying beyond seas.
the feast of St. Andrew, for
Oct. 20. Li' encc, after inquisition ad r/uod damnum by the sheriff of Lincoln, for
Berwick-oil- the Friars Preachers at Lincoln to enclose a lane pa.ssing through their area
from south to north in the parish of Holy Trinity under-the-llill in the
suburb thereof.
Twetd.
Oct. 21.
llcrwick-on-
Twet'd.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Richard Guidichionis going to the court
of Rome on the king's affairs.
."ilO
(CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Oct. 22.
Berwick-on-
Twecd.
Oct. 20.
Bcnvick-on-
Tweed.
Oct. 28.
Berwick-oa-
Tweed.
Nov. 8.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Nov. 3.
Bem-ick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 3 — cont.
Notification in favour of William de Valencia, the king's uncle, earl oi
Pembroke, that his recent grant to the king of a fifteenth of the moveables
of his men and ttmants within his liberties of Oystrelawe and of Castle
Goodrich, in the county of Pembroke, iu "Wales, shall not prejudice him as a
precedent.
^landate to the king's council in Ireland to admit Thomas, bishop of
Mciith, as one of them.
The like to admit the bishop of Ossory.
Pardon to Richard son of Hugh de Hudersale of his outlawry before
Walter de Helyun and his fellows, justices of the late king in eyre in the
county of Lancaster, for the death of Alan son of Robert and Thomas le Car-
penter, as it appears by the record of Hugh de Cressingham and his fellows,
justices in eyre in the said county, that he killed them between the battles
of Lewes and Evesham.
Notification in favour of John Giffard of Brimmesfeld that his grant to
the king of a fifteenth of the moveables of his men and tenants within his
liberties of Clifford and Mildelwode, Glasbury and Branles in the Welsh
March, and Hirneriu Commoc Perneth and Iskennen in Wales, shall not
prejudice him as a precedent.
The like in favour of Edmund, the king's brother, for his liberties of
Munemuth, Grosemund, Shenefrith and White Castle in the Welsh
March.
Memorandum, that on Saturday before the feast of St. Simon and
St. Jude, 20 Edward I., Robert Burnel, bishop of Bath and Wells, the
chancellor, died at Berewik, and that the great seal which was in his custody
was delivered there in the wardrobe to Walter de Langeton, keeper thereof,
under the seal of William de Hamelton who signed writs therewith until
Wednesday following, on which day he started for Welles with the body of
the said bishop.
Protection with clause volumus, for two years, for the prior of Cartmell
going to Ireland.
Membrane 2.
Oct, 22.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Memorandum word for word as above.
Commission to William de Ormesby and John Wogan to deliver Lancaster
gaol of John Gerlaund, who was put in exigent after the last eyre in the said
connty for robberies, and has since surrendered.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Elias de Hauvill and Thomas de
Belhus, on petition of the appellees, touching an appeal which Isabella de
Toft of Wichingham brings in the county of Norfolk against Alilandus
Dru, Roger Gleuman, Ralph Brumman, Godfrey Thory, Robert, prior of
Castleacre, Walter de Melton, Roger le Waleys, John le Girdelere, Adam le
Gylur, John Cock, Robert le Harpur, Hugh Motte, John de Wylecestre,
Reyner le Belleward, Stephen his brother, Ralph Hare, Nicholas son of
Humphrey le Ken, Andrew Neveu le Priour, William de Caldewelle, Gilbert
Doune, William le Brewester, Stephen Attebakehus, Henry Trudyman,
Alan son of Walter le Porter, Roger son of Elias le Mouner, Richard
Blabbe, Reginald le Porter, Stephen de Pecham, Hamo son of Alan le
Ciiaumbreleyn, Walter de Pistrina, and Giles de Pistrina for the death of
20 EDWARD I
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1292.
Oct. 30.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Nov. 4.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 2 — cont.
Roger de Toft alias Richerus de Toft of Wichinj^ham, her son, and also the
appeals which Eleua, Joan and Margery, daughters of the said Isabella,
bring for the same death.
The like to William de Giselham and Peter Malore touching the persons
who lately killed William de Hertford at Holeburne, in the parish of
St. Sepulchre's at Newegate.
Protection with clause volumus, for one year, for Master Stephen de
Tauell, staying at the court of Rome on the affairs of O. bishop of Lincoln.
Vacated because otherwise below.
Nov. 3.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Nov. 6.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Nov. 10.
Uerwick-on-
Tweed.
Nov. 24.
Herwick-on-
Tweed.
Nov. 13.
Herwick-on-
Tweed.
Nov. 14.
lk;rwick-on-
Twced.
Nov. IG.
BtTwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 1.
Respite, for one year, for Richard de Curzun from taking the arms of a
knight.
Grant to John Giffard de Brimmesfeld of whatever pertains to the king
touching the life and members of Yervorth, Legottus and Lecadelaus,
Wels^h adherents of Rees son of Meredith lately the king's rebel, who have
surrendered to the said John, saving to the king their goods and chattels.
Notification in favour of Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester and Hert-
ford, that his grant to the king of a fifteenth of the movables of his men and
tenants within his liberties in Wales shall not prejudice him as a precedent.
The like in favour of Roger le Bigod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of
England, within his liberty of Strugull.
The like in favour of John de Hastings within his liberties of Bergeveny
and Kilgarhan in Wales.
Protection with claus« volumus, for one year, for Master Stephen de
Tawell, staying at the court of Rome on the affairs of O. bishop of Lincoln.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum made by Adam Gurdun and
Walter do Everlee, keeper of the forest of Pcmbore, for John de Sancto
Johanne to enclose with hedge and ditch 100 acres of wood, land and
pasture in his manor of Shireburne St. John's, within the metes of the
forest, and to impark the same.
Licence for John de la Haye to enfeoff Peter de la Hare, his brother, in
land to tlu' yearly value of 100*. in Wirlington, held in chief.
Vacated because surrendered and ca?icclled.
Pardon at the instance of William de Soules and John de Soules, to Richard
de Soules, of any action the king might have against him for his having
cftused Richard le Tayllur to be taken from England to Scotland against his
wiU.
Licence, after inquisition ad quod damnum by the sheriff of Northamp-
ton, for the prior and convt-nt of St. Andrew's, Northampton, to lead the
course of a spring over the land of Richard Gobyon without the town of
Northampton by an underground conduit to the priory, by permission of the
8ui<l Richard.
Safe-conduct, for two years, for Henry de Podio, going to the court of
Rome on affairs affecting the king.
Mandate to the prior of St. Oswald's to take into the king's custotly the
castle, town and honour of Ponlefract, with its manors, hamlets and other
.M2
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
Membrane 1 — cont.
momborp nnd appurtenances and with the hinds held in dower by Alesia de
Ijvcv, mother of the earl, when they fall iu, which Henry de Lacy, earl of
Lincoln, has surrendered to the king by charter.
1291.
Nov. 29.
Westminiter.
[Dec] 3.
London.
Membrane 29d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger de Leukenore, John Dabernun,
John Ambesas and Henry de Gildeford, touching an appeal which Matilda
daughter of V/illiam Tylye brings in the county of Surrey against William
Roger, Edith de Shire and Edith her daughter for the death of Adam de
Tylye, her uncle.
The like to Roger le Rus and Roger de Burghull, on the supplication
of the heirs of Owen son of Meurlc, touching his lands in Lanavan,
Listivan, Cumwheuery, Trevan, Kilewrah, Mayseli, Lanvyhangel and
Goeravauk, which Roger Le Strange, sometime bailiff of Buelt, took
into the king's hands on account of a discord between Anian son of
Madoc and the said heirs.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and John de Northwode, touching
the persons who entered the parks and free warrens of William de Valencia,
the king's uncle, and of others, in the county of Kent, hunted therein,
took deer, hares, rabbits and partridges with dogs, nets, and other engines,
and carried them away.
Dec 11.
Stepney.
Membrane 28d.
The like to Guichard de Charrun, Robert Bertram and Walter de
Camhou, touching an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Adam del
Ilogh, brings in the county of Northumberland against Robert de Horse-
leye for the death of her husband.
The like to Gilbert de Thornton and Peter de Campania, on complaint
by John de Redmar the younger, Robert de Redwell and Reginald le
Clerk of Geynesburgh that Thomas, prior of Thornholme, Nicholas de
Appelby, canon of that house, and John de Redmar the elder, carried
away their goods at Appelby and North Kelesye, co. Lincoln.
Membrane 27 d.
Dec. 11. The like to Henry de Raleigh, Peter de Fisshacre and Andrew de
Stepney. Treylurk, touching the persons who broke the park of Simon de Monte
Acuto at Wondefford, co. Devon, hunted therein and carried away deer.
Dec. 10. Commission to Robert Malet, WilHara de Bereford and Gilbert de
Stepney. Roubury to take the jury of 24 knights, who have no interest in the
liberty of Richmond, to judge the jurors, by whom an inquisition was
lately taken at Manneslaghtre before G. de Thornton and Th. de Nor-
manvill between the king and Asculph de Cleseby, bailiff of the liberty
of Richmond, and Robert Brodeheved, as to whether the said Asculph
and Robert, with others, without the liberty of John de Britannia the
elder, lord of Richmond, and without his wapentake of Hange, held the
said John's wapentake of Hange and other courts at Gruelthorpe, in
Roger de Munbray's barony of Kirkeby Male-sard, between the bounds
(divisas) of Maneslaghtre, on the hill of Nutewith, and Kirkeby Malesard,
20 EDWARD I.
513
X291. Membrane 27d — cout.
which is within the king's geldabJe {yeldubile nostrum) of the king's
wupentuke of Charhou : and whether they distrained William de Melkes-
haui and others having lands between the said bounds to come without the
king's geldable of Charhou to the said John's wapentake of Hang, co.
York.
1292.
Jan. 13.
Westminster.
MSMBRAyE 26c/.
A.ssociation of Peter de Chauin;jaTgne and Master John de Cadamo in
the room of Richard de Holebrok, deceased (who was appointed in the
room of Walter de Hoptou), with Bogo de Knovill in a commission of
oyer and terminer touching pleas of persons of the city of London against
the king's bailiffs or ministers thereof.
Membrane 2bd.
Jan. IG. Commission of oyer and terminer to Stephen de Penecestre and John
Westmiuster. de Northwode, touching the persons who entered the parks and free
warrens of William de Valencia, the king's uncle, and of others, in the
county of Kent, hunted therein, and took deer, hares, rabbits and partridges
with dogs, nets, and engines, and carried them away, fished in their
stews, and took the fish and swans in divers parts of the county and
carried them away.
Jan. 20. The like to Roger Brabazun and G. de Roubyry, touching the persons
Westminster, who entered the park of William de Ferrar[iis] at Bradegate, co. Leicester,
hunted therein and carried away deer.
Membrane 24</.
Jan. 24. The like to Oliver de Dyuham and Henry de Ralegh, on complaint by
Westminster. Master Andrew de Kilkenny, Master Peter de Insula and Master Robert
de Vetori Terra, executors of the will of Peter, sometime bishop of f]xeter,
touching the persons who, by night, carried away a whale cast upon the
shoie at Teynton, co. Devon, within the liberty of the said bishop.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 23d.
The like to Robert Malet and Thomas de Bellehus, touching the persona
who a.^'.saultcd Richard de Derleye, si-rjeant of Simon de Broghton, at La
Brendewoile, co. Essex, and stole sundry writings obligatory and tallies,
wherein divers debtors were bound unto him.
••014.
Membrane 22d.
The like to Ouichard de Charrun and Master William de Saucto
Botutpho, totjching the persons who broke the park of Brian son lA Alan
at Cudelbton, co. York, huuted therein and carrit'd away deor.
Mandate to the sheriff of Esitex, on complaint by Henry, abbot of
Stratl'ord, to distrain, as directed by the common council of the realm,
K K
614 UALEN^DAR-OF PATENT ROLLS
1202.
Membrane 22(1 — cont.
those persons having land in the vicinage of the marshes of Westhamme
who refuse to contribute towards the repair of the walls iind dykes (fossata)
there aorninst the inundations of the waters of Thames and Luye.
Commission to John Pecche, Luke de Vienna, Henry de Lyuns and
William Ambesas to deliver Gildeford gaol of Alice de Strehampton,
iujprisoned lor counterfeiting coin.
Feb. 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard de Coleshull and Ralph le
WejtniinstiT. Botillor, on complaint by the prisoners, touching Roger son of Roger de
Cumbo, John de Shereston, clerk, Henry le Mareschal, Thomas de Wrox-
hale, clerk, Robert Kenel and William de Stikelweye, imprisoned at Old
Sarum on a charge of breaking John de la Mare's park at Cumbe and
carrying away deer.
Commission to Robert de Gravelee and Roger Brian to view the sum
required, and then to assess, levy and collect the same from the commonalty
of the county of Hereford, for a gaol which the latter have recently had
licence to build at Hereford, in the place where it anciently was, so that,
at the discretion of the commissioners, the poor be spared.
Membrane 21d.
Feb. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. de Hertford and J. de Lithe-
Westminster, greynes, touching the persons who lately killed William de MoUeburn,
clerk, at Donecastre, co. York.
Membrane 20d.
The like to R. de Hertford and J. de Lithegreynes, touching an appeal
which Elena, late the wife of Alexander de Barlowe, brings in the county
of Lancaster against John de Barton, Thomas de Hulmo and John Grelle
for the death of her husband.
Feb. 6. The like to John de Chinton of Coleshull, William de Meynill and
Westminster. William de Tittele, touching the persons who broke the park of Roger
de Morteyn at Walshale, co. StaJEFord, hunted therein and carried away
deer.
Feb. 18.
Chawton.
Feb. 14.
Waverley.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and William de Echingham, on
complaint by Richard Feryng, parson of the church of Lymene, co. Kent,
that, although he repairs when necessary a wall at Westhecch by reason of
the land.' belonging to his said church, and for this reason ought not to
contribute towards the repair of other walls, John de Chert, bailiff of the
marsh of Romenhal, and twenty-four jurors of the marsh newly and
without precedent distrain him to contribute to the repair of the walls
and dykes along the shore at Appeldere, co. Kent.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Walter de Wymburn, Ralph le
Boteller and Robert le Daneys, on complaint by Peter Heym that Robert
de ScobehuU, Thomas his brother, Nicholas de Pole, John de Celeford,
Hugh his brother, Roger de PenneyJes of Hemmeston, Laurence le Tayllur
of Totteneys, William Heyle of Pole and Thomas de Yornecumbe. carried
away his goods at Est Cornwrthy, co. Devon.
20 EDWARD I.
515
1292.
Feb. 6.
VN'efttminsUT.
Feb. 13.
Waverley.
Feb. 18.
Chawtou.
Membrase 19t/.
Commission to John de Metingbtun and Ralph de Sandwyco, on com-
phiiiit bv Henry son of William de Arderne to go to St. Martin's le
Grand, London, and examine and correct the record of an assize of novel
disseisin brought by the said Henry before the sherifiFs against Peter de
Eton touching a messuage in London.
Commission to John Pecche, Luke de Vienna, Henry de Lyuns and
William Ambesas to deliver Gildeford gaol of Christina de Stretehampton,
impri.>-oned there for counterfeiting coin.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Malet and William de
Hereford, on complaint by John le Sumenur, bailifT of Edmund the earl
of Cornwall in his liberty of Berkhamstede, touching the persons who
re.scued Edmund Waleraund (convicted in the king's court before Elias de
Bekingham and Robert de Gi'avele by a recognition of an assize of novel
disseisin, which was summoned before them between William atte Grove
and John le Archer, and Walter de la Haye and the said Edmund and
taken at Berkhamstede, of dis.seisin of a tenement there) when arrested by
the said John, by order of the said justices, to be imprisoned according to
the statute, placed him in sanctuary in the church of St. Peter, Berkham-
stede, and after keeping him there in safe custody for a day and a night
received him therefrom and let him go free.
The like to Walter de Rudmereleye, Roger de BurghuU and AVilliam
de Mortuo Mari, touching the robl)eries, imprisonments, wilful distraints,
undue exactions, divers disquietudes, grave extortions of money, injuries,
damages, unjust seizures, and other trespasses committed by Humphrey de
Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, and his men, against Roger de Mortuo
Mari and Lucy his wife and their men in Brecon : the inquisition to be
made by jury of the county of Hereford and the liberties of Buelt, Tal-
garth and Cantrefselith.
The like to Stephen de Penecestre and William de Ichingham, on com-
plaint by Richard de Feringg as above, Feb. 18.
Membrane 18J.
March 4. The like to Walter de Wymburne, Peter Heym and Ralph le Boteler,
Farudon. touching the persons who seized the goods or John de Exonia in the
counties of Somerset and Devon while he was in gaol, charged with divers
crimes, whereof he purged himself.
March 20. The like to William Hamelyn, Gei-vase de Clifton and Roger de Crop-
Weitniinster. hull, touching the receipts and expon.ses of the collectors and administrators
of the murage heretofore granted to the town of Nottingham, and sub-
sequently assigned by the king, in aid of the repair of the walls around
the king's castle there, from the time of the audit of the said accounts which
the king lately appointed Henry de Pyrpouut and Hugh de Stapelford to
make.
Membrane \ld.
The like to Peter Malorc and Simon de Wynton, on complaint by James
de (iiventur and Andrew le Cunte, merchants oi Amiens, touching the
persons who entered their vessel, which they had laden with hides and
other goods at Southampton, as they were going by the coast of Portes-
muth, drii\e out the men in her, and took away the vessel witli her goods.
61d
CALExNDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
March 28.
Westminster.
Membrane \ld — cont.
The like to John le Bielon and Henry Grapyuel, ou complaint by the
accused, louihing William de Musters in Colecestre gaol for a treapasa ot
venison in Leyugham park, co. E.s.sex, which is in the king's custody by
reason of the minority of the heir of John de Nevill, tenant in chief:
thi.s comini.ssion is granted because of the said William's long services to
Diony.sia de Monte Caniso.
The like to William de Giselhani and Hugh de Cressinghaia, on com-
plaint by William de Gonevill that William Persun of Lirlinge and Ralph
his brother. Nicholas Beaufon, Robert de Brigeham, 0.sbert Lambert,
William le Gode, William Lotekyn, James Attestrete and Robert le
'I'ayllur broke his close by night at Lirling, co. Norfolk, fished in his
stews, carried away fish and other goods, and assaulted his men there.
The like to John de Lithegreynes and William de Sancto Quintino,
touching the persons who fished ' in the king's stew of Fosse, co. York,
and carried away fish.
[April 6. The like to Walter de Wymburn, Richard de Hedon and Ralph le
Westmioater.] Butiler, touching John de Exonia, as above, March 4.
Membrane I5d.
[April 22. The like to R. Malet and G. de Roubury, on complaint by the prior of
Ware] Ware, brotlier Thomas de Ductu, Master Walter de Warnington, John de
Hyut«s, William de Gune, John de Gune, Ralph de Sheldon, Richard de
Mersshtou, William de Marham and John Russel, touching the persons
who assaulted ihem at Daventre, co. Northampton, and took their goods.
April 28.
Hury St.
Edmunds.
Membrane 1 3d.
Association of John de Metingham with the sheriffs of London to
examine the record and process of an assize of mort d'ancestor which
John le Iremongere, brother and heir and one of the executors of the
will of John de Hakeburne, arraigned before the sheriffs, against Joan,
late the wife of the said John de Hakeburne, touching a messuage in
London bequeathed by him in his will to his said wife, for her life, for
the maintenance of a chaplain celebrating divine service for his soul ;
as it appears that although the said will was proved both before the
ordinaries of the place and the keeper and sheriffs of the city, the exe-
cution thereof has been put off to the danger of the soul of the said
John de Hakeburne and the damage of his wife; and they are to cause
the proof of the said will to be recited and to do justice in the whole
matter.
Commission to Robert Malet and John Buteturte to deliver Worcester
gaol of John le Fraunceys, in custody there for robberies.
May 15.
Spalding.
Membrane 12d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Roger Brabazun and Henry de
Sheldon, touching an appeal which John son of John de Overton brings
in the county of Leicester against William, abbot of Merevale, John de
Potton, Ralph de Pecco, Simon de Tammeworth, William de Anestleye,
monks; Henry de Jocke.shale, Henry Fegge, Alan le Fevre, John de
Durantesthorp, William de Retham, brethren of the abbey j William le
I
20 EDWARD I.
61!
1292. Membrane \2d — cont.
Marlerp, Robert le Carotter, Robert le Hore, Roger de Waure and William
de Kirkeby for tlie death of Robert son of John de Overton his brother.
The like to Walter de Goushull, John de Anesleye and Thomas le
Ragged, on complaint by Michael le Hornere of Reneston and Henry
his son that Raniilph de Huntingfeld of Reneton, co. Nottingham, took
away sixty-three sheep placed by the former in the custody of the common
shepherd to feed in the common pasture of the said town, claiming them
as their own, shearing, selling the wool, and detaining them with their lambe.
Association of W. de Rudmerleye with J. Buttetur and G. de Wrokes-
hale to enquire touching the persons who assaulted Elias le Clerk of
Tudenham in the wood of Strugul, co. Gloucester.
May 28. Commission of oyer and terminer to R. Corbet, Wilbam de Hugeford
Newcastle- and William de Tuttenleye, touching an appeal which Mabel, late the wife
on-Tyne. qJ Stephen de Franketon, brings in the county of Salop against William le
Vaus for the death of her husband.
May 2.5.
DarliofftoD.
June 4.
B«rwick-on-
Twefd.
Membrasb Md.
Association of William de Sancto Quintino, in the room of John de
Lythegjeynes, who is appointed, with others, a justice in eyre in Here-
ford, with Simon le Conestable in a commission of oyer and terminer
touching an appeal which Margery, late the wife of James de Machercaby,
brings in the county of York against Robert le Dene of Thurgelby and
others for the death of her husband.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert de Staundon and William
de Tyttelee, on complaint by Henry de Kington, William and Philip his
brothers, touching Peter Corbet, Meredith Gouch, Cadujran Wennes, Griffin
ap Meurik, Yorworth ap Wrenouch, Richue ap Em as, Richus ap Tuder,
William de Bulers and Margery his wife, who disseised them of their free
tenement m Banhnlstre in the liberty of the said Peter: by jurors of the
said liberty, of the king's liberty of Montgomery, of Richard the bishop of
Hereford's liberty of Bishops Castle, and of Edmund de Mortuo Mari's
liberty of Doluoreyu.
The like to Robert de Hertford, R. Malet and W. do Bereford, by jurors
of the city of London and of the counties of Middlesex, Buckingham,
Hertford, Kent and Surrey, touching the persons who attacked, by day
and with drawn swords and knives, Roger de Drayton, treasurer of
Edmund, ear) of Cornwall, and others of his liousehold, specially sent by
him tu the Parliament lately hold at Westminster, as they were paf^siug
through tht) streets of the city of London unarmed, while many people
■^tood by in the adjoining streets who heurd their crie.>> before they were
kille*!; and they are to enquire who were tlie horsemen and footmen
who conducted the said malefactors after their abjuration of the realm to
the port of Dover, and who were the aiders and abettors in the said crime,
and to do justice.
The like to R. de Hertford, W. de Gyselham and W. de Bereford.
M Bit BRAS B \0d.
June 11. Association of Robert Giffard, in the room of Thomas de Belhus, who
B<Twirk-or- \n too busv to act, with Ralph de Sandwyco and Robert Malet in a conj-
mis-ion of oy*r and terminer, totiching an .ippeal \shich Edmund Babb«
Twe«d.
518
CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
1202.
Membrane lOd — cont.
brinps in the county of Suffolk ugainst Nicholas de Combes for the death
of Thomas Bnbbe his brother.
Commission to Koland de Erie, Fulk de Rukote, Walter de WyghthuU
and Richard de Pusye to deliver the gaol of Oxford Castle of John de
Ledebury.
June 28.
Berwick oil-
Tweed.
Membrane 9d.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert de Thornton and William
de Siincto Qnintino, touching William de Kelleseye and others of the
county of York, who induce people without either the right or the will,
to go to law; who sometimes with their assent, sometimes without it,
sometimes entirely without their knowledge, cause writs to be made out
and fines to be made thereupon in the Chancery, and obtain other writs
under the names of persons in the nature of things not existing, whereby
thev may cause disherisons, grieve and disquiet others and extort money ;
who frequently take money from jurors summoned in inquisitions before
the king and his justices to save them harmless before the same, whereby
such jurors, by reason of confiding in them, are often amerced and lose
their issues.
Membrane Sd.
The like to Simon le Conestable, William de Sancto Quintino and John
de Melsa, on complaint by William son of William de Moubray, touching
an appeal which Alice, late the wife of Thomas de Hurthewrth, brought
against him in the Bench before John de Metingham and his fellows, jus-
tices thereof, for the death of her husband, and which was quashed there :
the said William was afterwards, by the king's command and special grace,
bound in bail to appear before the justices at the first assize in the county
of York. The king, now understanding that Thomas son of the said
Thomas has since obtained, at the procurement of the enemies of the said
William, a writ for an appeal touching the same death before the said
justices at the first assize, in order that the said William might be taken
and imprisoned and prevented from suing pleadings begun by him in the
Bench, issues the j)resent commission ; and has commanded the said justices
of the Bench to send the record of the cause tried before them ; and the
sheriff of York to cause the appeal of the said Thomas, with the original
writ, to come before the first-mentioned justices.
The like to John de Metingham, Robert de Hertford and William de
Giselham, on complaint by John, prior of Ely, that John, abbot of Rames-
eye, Warin de Insula and Baldwin his brother, William de Wassinglee,
William le Moigne, Nicholas de Wilteshire, Robert de Brom, Henry de
Cotenham, John But, Thomas son of Ralph de Kereseye and John Fithyon
of Chateriz mowed his meadow and reed-bed at Sutton, Isle of Ely, co.
Cambridge, felled his trees and carried away his grass, reeds, trees and
other goods.
June 27. The like to the same, on complaint by Alan son of William le Fevre of
Bermck-on- Walton that the eaid abbot and others above-mentioned assaulted him at
Sutton aforesaid.
The like to the same, on complaint by Robert le Keu of Ely, Robert
de Herdewyk, Geoffrey Therlewind, John Balle of Wycbeford, John de
Dunolmia and Robert le Keu of Hemmingeston, each for himself. .
Tweed.
20 EDWAKD I.
510
1292.
J[iily] 4.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane 8rf — cont.
The like to Walter de Cambou and .1. de Swyiiebnrne, touching the
plaints against Thomas Leger, late the king's bailiff of Bauniburgh, in the
county of Northumberland, that he extorted a gnat sum of money from
the king's men there by various distraints without reasonable cause.
.Julv 15.
Berwick.
July 23.
Rotbbor}.
Aug. 8.
Darham.
Membrane Id.
Association of J. de Cobeham and W. de Bereford with Ralph de
Sandwyco, keeper of the city of London, and with the aldermen of the
said city, touching complaints by the brewers of London as to injuries
committed against them by William le Leyre and Thomas Romeyn, some-
time sheriffs of the city.
The like of Nicholas de Segrave the elder, Osbert de Spaldingtou and
John de Suthewell, touching all plaints against the king's bailiffs and
ministers of the Isle of Man.
The like of Walter de Wymburn, Peter de Fysshacre and Ralph le
Botiller, touching trespasses in parks in the county of Devon alleged
against Master Roger de Lincoln, Stephen de London and Richard de
Paulesholte.
Commission to Ralph de Sandwyco, keeper of the city of London, and
Hugh de Kendale to go to St. Martin's le Grand, London, cause to b«
recited before them the record and process of a cause which was before
Ralph le Bluiid, sheriff of London, between Roger de Arcubus and Thomas
de Dunstaple of London, touching a trespass, correct any error found
therein, and do speedy justice.
Aug. 10.
Durham.
Aug. 7.
Anckland.
Aug. 17.
Crake
Aug 16
Northallerton
Membrane 6d.
Commission to Philip de Trillawe and Robert de Middelton to audit the
account of any bailiffs, farmers and ministers who have had the adminis-
tration and custody of the lands possessed by Eleanor, the late queen -
consort, in England and Wales on the day of her death, both during the
time of the said queen and afterwards until Michaelmas next.
The like to Henry de Ponte and the above Philip and Robert, touching
the said queen's lands in the counties of Somerset and Dorset.
Commission to William de Doddingeseles and Humphrey de Waleden to
extend, hj jurors to be furnished by the coroners of the county of War-
wick, the lands of Richard de Ardern, deceased, ancestor of John Pecche,
and to deliver to tho said John a moiety thereof, pursuant to the judgment
which he obtained before Ralph de Ivingo and his fellows, justices ap-
pointed to hear and determine pleas against the ministers of the late
queen-consort ; as it appears that the sheriff of Warwick, who was ordered
to give effect to the said judgment, has delivered to him land to the value
of 10/. in excess of his instructions for which reason the king has caused the
same to be taken again into his hands.
Commision of oyer and terminer to Walter de Bello Campo, with such
others as he shall associate with himself, touchiug the persons who entered
the king's free chace of Kingeswod, co. Gloucester, hunted therein and
carried away deer.
The like to Walter de Heliun and Roger le Rua, touching the personi
who pntered the park of John son of Reginald at Bardeslee, co. Qloucenter,
with dog* and net«, hunted therein and carried awaj deer.
580
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1292.
Cr«ke.
Membrane Qd — cont.
Tlir Iik»' to William fir Gyselbam and Ralph Bomund, touching the
pt-rsons who t-arriod aw ay tlu' goods of Master Gerard de Hoo, parson of
the church of Wramplinghara, co. Norfolk, at VVrainplingham.
Commission to Alan Plukenet and Walter de Pavely to deliver Exeter
gaol of Laurence son of Wariu, parson of the church of Alwington, who is
there on the appeal of someone.
Association of ^Stephen de Penece^^tre, constable of Dover castle, with
R. de Hertford, R. Malet and W. de Bereford to enquire, in the port of
Dover, about certain articles touching the death of Roger de Drayton,
clerk, and certain of the household of Edmund, earl of Cornwall, who were
killed in the city of London.
Membrane bd.
Aug. 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Gilbert de. Thornton and Elias de
Crake. Bekiugham, by jury of the county of Nottingham, on complaint by O.
bishoj) of Lincoln, touching the persons who went to his free fishery in
the water of Trent, near his manor of Newerk, and carried away the boats,
nets and engines which his men of the said manor had there for the cap-
ture of a porpoise there, fished there themselves, took the said fish, and
when his bailiffs and men arrested the said fish and raised the hue and
cry to attach them, assaulted them, recovered the said fish and carried it
away.
Aug. 27. Commission to Roger de Tilmanston to enquire at the place and time
Pickering, which Stephen de Penecestre, constable of Dover Castle, will signify to
him, at the request of a knight to be appointed for that purpose by the
king of France, touching all quarrels and grievances between the men of
England and Bayonne of the one part, and the men of Normandy and
other subjects of the king of France of the other part, to settle them
wholly or in part, to report the whole of the proceedings, and to refer
unsettled cases for further deliberation between the two kings : the said
Stephen is commanded to cause a sufficient jury from his bailiwick to
appear, and the seneschal of Gascony has a like command.
Aug. 2S.
Pickeriog.
Aug. 30.
Kilbam.
Sept. 2.
Bise.
Membrane 4rf.
Commission to Walter de Bello Campo and John Buteturte to enquire by
jurors of the counties of Stafford, Derby and Warwick, touching a robbery
at Tamwrth, and to certify the sheriffs of the names of the persons found
guilty, that they may be imprisoned.
Commission to Gilbert de Bnddeshale, Robert Malet and W. de Bereford
to enquire touching the persons wjio killed Henry de la Legh at Temese-
ford by Bedeford, co. Bedford, and to certify the sheriff as above.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Robert Malet, William de Gyselham
and Thomas de Belhus, touching an appeal of maim which Robert le Keu
de Heramiiigeeton of Ely brings in the county of Cambridge against John,
abbot of Rameseye, Reginald de Castre, his fellow monk, Warin de Insula,
William de Wassingle, William le Keu, John Cutting, William le Moigne,
Alexander le Chaumberleyn, Ralph le Porter, John Launcelin, Edmund le
Botilkr, Robert le Keu, Robert Mowyn, W^iUiam de Rosse, Robert le
Moigne of Offord, John le Lef, William Paytevyu, Richard de Mulleswrth,
Baldwin de Stowe, William de Spalding, William le Sronge, Walter de la
20 EDWARD I.
591
1292. Membrane \d — cont.
Salr, Roger de la Chauinbre, Laurence ie Ken, Thomas de Wariewyk,
Ricliard Ic Us«er, Nicholas I(> Charettor, William Ic Charetler, Hugh le
Ferur, John le Ferur, Reginald Ie Porter, Adam de Weston, Gilbert le
Clauer, Robert de Winteworth, Robert de Xowers, Robert le Bretun,
Thomas de Bernewell, John le Clerk, Xicholas de la Graunge and William
de Norhampton.
The like to the same, touching an appeal of John Balle of Ely against
the same persons.
Membrane 3d.
Commission to Thomas de Belhiis, Ralph de Sandwico and Robert Malet,
to deliver the Tower of London of Henry Bernard, charged with the death
of John de Clifford, who was killed in th'; county of Middlesex, if he is
willing to put himself upon his country.
The like to John le Bretun and William de W^auton to deliver Ipswich
gaol of .John de Cressouener, who was outlawed for robbery after the last
eyre in the county of Suffolk, and has since surrendered.
Membrane 2d.
Oct. 3. Commission of oyer and terminer to Bogo de Knourill, Robert de
Appleby. Stauiidou and William de Tittele. on complaint by Kenrick son of Thlew-
argus, David Parvus, Howel sou of David, Audoenus son of Madoc, Madoc
parvus, Mailer parvus, David son of Audoenus, Clement sou of Llewelhn,
Madoc son of Yarveth, Philip Rufus, David son of Thlewargus, Mailer
son of Thlewargus, John son of Itael, Madoc Rufus, Eddeuened son of
Mailer and David de Sancto Martino that Philip le Say ejected them un-
justly from their lands in New Merton and took away their goods there:
and it is commanderl to the king's bailiff of Meilurseisnek and the bailiffs
of Fulk son of Warin of VVhitinton, Roger Le Strange of Ellesmere and
Richard son of Alan of Whitchurch to furnish jurors from their baili-
wicks.
Oct. 17. The like to William de Cokeseye and Master William de Chiriton, by
B<rwick-on- juries of the counties of Worcester and Glouce.ster, touching the persons
Twted. ^jjo broke the parks of G. bishop of Worcester, at Alvyneohirche, co.
Worcester, and at Weston-sub-Egge, co. Gloucester, hunted therein and
carried away deer.
Nov. 4.
B<-rwick-on-
Twi»«d.
Membrane Id.
Commission to Elias de Hauvill and Thomas de Belhus to deliver Nor-
wich Castle of William de \N abrunne, Thomas son of John de Bayfeld,
Bartholomew de Salle, Thomas do Duddreswell, Roger Scahvrfhy, Richard
Rua-nel and Ranulph de Clynt, charged with the death of William son of
Robert le Sutcro of Wabrunne at Wabrunne, if they are willing to put
themselves upon their country.
Commission to Robert de Hertford to associate himself with Ralph de
Sandwico, keeper of the city of London, in the king's court in London, on
a day to be signified (o him by the laitt r, imd to correct the alleged error
in a cause which wa.s tried there before Halph le Blund and Hauio Box, late
sheriffH of London, between Richard Godechep atid the prior of Bermun-
deseye, touching a debt of 71. \0s. 2d. ; and the said keeper is to caum th«
baa
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1202.
Not. 10.
Bcrwick-on-
Twecd.
Nov. 17.
Berwick-on-
Tweed.
Nov. 15.
Bcrwick-on-
Tweed.
Membrane \d^-cont.
^nu\ Into sheriffs to appear before them in the said court with the record and
process of the caiise, and having called tlie said Richard before them, if he
desires to come into the presence of the said judge, and the said judge can
.ittend to the business, to cause the .said record and process to be recited,
aud the error, if any be found, to be corrected according to the judgment
of the paid judge and the said keeper.
CommiBsion of oyer and terminer to Roger de Molis, Adam Gurdun and
John son of Thomas, touching the persons who killed Fulk de Gwey,
forester in the forest of Bradene, co. Wilts.
The like to the fame touching offenders iu forests, chaces and parks in
the counties of Gloucester, Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Wilts, Southampton,
Buckiiighau), Oxford aud Berks, to take ransom of such offenders as
were lately convicted and held to bail before the said Roger and others
lately conimissioned to make inquisition tliereof, to determine touching the
trespasses of such as were charged but not found guilty, and to enquire
into all such trespasses committed both before the former inquisitions and
since, take ransoms for and determine the same.
The like to Robert Malet, William de Bereford and Gilbert de Roubury,
touching the persons who threw down a dyke (fossatum) of the abbot of
Rading at Whittle, co. Berks, and assaulted brother Thomas de Sutton,
his fellow monk.
The like to John de Cobeham and William de Bereford, touching the
persons who broke the parks of J. bishop of Winchester, in the counties of
Southampton, Surrey, Somerset and Wilts, hunted therein and carried away
d«ier.
The like to Henry de Raleye and Andrew de Trellosk, on complaint by
Giles son of Truda, citizen and merchant of Caruc in Zealand, touching the
persons who entered his ship at Suthtun, in the port of Pleymuth, beat his
men and carried off his goods.
( 523 )
GENERAL INDEX.
I
( 525 )
GENERAL INDEX.
Aaron, Hugh, 106.
Isaac, son of, 282.
Abbe, Ralph, 381.
See also Albe.
Abbehale, Ralph de. 458.
Abbess deposed, 119.
Abbeville, Ponthieu, 6, 8, 88.
, borough, 6.
viscounty, 6.
echevins and burgesses of, 21.
, Rue de Rykeburk, bakery in, 7.
, church of, 3.58.
Abbeys, decayed, taken into king's hand, 2,
4, 198," 207, 242, 253, 294, 493.
Abbeys taken under the king's protection, 39,
' 77, 82,471.
Abbindon. See Abingdon.
Abbot imprisoned by an earl, 212.
, manors" of destroyed by tenants, 281,
287, 298, 307.
, men of, prevented from mining, 6.5.
Abbot, .'Stephen, 377.
Abboteslegh, Roger de, presented to Lynche,
411.
Abbotsbury, Abbodesbiry, Abbotesbury [co.
Dorset], 121.
John, abbot of, 120.
, abbot and convent of, 474.
Abduction, 208, 209.
Abel, Nicholas, 388.
Abelais, Isabella, wife of, 483.
Aber, in Snaudon, letters patent dated at, 129,
143.
Aberannell?, Abcrunhull [co. Brecknock],
459.
Aberconeweyc in Snaudon. See Conway.
Aberdeen, Aberden, !-hrievalty of, 501.
Aberden, John de, 441.
Aberderwenny, letters patent dated at, 71.
Aberfiraw, in Angk-sea, letters patent dated
at, 71,72.
church of, 310.
Abergavenny, Hcrgavcny [co. Mouiuouth],
511. '
, cattle of, 30.
letters patent dated ut, 447-449, 451,
459, 460.
Abergwilly, Abrewyly [co. Carmarthen], 462.
Abernouu, Auberuou, John de, 265.
, Roger de, 95.
AberunhuU f Aberannell, co. Brecknock ?],
459.
Abetoht, W. de, sheritf of Worcester, 2G.
Urso de, 26.
Abeygnon. .Sec Eynou.
Abindon. See Abingdon.
Abingdon [co. Berks], 478.
, letters patent dated at, 348.
St. Edmund's Chapel, 478.
, abbot and convent of, 461, 478, 490.
abbey of, 232, 244.
, William, precentor of, 321.
, Richard, abbot of, 321.
Nicholas de Coleham, abbot of, 322,
324.
Abingdon, Abindon, Abyndon, Abbindon,
Matilda, wife of John de, 400.
Master Richard de, prebendary of
Dublin, 155, 170.
Master Peter de, warden of Merton
College, 114, 117.
, Master Richard de, chamberlain of
Wales, 146, 214.
, Master William de, 448.
Abiton, Richard de, parson of Sutton, 86.
Abot, Nicholas, 281.
.See also Abbot.
Abounitun, Simon, 201.
Abraham, Robert, 61, 309.
Abrewyly. See Abergwillj-.
Abrincis, Gilbert de, 492.
Ab.solon, John, 390.
Abyndon. .See Abingdon.
Acard Bridge [co. Hants], 365.
Acart, Peter, de Sancto Milione, 98.
See also Aycardi.
Acastre, William de, 208.
Acatur, Akatur, Akatour, Henry le, 277.
, Joseph le, 287.
GeofTrey le, 15.'1.
, Richard le, 43.
.See also Katur.
Accumbe, Nichftlas de, :il3.
Accursii, Sir Francis, professor of laws, 364.
Ace, Cicely, wife of Robert, 205.
Hobert, 280, 32j.
Achard, Nicholas, 234.
Robert, 287, 332, 858.
SM
GENERAL INDEX.
Acb»rd— row/.
Joan, hi* wife, 837.
See also Acart.
Achc'il.-nclic »«• Atch Lencb.
Achonrv, Dviiys. bi>hop of. 237.
Aclc. Akcle. Dele, co. Norfolk, 305.
, market tit. M7.
Gri-at, church of. 365.
Acle. See Oakley, co. Suffolk.
Aclebiirgh, Aclehergh. John de, 245. 278.
Acluni. William de, M'2.
Acou, Man- de. 352.
William de, 5C. 109. 292, 335.
St. Thomas of, in England, master
and brethren of. 345.
, order of, 176.
Aconbury, Acornebiry, Acornebury [co.
Hereford], prioress and nuns of, 13,
107.
Acre, 422.
, Godfrey de, 59.
Toan de. Countess of Gloucester, 878.
John de, 245, 371.
Acstede, William de, 171.
.S>« Oxted.
Acte, William, 305.
See also Aette.
Actou, John de, 265.
Acton, order of St. Thomas of. See Aeon.
Acton Burnell [co. Salop], 72, 77, 108, 110,
126. 144, 151, 228, 345.
letters patent dated at, 76-90, 100-
106, 108, 109. 139.
, park at, 345.
Adam, Adam son of, Le Keu, 269.
Geoffrey sou of, de Scryn, 326.
, Henry pod of, de Eshton, 381.
, le Venur, 95.
, Hugh sou of, 88.
John son of, 61.
, Johu ap, 325.
, John son of, de Taxtede, 94.
Richard son of, de Wotton, 79.
Robert sou of, de Everiugham, 314.
, Robert sou of, 428, 46-^.
Walter son of, de Carrik, 463.
, William, 411.
, William son of, Despenser, 303
ap Leulyn, 343.
Adburbiry, Adburbury, Master Thomas de,
198.
Walter de, 198.
Adcar, Peter de, 19.
Adderley, Addredeleye [co. Salop], letters
patent dated at, 24.
, church of, 251.
Adecok, Henry, 106.
Adered, Adam, 97.
Aderington. See Aldrington.
Adestok. See Adstock.
Adinettus. the king's tailor. 248.
Adrian, Walter, 400.
Adstock [co. Buckingham], 470.
Aer, Aerus, John son of, 9, 47, 49, 51, 102,
110, 131, 199, 265.
Aete. See Aette.
Aette, Aete, William de, 80, 332.
See also Acte.
Affagard, Robert, 205.
AfTard, Robert, 204.
Affeton, Richard de, 237, 461.
Agadus, William son of, 74
Ageu, 415.
Agenois, 134, 318, 371, 462.
church of, 357, 358.
, seneschal of. See Greilli.
, salt pit, 7.
Agmodesham, W'alter de, 4, 49, 81, 92, 102-
105, 138, 171, 256, 392, 429, 454.
, Walter de, presented to Dadinton,
478.
, , keeper of X>omMS Conversorum,
London, 392.
See Amersham.
Agnes, Ralph sou of, 89.
, Gilbert son of, de Clifton, 33.
Agodesname, Richard, 395.
Aguillou, Aguilluu, Aguilon, Geoffrey or
GeoflFrey de, 33, 42, 44-46, 48, 49, 50,
64, 69, 70, 76, 81, 91, 95, 105, 139,
141, 142, 144, 145, 153, 199, 203, 204,
205, 215,259, 364.
, Robert, 18.
Aikton [co. Cumberland] , church of, 426.
Ailesbury. See Aylesbury.
Ainsty, Aynesty, wapentake, co. York, 41, 70.
Aire, church of, 464.
Aisshefeld. See Ashfield.
Akadensis. See Achonry.
Akatour. See Acatur.
Akatur. See Acatur.
Akele. See Acle.
Akeney, Roger, 46.
Akke, Thomas, 145.
Alan, Brian son of, 159, 222, 274, 438, 440,
445, 455, 470, 513.
, Geoffrey son of, 133.
Hamo, son of, le Chamberleyn, 530.
, John son of, 32, 52, 53, 67, 78, 421.
, John son of John son of John son
of, 382.
, Isabella his mother, 382.
, Maurice son of, 199.
, Ralph son of, 112.
, , le Glover, 105.
, Richard son of, earl of Arundel, 465,
521.
, Richard son of, 62, 66, 169.
, Richard son of John son of, 32, 57>
65, 67, 105, 113.
, Bobert son of, de Holecot, 466.
GENERAL INDEX
527
▲Un — eont.
, Roben son of, de Welwrithe, 160.
, Walter son of, de Holthale, 363.
William sou of, 61.
de Padbrok, 94.
Alard, Reginald, 162.
, Ke^nald the younijer, 319.
Alba Marliii, Willinm de, 265, 38-1.
Albe, Ralph, Gl. See also Abbe.
Albemarle, honor of, 29J.
, Countess of. See Fortibus.
Albicii, Bonus, 26*2.
Albiniaco, Isabella de, countess of Arundel,
49, 62, 65, 66, 80.
, Philip de, 232. 238, 246, 502.
, Ralph de, 88, 107, 150, 181, 333,
376.
Albo Monasterio, de. See London, White
Church.
Albo Monasterio, Simon de, abbot of St.
Werburfr's, Chester, 423.
Albri, Andrew, 9b.
Thonnas, 96.
Albricus, Erneburga, wife of Thomas sou of
Walter son of, 412.
Albrighton, Albrictou [co. Salop], 151.
Albyn, John, 377.
Aldech (diocese Lincoln), church of, 271.
Aldefeld, William son of Nigel, 142.
Aldehanc, Aldliaui, Baldwin de, 404.
Emma de, and Henrj her son, 173.
, John de, 246.
See also Audham.
Aldelme, Thomas de, 21 1.
Aldeneston. .See Aldstone.
Alderney, Aurneye, 339, 440, 484, 486, 495,
496.
Aldetheleye. See Alditheleye.
Aldichel'. 5ee Alditheleye.
Aiding, A.udynges, co. Kent, 351, 360.
Aldingham, co. Lancaster, 308.
Alditheleye, Aldetheleye, .Vudithelegh, Audde-
deleye, .Vudedeleye, Audeli-gh, Henry
de, sometime sheriff of Stafford, 397.
, Hugh de, 2.33, 246, 27.3.
, James de, 315.
, Nicholas de, 273, 292, 315.
Aldredesheye [co. Montgomery?], 342.
Aldrington, Aderiiigton [co. Susse.i], 420.
Aldstone, .Mdeneston [co. Cumberland], 29.
Aldus, John, 271, 288.
Ale of Kly sold aloni; the coa^t, 164.
Aleburne, Robert de, 125.
Alegate, Ralph de, 53, 297.
Alemannia, Alem.iund, .\U-iuant, Alcmayne,
Constance, wife of Henr> dc, 5, 36.
John, 146.
Ralph le, 362.
, Ralph de, 3G.'i.
Ralph le, canon of Uuyeux, 353.
Richard de, 116, 117.
Alemannia — con/.
Terricus de, 435.
William de, 112.
Aler, William del, 136.
Alesleye. See Allesley.
Alet, John de, 265.
Aleweston, church of, 447.
Alewy, Richard, 208.
Alexander, king of Scots, and Margaret his
consort, 346.
, Alexander son of, atte Hallyate, 103.
David son of, de la Roche, 22.
, John son of, and Ralph his brother,
112.
John son of, de Hope Boulliers, 163.
Matthew son of, 458.
Thomas son of, de London, 438.
William sf)ii of, de Buldewas, 250.
Aleyn, Henry, 144.
, John, 42, 464.
Peter, 379,419.
[Alfonso] son of Edward I., 350.
Algar, Hugh son of Walter, 141.
Alger, Roger, 91.
Algoti, Algothi, Master Peter, 322, 501.
Alice, Alice daughter of, de Sutham, 424.
, John son of, 81.
, , de Blokesham, 99.
, Roger son of, de Dinnington, 500.
Alien priories, not to send tallages beyond
seas, 322.
Alkeland. See Auckland.
Alkemuudebury, Geoffrey de, 486.
See also Almundcbyry.
AUaudua of the Circuli Nigri, 385.
Allerton, Robert son of William de, 503.
Allesley, co. Warwick, 4.^)5.
Allington [co. Wilts], 220.
Almain, 79, 83, 373.
, merchants of, 43, 190.
Almele, William, 408.
Almesho, .John son of Simon de, 289, 290.
Almundbyry, John son of Hugh de, 262.
.S'ee fl/so Alkemundebury.
Alnwick [co. Northumberland], letters patent
dated at, 426, 428, 441.
Casitle, 64.
abbot of, 438.
Alphamstoue, .Mfameston [co. Essex], 284.
Alrefenn wood, co. Essex, 465.
, fores' of, 171.
Alreford, John de, 246.
AJresen. See .\lrefeu.
Alsameston. See Alphamstone.
Alta Ripa. Henry de. 388.
William de, 274.
See also Autrive.
Alton [co. Hants], 368, 444.
Altopascio, hospital of St. James, 243, 417,
.^02.
528
GENEKAL INDEX.
A1t»»i.>ii, AlwnMon [oo. l)crhy], 93.
AlTi^-hurch, Alveinchurch, Alryuechirchc,
CO. Worcester, 164. 521.
Alvpnp, Honry. 259.
AlvfUBohurcho. Sre Alvechurcb.
Alverne, Ankctiii de, 418.
Alvertoii. Kdbort do, 390.
Tho!na> de, 208.
Alveston [co. Worcester], 26.
Alveton, Walter son of Mary de, 118.
Alveton. co. Stafford. 118.
Alvisse, Thoiuas le, 250.
Alvred, Robert son of, the miller, 326.
, le Mouner, 9.
Alvynechirche. See Alvechurch.
Alwaldtoftes [co. York ?], 505.
Al Walton [co. Huntingdon], 473.
Alweyn, Ralph, 429.
Alwingtou [co. Devon ?], church of, 520.
Alwold, Robert son of William, 47.
Alynton. See Allington.
Anialtilla. Henry son of, 503.
Amadas, Richard, 215.
Amadok, Tuder, 343.
See u/«o Madok.
Amanati, the, of I'istoja, 311, 373, 462.
Amauini, William, 5.').
Amati, Master Foucius, 17.
Auibesas, Amesas, John, 512.
, William, 265, 514, 515.
Ambiano, Adam de, 88.
Amblia, Maurice de, 324.
Ambresbiry. See Amesbury.
Ambresbury, Adam de, 312.
Amersham, Agmodesham,co. Buckingham, 99.
Amesas. See Ambesas.
Amesburv, Ambresbiry [co. Wilts], 350,
464, 465.
, letters patent dated at, 186, 188, 189,
190, 219, 326, 327, 349, 350-352, 420-
. 422. 443, 444, 445, 454.
, Mary the king's daughter's chamber
at. 190.
Alice, prioress of, 4CP.
, prioress of, .393.
, prioress and nuns of, 128, 190.
nunnery, 444.
Amewyk. .See Anwick. ^
Amicia, Gilbert son of, 418.
Edusa daughter of, de Severby, 93.
Amiens, 9, 340, 515.
Amney, Down, co. Gloucester, 22, 477.
letters patent dated at, 12, 13, 44, 227,
348.
, church of, 113.
' Amobrage,' Welsh custom, 448.
Amon, Robert, 153.
Amoryn, Isaac, 348.
Amoundemess, Aundrenesse, co. Lancaiter
4.^2.
Ampilford, Geofirey de, 292.
Amundeville, Richard de, 15, 30, 118.
, , Matilda his wife, 15, US.
Am well, Emwelle, co. Hertford, 103, 416.
Amyens, John da, 6.
A my 8, Robert, 139.
William, 377.
Anable, John, 22.
Aucel, Gilbert, 90.
Ancholm, Aucolne, water of [co. Lincoln],
400.
Andeure, Gilbert de, 455.
Andover [co. Southampton], 218, 444.
, letters patent dated at, 423.
Audrewe, Andreu, Andree, Augustio son of,
167.
, the younger, John son of, 45.
, Nicholas, 89.
, Roger, 16, 441, 442.
, Roger, 108.
, Thomas, 89.
, Thomas sou of, 427.
Anesbury (Eyuesbury, co. Huntingdon ?), 64.
Anesleye, John de, 517.
Anestleye, William de, 516.
Anesty. See Anstey.
Angers, St. Nicholas, abbot of, 17.
, William called ' Volator,' canon of,
348, 428.
Anglesea in the Isle of Ely, 353.
Anglesey [Wales], 119,448.
, archdeacon of. See Kenewreyk.
Anglicus Thomelinus, 263.
Angolisma. See Ingolisma.
Angot, Richard son of Stephen and Thomas
his brother, 90.
, Stephen, 90.
Angrum [co. York], 461.
Angy, Michael de, 178.
Aniau son of Madoc, 401, 512.
.A.nian II. of Schonau, bishop of St. Asaph,
135, 397.
Anian, bishop of Bangor, 61, 72, 115, 161.
Ankerewike, Ankerwyke [co. Buckingham],
prioress and nuns of, 1, 242.
Aniakebi, Hanlak, or Anlake, de, 178.
Anlauby, William de,'317, 321.
, John de, 317, 321.
, , Margery daughter of, 317, 321.
Annesleye, John de, 389, 457.
Anselm, Walter son of, 61, 94.
Anstey, 295.
[co. Leicester], 29.
Anwick, Amewyk [co. Lincoln], 65, 95.
Apelton. See Appelton.
Apeltrefeld. See Appeltrefeld.
Apeltrelegh. See Apperley.
Aperleye. See Apperle.
Aphereward. See Griffin.
Apilon, Richard, 209.
I
GEXEKAL INDEX.
529
Appelb;, Catherine de, abb«s:j of Pf>Il«iwirtL,
44:2.
, Henry de, 268.
, Nicholas de. 512.
Ralph de, 269.
Appeldere. Stf Appledore.
Appeltoii, Appilton, Apelton, Guy de, 472.
Thomas de, -JJO, 277, Md.
Appeltrefeld, .Vpeltrefeld, Apeldrefeld, Avire
wife of William de, 121.
Gilbert de, 278.
Henry de, 309, 320, 331. 390, 407,
4.52.
Stephen de, 295, 296.
Apperle, Apperlegh, Apperleye, Aperleye,
Nicholas de, 24 7, 40«, 458.
, William de, 206.
Apperley, Apeitrelegh [co. Northumber-
land], 92.
Appilton. See Appeltou.
Appleby [co. Lincoln], 512.
[co. Westmoreland], letters patent
dated at, 521.
, mayor and burgesses of, 228.
Appledore, Appeldere [co. Kent], 514.
Appletou-by- Bolton [co. York], 472
Approver, 91.
Aquii Blanca, EmericuB de, chancellor of
Hereford, 38, 150.
, James de, 36.
John de, dean of Hereford, 191, 198,
234, 245, 330, 358, 481, 492.
Aquila, honor of, 219, 327.
Aquitaine, duchy of, 318, 394, 462, 501.
Araggton, John de, 171.
Araghowe, John de, 205.
Aragon, P. king of, 10.
king'-< hostages in, 352.
horses from, 1 1 .
Aragoniu, .lohn de, 184.
Araz, .Vrax, Master Nicholas de, dean of St.
Mate's, Shrewsbury, 12, 14, 239, 263.
Kichard de, 507.
Arblaster, Geoffrey le, 143, 2o5.
Arboneires, Arboneyres, 375, 382.
Arredekne, .Vrcediakne, Odo le, 273.
, William le, 425.
Archer, John le, 515.
, Nicholas le, 280.
Arches. Thomas de, presented t(j part of
Wottesdon. 483.
Archiaco, Fulcaldiis de, and Matilda his wife,
419.
Arcis, Arcys, IVter de, 362, 393, 424, 440,
484, 486, 496.
See (lino Darcis.
Arclo. Sec ,\rklow.
ArcubuN, lialph de, 147.
Hicliurd de, 70.
, Roger de, 519.
63014.
Arcy. Norman de, 108, 109, 114, 11.1, 273,
391, 440.
, I'hilip de, 440.
Robert de, 440.
... , Roger de, 42.
Ard [co. Down], 236.
Ardagh, Ardach, Master Anflrew de, 370.
Andrew de, son of August in Ohethich,
195.
Matthew, son of Augustin Ohethich,
1 95.
Master Henry de, dean of St.
Patrick'-;, Armagh, 56.
Master Matthew de, canon, now
bishop of, 338.
Ardern, Arderne, Henry son of William de,
515.
, Richard de, 175, 519.
, Simon de, 109.
Thomas de, 225.
Walkelin de, 417.
Ardfert, Ardert, 249, 294.
John, bishop of, 249.
, Nicholas, bishop of, 294.
, bishopric of, 41, 298
Ardfert, Walter de, canon of Ardfert, 249, 294.
Arddnan, Walter son of William de, 297.
Ardmagb, Benedict son of John de, 123.
Ardmays, church of, 492.
Arecio, Bonoditunus de, 414.
Argent, 128.
Argenteyn, Thomas de, knight, 188.
Arg^le. See Ergadia.
Arklow [co. Wicklow], church of, 327.
Arleye [co. Warwick], Reginald rector of, 17.
Arlinghani, Erliugham [co. Gloucester], 479.
Armacrevan, 325.
Armagh, archbishop of, 39, 365, 37^
Nicholas, abbot of, 69, 72, 338.
, church of, 72.
, deanery of St. Patrick's, 56.
Armenters, Robert de, 481.
Armerer, Gilbert le, 454.
, William le, 275.
Armis, Alexander de, 245.
Arnald, John, 320.
John son of, 178.
, Robert son of, 471.
Arnaldi, IVter, 476.
, Master I'eter, de Vico, 357.
, William, 187.
.\rnold, Arnhale [co. York], 147.
Arnoldy, Matthew son of, 45.
Arnolf, William, 153.
Arr', 441.
Arraz. See .\niz.
.\rson of churches. 153, 169.
of Ik>ston fair. See Boston.
Artheiik, I'ulk de, aud Mabel his wife, 147.
Arthur, Walter, 324.
I. L
MO
gjENERAL INDEX.
Artlmreth, Artureth. llobert. 138.
Xiihol«.t (le, 328.
Artoldi, Nicholiis, 326.
Artureth. See Arthureth.
Arundel, co. Sussex, lO."!.
,(<»ol,303. 303.
letU'Di patent date*! at, 186.
, chaco, 90.
, casilo iinii honor, .12.
forest of, 81.
, countfs^ of. Src .Vlbiniaco.
Aniudol, .Vrundi'll, Geoffrey tlo, 20t>.
, John de, parson of Welde, 1.
, Johnde, keeper of Wheiwell Abbey, 9.
, Hicliard de, earl of Arundel, 421.
William de, 334, 448.
Asicele.s, John de, 228.
Ascer, John, 34.
Asebj. • See Assheby.
Asfeld. See Ashfield.
Ashbury, Assebyry, co. Berks, 242.
church of, 16.
Ashby, Eseby, Ehseby, Askeby, 153, 172,267.
[co. Lincoln], church of, 235.
Canons [co. Northampton], prior and
convent of, 393.
David, 81.
de la Zouche, co. Leicester, 215, 391.
Mears, co. Northampton, 115.
Ashcott, Ashcote [co. Somerset], 429.
Ashdown, Essedon [co. Sussex], 96.
, free chace and warren of, 96, 105.
[co. Devon], church of, 153.
, John, parson of, and Henry his
brother, 153.
Ashfield, Aisshefeld [co. Suffolk], 100, 340.
Ashford [co. Derby], 458.
[co. Derby?], letters patent dated at,
387.
Ashley [co. Northampton], park of, 477.
wood of, 388.
Ashperton, Asperton, co. Hereford, 490.
Ashridge, Esserugge [co. Berks ?], wa.ste of,
185.
[co. Buckingham], wood of, 231.
[co. Hertford], 380.
, letters patent dated at, 380, 409-419
421, 422, 452.
A-kalok, Willelma wife of, 441.
Askeby, Geoffrey de, 85.
See Ashby.
Askerton [co. Cumberland], 209.
Asketil, Rol)ert sou of Richard, 307.
John son of Richard, 307.
John son of Gilbert, 307.
Askham, West [co. York], 383.
Aslakeby, William de, 2u8.
Aslop, William de, abbot of Derley, 268.
Aspale. See Acphale.
Aspatria, As^tpatrik [co. Cumberland], church
of, 492.
Aspedenc. See Aspeudeu.
Aspehale. See Asphale.
Aspenden, Aspedone [co Hertford], 486.
Asperton. -S^ee Ashperton.
Aspervill, William son of Oliver de, 82.
Aspes, 352.
Asphale, Aspehale, Aspale, Haspal, Haspale,
Master Geoffrey de, 34, 78, 107, '.89,
224, 233, 245, 2G8, 276, 376.
John de, 276.
, Roger, 276.
Asse, Juliana, 471.
Assebyry. .See Ashbury.
Assehe, Henry de, 98.
Asselini, Nicholas, 252.
Asseman, John, 42.
Assenhagh, Richard de, 332.
Asserigge. .See Ashridge.
Asserugge. .See Ashridge.
, John de, 380.
Assheburn, Roger de, 373, 375, 409.
Assheby, Ays.seby, Gaudin de, 261.
, Graudinus de, 245.
, Henry de, 297, 300.
, Richard de, 161.
Asshele. See Ashley.
Asshelond, John de, and Loretta his wife,
192.
Asshesho, Bernard de, 230.
, Emma daughter of Wychard de, 230.
Asshewell, ..'Vyssewell, Asshwell, Ayswell,
.John de, 186.
, Reginald de, 14, 154, 393, 486.
Asshewy, Stephen de, 227, 258, 276.
, Stephen, 357.
Asshwell. See Asshewell.
Assiesheye, wood of [co. Essex], 345.
Assone, Oliver de, 178.
Astalle, Richard de, 252.
Astclift. See Clist.
Asteleye, James de, and Philippa his wife,
281.
Astlegh, Henry de, abbot of Haghemou, 125.
Astley, Estleye, co. Warwick, 143, 144.
Astleye-by-Bridgenorth [co. Salop], 119.
Aston, 110, 236, 488.
[co. Hereford], 20.
Clinton [co. Buckingham], 177.
Aston, Hughde, 349.
, John de, 233.
, Walter de, 31.
, William de, 257.
Astpatrick. 5ee Aspatria.
Astwode, Alan de, 474.
Ateh Lench, Acheslenche [co. Worcester],
440.
Ate, William, 266.
r
s
GENERAL INDEX.
531
Atha-isel, Athissel [co. Tipper«ry], prior
and I'onvent of, 497.
Atheliujitoii, Robert son of Hiii;h de, 287.
, William de, canon of Neubo, .34.
Athelstanewod [co. Hereford], lu7.
Athelvnton (Athelington, co. Suffolk ?), 109.
Athewik, Adam de, 297.
.\tblone [co. Roscommon], 392.
rent, passage, niiil, and fisher^' of,
392.
-Vthnorwy, W'illiani rector of, elected arch-
bishop of Tuiim, 324.
Atlebrigff. See .Vttlebridge.
Atrio Dei, Richard de, 249.
Attebakehiis, Stephen, .510.
Atteberge. See Atlelberge.
Attebrigge, Geoffrey, 385.
, William, 153.
Attelberge, -Atteberge, .lohn de, 297, 306, 308,
376, 400, 404.
Attebrigg. See Attlebridge.
Attebrok, John, 99.
Atteclive, Hugh, 186.
.\tteford, John, 377.
Attegrene, Peter, 96.
William, 96.
Attehall, Henry, 278.
Attehole, Ralph de, 23.
Atteholte, Stephen, 454.
Attemore, Henry, 152.
Atterauin, William, 223.
Attenoke, Roger, 377.
Attenylonde, Thomas, 232.
Attequelle, Robert, 37.
Atterivere, Nicholas, 304.
Attestrete, James, 516.
Attewell, Matilda, 95.
Attewyuche, Richard, 288.
Atteyate, John, 65, 207.
Attlebridge [co. Norfolk], 341.
Aiibernon. .See .\bemoun.
Auboeuf, Roger de, 366.
Aubre, Roger son of Wal(er, 301.
Auch, A. archbishop of, 12.
Aucher, Richard, 349.
Auckland, .VIkeland fco. Durham], church
o», 71.
Audde<leleye. See Alditheleye.
Audedeleye. See Alditheleye.
Audeiegh. See Alditheleye.
Audenard, (Jiles de, 176.
Audham, Franci.s .-on of Baldwin de, 428.
, Ittabellu his biMter, 428.
4»Ve u/.to .Mdhaui.
Auding. See .Mding.
Audithelegh. .Set- .Vlditheleye.
Audlaiigport, 436.
Audlfgh, llenrv dc, Sometime sheriff of Staf-
ford, :yj7.
AudoeQUs, sou of Cadwaluder, 459.
I Audocnus — cont.
' , sou of Madoc, 521.
, David son of, 521.
I See also Owen.
Audre, Gilbert de, 453.
I Audrey, William de, 19.
Audynges. See Aiding.
I Auerdon, .Nicholas de, 489.
1 John de, 489.
' \ugu-itiii, Robert »on of, de Ey worth, 57.
Auker, Bernard, 192, 376.
, Bernard de, 297.
, Eliz., 337.
Aulney. See Dauneye.
Aulton. See Alton.
Aiimale, in Normandy, abbot of, 166, 324,
337, 374, 375.
Hugh, abbot of, 155.
William de, 294.
Aumbleur, Heury le, 458.
Aumblur, Roger le, 432.
Aumbresbury. See Amesbury.
Aumoner, Richard le, 187.
Auuay. .See Dauneye.
Auudrenesse. See Amouuderuess.
Aune, Henry de, 214.
, Robert do, 149.
Aunelers [co. Essex], 165.
Aunesby, Philip de, 181.
Auney, Elizabeth wife of William de, 458.
Aunflys, Roger, 178.
Aunfrey, Thomas son of Peter, 105.
AuDgerwill, John de, 69.
, Hugh de, 69.
Annham. See Downhani.
Aunore, Roger, 377.
Alan, 377.
Aure, Walter son of Ralph de, 1 19.
.See Oare.
Aurel, James de, 492.
John de, 336.
Aurifaber. See Orfevre.
Aurueyc. See Alderney.
Austin, Richard, 350.
Autresy, Robert, 188.
Autrive, .Vuteryve, Geoff^rey sou of Thomas
de, 199.
Preciosa de, 199.
, Sir William de, 346.
.SVf also Alta Ripa.
Auveruo, Thomas de, 290.'
Auvon, Alexander de, 292.
, John his ^ou, 292.
, Gregor>' de, 292.
Richard de, 380.
Auvylers, l>.ahi'lla wife of John de, 323.
Auxcministre, William de, 158.
Auxilleri, .Ma.>«ter Klias du, 165.
Avarsoun, William de, 352.
L L 2
532
GENERAL INDEX.
Atecotcn, John de, 147.
Area. S«e Avon.
\t. !i.', Ada do, 66.
Avi lu'biirj-, Giles do, 263.
Areni», Baldwin di*, 178.
.\vi>roncho«, Baronoia de, 62.
Arerham [lo. Xoltn ?], church of, 209.
Avcseyp, Thomas de, 15.
.\vice. \Villi;ini -inn of, de Stauleye, 93.
Avintou [co. Berks?!, 204.
Avon by Bristol, river, 55.
Avyllors, John dc, 302.
Avyn. Luke. 330.
.\ycardi, Peter, 438.
Gilbert, 438.
See also Acart.
Ayden [co. Norihuraberland], 504.
Aygnel, William, prior of Holy Trinity,
London, 151, 152.
Ayjrncus, Thomas de, 18.
Aykcton. See Aikton.
Aylcsbiry, Aylleshiiry, Eylesbury, Clementia
wife of Richard son of Robert de, 121.
Elias de, 280.
Walter de, 382.
Aylesbury [co. Buckingham], 70, 125,284
gaol, 251, 259, 264, 282, 283, 284,
478.
, St. Leonard's hospital for lepers, 84.
Aylescote [co. Devon], 333.
Aylesham, Mauger de, 131.
A>let, John, 284.
Ayllesbury. See Aylesbiry.
Aylmer, Roger, 152.
Aylrig. Thomas, 153.
Aylsham [co. Norfolk], 2o7.
Aylswythe^che [co. Norfolk], 81.
Aylward, Ref^inald, 49.
Roger, 100.
Aymundevbury, John de, 267.
Aynesty. See Ainsty.
Ay no, John de, 31o.
Aynolfesdal, Gilbert sou of Hugh de, 503.
Avnvld, Gilbert, 4i'U.
Aysseby. See Assheby.
Ayssell, Robert de, 292.
Ays>hebury. See Asbbury.
Aysshewell. See Asshewell.
Ayston. .See Aston.
Ay=well. See .\«shewel].
Aze, Thomas, 96.
Azprlagb. .S'ee Azerley.
Azerley, co. York, 22, 142.
B
Baard, Robert, 305.
Babbe, Edmund, 517.
Babbe —cont.
Thomas. 518.
Babbinrreleye, Nicholas de, forester of the
Peak, 76.
Brtbegrave, Robert de, 251.
Babinton, Babingfon, Hugh de, sheriflf of
Huntingdon, 457, 488.
Bacche, Christiana, wife of Alexander de, 332.
Baccote, Philip de, 153.
, Thomas de, 153.
Bacford, Adam de, 32.
Hugh brother of Adam, 32.
Bacham, William de, 167.
Bachecvvell (Bakcwell, co. Derby ?), advowson
of church of, 67.
Bacheford, Roger de, 265.
Bacheler, Bachiler, Elias, 377.
John, 377.
, Elias, or Elias le, and Margery his wife,
296, 303.
, William le, 94.
Bacher, William de, 237.
Bachesworth, Bacheworth, Roger de, 94, 266,
279.
Bachiler. See Bacheler.
Bacon, Bacun, John, 91, 420.
, .Fohn, keeper of the rolls of the Bench,
485.
, Richard, 395.
, William, 141.
Baddebury, Walter de, 299.
Baddowe [co. Essex], 445.
Badeham, John de, 273.
Badelesmere, Gunoelinus de, late justice of
Chester, 129, 137, 405, 494.
Badewe. See Baddowe.
Badken, 501.
Badmundefeld, co. Sussex, 73.
Badmundesfeld, co. Norfolk, park at, 48.
Bagard, Leonius son of Master Elias, Jew of
Canterbury, 214.
Bagenell, Thomas de, 96.
Bagere, Adam, the bishop's, 95.
Bagesover, Philip, lord of, 151.
Baggehurst [co. Berks?], 156.
Baggenhale, William de, 72.
Baggeworthe, John de, 185.
Baggewrth. See Bagworth.
Baginton, Bathekynton [co. Warwick], 473.
Bagot, Bagod, Richard, presented to Weston,
164.
Robert, justice of the Bench, Dublin,
119, 132, 380.
Robert, 201, 264, 345, 490.
, Robert, treasurer in Ireland, 193.
, William, 31, 49, 92, 100, 141, 206,
257,286, 4.53.
, William son of William, presented to
Weston, 170,
GENERAL INDEX
533
Bagwortli [co. Leicester], 445.
Baillif, Ba^ llif, Margery daufjhter of Geoffrey
le, 2«4.
Alexander, 145.
Baill[ol]. See Balliolo.
Baioard. See Bayuard.
Baiocis, Kicbard de, prtsented to King'6
Ripton, 427.
Bakepu2, Bakepuys, John de, 165, 156, 183,
202, 203, 209. 258, 2«l-285.
, Peter de, 146.
Baker, Nicholas le, 400.
Bakery in Abbeville, rent from, 7.
Bakewell, Bachecwell, Bathekewelle, advow-
sou of church of, 40, 67.
Bal, Nicholas le, 264. See also Bel.
Baladeiilyn, lettcrj' patent dated at, 123, 124,
129.
Baidecat, William, 98.
Balderston, Adam de, 295.
Baldewyne. See Baldwin.
Baldock [co. Hertford], letters patent dated
at, 167.
Baldock, Master Walter de, 289.
Balduk, Ivalpb de, archdeacon of Middlesex,
480.
Baldoyui, Colinus, 263.
Baldry, VV_\ marca, wife of Uichard, 203.
Baldwin, Baldewini, Baldewyne, John, 89.
, Francis sou of, and Isabella his sister,
de Audham, 428.
, Gerard, 377.
, Petronilla, wife of Raymond, 349.
, Richard son of, 343.
Thomas, 472.
, William son of, 270, 343.
Balescote, Robert de, 152.
Baiey. See Raley.
Balgy, Robert, 237.
Balialowcu, 51.
Balibagau, prior of, 55.
BalibroguD, 74.
Baliclawy, 74.
Balicolgan, 385.
Balidochill, co. Kerry, 450.
Baligaveran, Baili);averan, Nicholas son of
John de, .326, 334.
, Walter, 146.
Balimakenegan, new cat<tle and town of, 383.
Balimakenckthor, 383. i
Balimanie, Richard son of Simon dv, 315.
Ballard, John, 184.
Balle, Alan, and Robert his brother, 281.
John, 281,518, 521.
, Roger, 281.
Richard, 281.
, Robert, 281.
Thomas, 109.
, William, 30, 429.
Ballere, Margery wife of Ralph, 454.
Balleui, Peter de, 226.
Balligaveran. See Baligaveran.
Balliol, lady of. See Galloway.
Balliolo, Bayllolio, Alexander de, chamberlain
of .^Jcotlaud, 494.
, Alexander de, 230, 231, 294, 299,
317.
Alexander de and Isabella his wife
299, 317, 342, 432.
, Uervergiilla, wife of John de, H8,
158, 193, 196, 2;!2, 251, 4H.
, Johnde, 72, 116, 315,408, 431, 432.
, Joscelin de, 26, 389.
Ballyureduan, 51.
Balne, Alice de, 212.
Balneye, William de, 319.
Balsham, Hugh de, bishop of Ely, 41, 203,
3.54,371,434.
Balun, Reginald de, 310.
Balybin, Nicholas de, 379.
Balydwoly. 74.
Bal}inveman, 74.
Balymaccech', 74.
Balymacleg, 51.
Balyniakerwell, 383.
Bamborough, Baumburgh [co. Northumber-
land], 51, 439, 492.
hospital of St. Mary Magdalene, 439.
, bailiff of, 519.
Bamfeld, Richard de, clerk, 229.
Bampton, church of, 12, 71,72.
Banastre, Robert, 63.
, John, 265.
Banbury [co. Oxford], 216, 392.
, church of, 152.
, hospital of St. John the Baptist, 392.
Banebary, Banuebury, Elias de, 219.
Geoffrey de, clerk, 20.
Master Ralph de, 299, 486.
Banef bailiwick, 501.
Bauer, Alice wife of William, 459.
Banevill.co. Derby, 87.
Banewell, John de, and Margaret his wife,
206.
Bangor, Bangor-in-Snaudou, letters patent
dated at, 69.
Bangor, .\nian, bishop of, 61, 72, 161.
, bishop of, 115.
, diocese of, 190.
Banhalstre, 517.
Banjard. Sec Bayuard.
Buukbiry church, 23.
Bauke, William de, 144.
Baunebury. See Banbury.
See also Bauebury.
Bftuqucll, John de, keeper of the MerchaulB*
Seal, London, 245. 321.
Bansfed [co, Surrey], 269.
Banyard. See Baynard.
Baruge, Barrage, Barache, Arnold, 249, S67.
, William, 97, 249,289, 302,304.
Baran, Bernard, 376.
534
GENERAL INDEX.
lUrlK'fltt, Nicholas dc, 99. 229.
HarbiT, llarbur, (inillotiis Ic, 483.
Henry lo, 453.
John Ic, •Jii.-., I'H.
, BojjiT Ic, barber of Kleacor the king's
mother, '230.
lUrborcs, Ralph »lc, 426.
Barde. Itartholomcw, merchant of Florence,
173.
Bardeleby, Bardelby, Kobert de, 313, 319,498.
lUrdcnay, Bardeneye. See Bardney.
Bardeney, Ralph de. 100.
, Simon de, 504.
Master Thomas de, 290.
B«rde>lee, CO. Gloucester, .')19.
Bardesleye, ou the confines of cos. Gloucester
and Wilts, 200.
Bardi, society of the, of Florence, 173, 310.
Bardney [co. Lincoln], abbot of, 111, 112,
161,476.
Kobert abbot of, 463, 468.
Bardolf, Bardulf, IJartolf, Hugh, 229, 238,245,
355.
John, 316.
William, 69,102, 105, 112,263,495.
Bardon-by-Whitwick, CO. Leicester, 457.
Bardsey [co. Carnarvon], letters patent dated
at, 127.
Bardus, John de, 64.
, William his son, 64.
Barentyn, Drogo de, 342, 419, 421.
Barei^laud, William de, 22.
, Henry Faber son of William de, 22.
Baret, Adam, 96.
, Emma wife of Thomas, 139.
, Nicholas, 316.
, Ralph, 274.
Barewe, 418.
Barewer, John le, 279.
Barflcur, 501.
Barges, King's, 131.
Barham, Bergham, co. Suffolk, 99.
Barholme, Berham [co. Lincoln], 172.
Hark, Bartholomew del, 322.
Barkeby, Roger de, 251, 444.
Harkere, Berker, William le, 89.
, \N'illiam son of John le, 307.
, John le, 142, 202.
Barkervile, Kobert de, lo".
Barketon (Burton ? co. Lincoln), 429.
Barkhus, Alfred del, 89.
Barking, Berkinges [co. Essex], 369,412.
, abbess and convent of, 412.
Alice de Merton, abbess of, 461.
Isabella dc Basinges, abbess of, 462.
, abbess of, 465.
Bark way, Bcrkwcye [co. Hertford], 355, 407.
Barlborough, Barlcburgh [co. Derby],
church of, 138.
Barley? Berliz [co. Devon], 78. ^
Barlings [co. Lincoln], abbot and convent of
125, 392,429.
abbot of, 334.
, wood of, 334.
Barlowc, Elena wife of Alexander de, 514.
Harmflet, Nicholas de, 365.
Barneby, William de, 385, 507.
Barneton, diocese of Ely, church of, 296.
Barueton, Giles de, 109.
Barnsley ? Bernardeslc [co. Dorset], 145.
Barusley ? Bardeslee,co. Gloucester, 200, 519.
Barnston, Berneston [co. York], 506.
Barnwell, BerncwcU, co. Cambridge, 162,
476.
, prior and convent of, 162, 235, 476,
489.
Barn wood Forest [co. Gloucester], 35, 77, 268,
349, 354, 427.
Barnstaple [co. Devon], St. Mary Magdalene's,
Fascarius, prior of, 425.
Baro, Nicholas, of Stafford. See Stafford.
Barons' War, 4, 40, 53, 151, 167, 236, 341.
, pardon to adherents of, 151,319.
Barrage. See Barage.
Barratry, 518.
Barrc, Geoffrey atte, 45.
, Walter de la, 15.
, Robert, 265.
., William de la, 94.
Barrow, Barwe [co. Somerset], prioress of,
231.
Barrok, Nicholas, 209.
Barry, Beatrice wife of John de, 269.
, John, 164, 214, 429.
, John de, 420,441.
, John son of David de, 224.
, Philip son of Odo de, 108.
, Robert, 93.
, William, 320, 390.
Barsham, Ralph de, 49, 222.
Barsham East, Estbarsham, co. Norfolk, 400.
, West, Westbarsham, co. Norfolk,
400.
Barstaple, Berdestaple [co. Essex], hundred
of, 412.
Barthelebv, Barthelby, Kobert dc, 289, 292,
335.
Bartholomew, Geoffrey son of, de Scalleby, 46.
Barthon, Roger de, 154.
Bartolf. See Bardolf.
Barton, 23.
[co. Northampton], 257.
Barton, Benedict de, 436.
, John de, 514.
, Master PhiHp de, 311.
, Kobert de, 266, 299,300.
, Richard de, 186.
, William de, 274, 377.
See also Bcrtou.
GENERAL INDEX.
536
Barton-on-Humber fco. Lincoln], 330, 480.
, letters patent dated at, 491.
Baru, John son of Willium Ic, 491.
Barue, William, 264.
BaruD, Adam le, 38H.
". Geoffrey, 281.
, John, 97, 212.
, Nicholas le. 108.
, Ralph, 204, 254.
William, 294.
Barunesserjaunt, William le, 48.
Baruncinus, merchant of Lucca, 107.
See also Walteri.
Barwe [co. Wilts], 485.
-See also BaiTOw.
Barwell [co. Surrey], 477.
Basaz, 69.
Baschirche, Roger de, 286.
Bascot, William, 145.
Basculi. See Gascons.
Basely, Adam son of John, 58.
Basewell, co. Derby, 87.
Basford, Baseford, Basseford, co. Nottingham,
87.
Basildon?. Ba.stelden [ro. Berks], church
of, 186, 189.
Baling [co. Hants], letters patent dated at,
151,188.
Basing, Basinge, Basingge, Basinges, Basingis,
Isabella de, abbess of Barking, 462.
John de, parson of Codesleye, 71.
Robert de, 161, 374, 384, 410.
.Thomas de, 77, 85, 247,277,413,443,
Basingstoke, Basingestokes [co. Hants], 114,
218,444.
, letters patent dated at, 188.
, hospital of St. John the Baptist, 114.
Baeingwerk [co. Flint], 135.
, abbot of, 134.
Basiogwerk, Emald de, 315.
Baskervill, Normandy, St. George's, Richard,
abbot of, 374.
abbot of, 249.
Baskervill, Richard de, 340.
Walter de, 15, 340.
Baskevill, Robert de, 8.
Batlow, Batisclawc [co. Derby], 470.
Banseford. See Basford.
Baaielawe. See Baslow.
Basset, Adam, 148.
, Anselm, knt., 156.
, Laurence, 273.
Philip, 479.
, Ralph, 273, 274.
Ralph, of Drayton, 273, 483.
, Ralph, of WeledoD aod Eleanor bit
wife, 498.
Richard, 37.
Richard ton of Ralph, 473.
, Henry hi» brother, 472.
Basset — conl.
, Robert, 414.
Roger, 299, 303, 307, 467.
Simon, 119, 139, 265,272.
, Ralph hi> brother, 119.
Bassingburn, Humphrey de, 371, 377.
.Isabella, wife of Warinde, 39, 285, 308.
John de, 421.
, John, 186.
Bastard, Jane, wife of Walter, 14.
Bastelden (Basildon, co. Berks?), church of,
186, 189.
Baston, Simon de, vicar of Tirington, 358.
Bastrad, Thomas, 281.
Bastwick [co. Norfolk], 472.
Bastwych. Sec Bastwick.
Bataille, la. See Battle.
Bataille, John de la, 112, 448.
Batesford, Nicholas de, 283, 284, 306.
William de, 447,502.
Bath [co. Somerset], letteis patent dated at,
151.
, barton of, 218. 444.
gaol, 248.
, prior of, 77, 131, 230, 295.
.Thomas, prior of, 348, 424.
, bishop of. See Burnell .
Jocelin, sometime bishop of, 216.
William, sometime bishop of, 216.
Bathayclond, 459.
Bathekewelle. See Bakewell.
Bathekynton. SeeBagioton.
Batheluy, 501.
Bathonia, John de, 313.
Osbert de, 61.
, Master Walter de, 108, 136, 224, 325,
486.
, William de, vicar of Wells, 311.
Battcfford. See Batesford.
Batting, Joceus, 320.
Eustace, 320.
Battle, CO. Sussex, abbot of, 255, 256, 404.
wager of, 414.
Baty, Roger, 139.
Baucean, Master William, 463.
Baud, Robert, le, 20, 46, 87, 99, 142, 203,
255, 298, 307, 395.
, Thomas the, 15.
Baudeman. See Buudmeut.
Bauilt'soy. .See IJawdsey.
Baudoscyc, Herbert dc, 96.
Baudini, Barthelottus, 394.
, Frauci.s, 350.
Baudinus, Bcudinus, Kauetti, 264.
Baudment, Baudeman, .Milo de, 295, 337.
Baudrik, Geoffrey, 307.
Baudry, John, 377.
Baumburgh. See Bamborough.
Baumptou. See Bampton.
Baunton, Thoma* do,2fi9.
.^3fl
GEXEKAL INDEX.
Binitow, rhriminnH, wife of Alexander le, 401.
Batitrc. RoginaM <le, 102.
Baui<«n. See nenuzan.
Bm»-nt, Adam i\c, 1S7.
Baw.ls*')- [co. .'Suffolk], 96.
Btjeui, r. bishop of, 348, 428.
Thilip. bi.xliop of, 501.
Hugh called ' Sengler," canon of, 428.
, Ralph called ' Pj'gncrc,' canon of, 428.
Master Simon called ' le Lorimer,"
canon of, 348.
William called ' Volator,' canon of,
428.
liavfelde, .John de, parson of Godelegh, 63.
, Thomas son of John de, .521.
Bavham, Regeham, Bekcham [co. Kent].
abbot of, 191, 317, 336, 404.
abbot and convent of, 370.
Bavl, Tessaunda del, 0.5.
Bayllolio. See Balliol.
Baynard, Baniard, Banvard, Bainard, Bayn-
nard, Bayuyard, Bayngnard, Fulk, 26,5,
332, 400,' 405.
, Robert, 207, 305.
, Roger, 279, 284, 286, 458.
, Roger le, 304.
William, 207.
Bayonne, 58, 59, 64, 330, 423, 489, 509, 520.
mayor and jurats of, 509.
, sailors of, 412.
.masters of ships and sailors of, 358.
Baysham, Dionisia de, 139.
Beam, Biem. Byern, Constance de, 54, 123,
337, 353,"492.
Beatrice, Ranulph son of, 105.
, Elias his brother, 105.
, Richard son of, de Stapelford, 94.
, Richard son of, and Walter his brother,
259,333.
Beauchamp, Great, co. Essex, 416.
Beauchief [co. Derby], abbot of, 129.
Beaiifiz, William, 312, 316.
Beaufbu, Nicholas, 516.
Beaulieu, Normandy, prior of, 290.
[co. Hants], abbot of, 25, 35, 177,
191, 236.
, abbot and convent of, 5.
, letters patent dated at, 198, 199, 212.
Beaumes, James dc, 266.
Beaamund, Beumuut, Bomund, Bettus, 170.
, Ralph, 520.
, Simon, forester of the bailiwick of, 85.
.William, 59.
Beauney, Geofirey, 275.
Beaurepaire, co. Derby. See Belper.
Beauvais, S. Lucian's, John, abbot of, 362.
Beauveys, James dc, 304, 318.
, James le, 452.
, Philip de, king's surgeon, 240, 246,
304, 310.
Beauzan, Bauzan, Stephen, 118, 130.
Bcauzan, Bnuzan, Master William, 274.
I Bebingtou, Bebyntou [co Chester], lepers
I house at, 74.
I Bee, abbot of, 507.
; , Imerius, abbot of, 11,158,191,219,
j 323, 444.
i , Peter, abbot of, 1 1 .
proctor-general of the abbe}' in Eng-
land. See Leon', Robert de.
, tenants in England of, 11.
Becard, Peter, 133.
: Beccles [co. Suffolk], 283.
Beccori of Lucca, society of the, 429.
Beche, Thomas de la, 467.
I Beck, Becke. See Bek.
Beckebrok. See Begbrooke.
j Beckbury [co. Salop], 151.
Beckingham [co. Lincoln ?], 507.
Beckles, Daniel de, 116.
Bedale [co. York], 222.
Bedeford, Abraham de, Jew, 142.
, Richard de, 306, 403.
, Stephen de, 240, 290.
, William de, 486.
Bedel, John, 506.
, Ralph le, 159.
Bedeston, William de, parson of Bedston, 57.
Bedewynde. 'See Bedwiu.
Bedford, 145, 165.
gaol, 284, 287, 288, 291, 304.
, parish of St. Paul's, 183.
, Jews of, 165, 183.
, Jews' chest of, 212.
, Newenham without, prior and convent
of, 18.3.
Bedford, county of, 33, 44, 52, 97, 98, 141, 142,
181, 206, 265, 284, 286, 287, 288, 291,
304, 396, 401, 416.
sheriff of, 19, 45, 104,360.
, sheriif and coroners of, 57, 58, 125.
Bedhampton, co. Southampton, 42, 96.
Bedhampton, Reginald sou of Peter de, 96.
Bedik, Alexander de, 504.
Bedston [co. Salop], church of, 57.
Bedwin, Bedewynde, co. Wilts, 351.
Bee, Adam le, 141.
Beek. See Bek.
Beeston, Bestan, co. Chester, castle of, 328.
[co. Norfolk], 284, 325, 472.
Begeham. See Bay ham.
Begbrooke, Beckebrok, co. Oxford, 81.
Begevill, Thomas de, 265.
Beghham, co. Essex, 45.
Behyrst, Hugh de, 297.
Beisin. See Beyssyn.
Bek, Beck, Becke, Beek, Adam le, 304.
...., Anthony, bishop of Durham, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13, 60, 73, 74, 92, 192, 261, 262.
294, 322, 327, 328, 344, 346, 347, 350,
356, 365, 36.6, 369, 372, 383, 384, 386
409, 414, 430, 438, 445, 463, 504, 505'
GENERAL INDEX.
537
Bek, Anthony, bishop of Durham — cont.
elected bishop of Durham, 73.
, Elias de, 65, 70, 2o6.
John, 22, 36,5.3, 62, 65, 6P, 81, 96, 98,
102, 105, 254, 256, 319, 329, 330, 397.
, Galvanus, 377.
, Hamo and Matilda his wife, 212.
, Henry le Fiz, 199.
John de, 319.
, John de, 254.
, Master Thomas, 87.
, Thomas, bishop of St, Davids, 124,
138, 146, 150, 165, 172, 356, 462.
... , sometime chancellor of the
university of Oxford, 172.
, Robert le, 362.
Walter, 433.
, Walter and Joan hii wife, 280.
William de, 102.
Bekeham. See Bayham.
Bekenore, John de, 238.
Bekering, Cicely wife of Thomas de, 254.
Bekeringe, Thomas de, 180, 340.
BekertOD, Puter son of Herbert de, 332.
Bekesgatu, 204.
Bekeeworth, Henry de, 283.
Bekingham. See Beckingham.
Bekingham, EUas de, 46, 65, 70, 92-96, 102.
103-106, 139, 143, 144, 171, 196.
203, 206, 211, 214, 251, 257, 283, 285,
294,324, 336, 400, 404, 407, 408, 411,
414, 457, 515, 520.
, his grant in mortmain to the
abbey of Peterborough and dinner to
200 poor in memory of Eleanor, the
king's consort, 414.
John de, 16.
John de, parson of Uoghton, 83.
, Master Robert de, parson of Hoghton,
508.
— , 350.
Bel, Adam le, 376.
, Adam de, 185.
, Laurence le, 303.
, Martin le, 128.
Bel by Koselyn [co. Cornwall ?], 133.
Helaray, William, 279.
Hclaunee, 418.
Itele, William, 61.
Bclebuche, .Vlcxander, 217.
Belegrave. Sie Belgrnvc.
fielejambe, Adam, 379.
Belesanda, Thomasia daughter of, 225.
Belestede. See Belstead.
Belet, William. 137, 2.33.
Beleton. See Bftlfon.
Belcwod, Andrew dr and Thomas his brother,
144.
Henry de, 144.
Robert, 144.
Belgravc, Belograve, Henry de, 97.
Belgrave, Belegrave, Ranulph de, 325.
Richard de, 169.
Belhus, Bellehus, Hclhutie, Belhous, Thomas
de, 145. 211. 264, 270, 281, 282, 283,
321, 359, 489, 490, 500, 510, 513. 517,
520. 621.
Bella Fago, Bello Fago, Roger de, 381.
, Richard de, 260.
Bellasset, Jew of Lincoln, 193.
Belle, Alan, 65, 207. See also Bel.
, William, 65, 206.
Bellehus. See Belhus.
Belleume, Roger de, sometime earl of Shrews-
bury, 479.
Belleward, Keyner le, and Stephen his brother,
510.
Bellewc, Philip, 298.
Bello Campo, Alice de, 44.
Egidia de, 61, 94.
, Humphrey de, 214.
, James de, brother of Will am de, 71.
.John de, 53, 78, 88, 107, 114, 115,
119, 175, 194, 335.
, John sou of John de, 88, 127.
, Alesia his daughter, 478.
, Richard son of Miles de, 478.
, Robert de, 87.
, Reginald de, 265.
, Walter de, steward of the household,
125, 144, 233, 372, 455, 458, 459, 465,
469,519, 520.
Eleanor his daughter, 125.
, William de, earl of Warwick, 17, 36,
71, 77, 88. 119, 150, 209, 247, 321, 497.
, William do, sheriff of Worcester, 444.
Bello Fago. Set- Bella Fago.
Bello Monte, Lewis de, prebendary of St.
Peter's, York, 225.
Bello Prato, John de. 202.
Bello Portu. See Kilcleeheen.
Bello Ramo, John de, prior of Moutacute, 493.
Belper, Beaurepairc, co. Derbv, letters patent
dated at, 426.
Belstead, Great [co. Suffolk], 166, 324, 337.
Belstedc, James de, .'374.
Beltesford, William de, 36.
Belfoft. Alan de, 203.
Belton, CO. Leicester, 46.
[co. Lincoln], 144.
Beltrameni de Vento. Society of the, 261.
Sec Veufo.
Belvera, or Belvero, Robert de, Master Robert
de, 68, 262.276.
Bemflet. See Benfleet.
Bench, 31, 130, 256, 269, 271, J83, 391. 404.
450.
chief justice of, 324. See Sandwyco-
.justices of, 196,313,404.485.506.
keeper of th« rolls of the, 196. See
Ba<-on. John.
appointment of justices for pleas in
886. '
5S<»
GENERAL INDEX.
H.ne, Knben. 93.
Hcn.-.roft [co. York], 461.
Ikrnicrort, Thomas de, 99.
B«Dcdioiie, Taulinus, HI.
TWnedict. Emma wifo of, le Careter, 141.
le Carpenter, 200.
Gilbert son of, de Lincoln, 162.
, Ivo son of, 48.
, Kopcr sou of, 117.
William eon of, del Tiinge, 48.
Benefeld. Robert de, 186.
Bcncit, John, 390.
, Alice his wife, 390.
, , Mariotaand Alice his daughters,
390.
See also Benet.
Beneiiilcn, Master HtMiry de, 420.
Beneripgc, Agnes de, 295.
Benet, Adam, 143, 144.
Benetleye. Sec Bentley.
lieneton, Benyton, Benjuton, Beniugton,
Benyngfon.
Alice de, 401.
, John de, prior of Ravenston, 155.
Richard de, 319, 415.
, Thomas son of Nicholas de, 91.
Benfleet, Bemflet, Little [co. Essex], 241.
Benges, John de, 23.
Bengeworfh [co. Worcester], 440.
BeningtoD. See Beneton.
Beniugwonb. See Bengeworth.
Bening worth, Benyngwortb, Bennyngwrth,
Robert de, parson of Wolingham, 161.
Robert de, 112,468.
Benknoll. See Bincknoll.
Benningbrough, Bynyngburgh [co. York],
158.
Bennington, Long [co. Lincoln], 219.
Bennok, Robert, 221.
Bennyngwrth. See Beningworth.
Bentelegh. See Benteleye.
Benteleye, Bentelegh, John de, 252, 276, 326,
327, 334, 487.
Bentham, William son of Richard de, 319.
Bentley [co. Worcester], 143, 144.
Bentley [co. Hants], 388.
Benton Long [co. Northumberland], 69.
Benwick, Beynwyk, Isle of Ely [co. Cam-
bridge], 41.
Benyngton. .See Beneton.
Benynton. See Beneton.
Benyton. See Beneton.
Beraldi, William, 358.
Berard, Henry, 145.
Beraud, William, 385.
Bercham, John de, parson of Fakenham
Hespes, 271.
Berchamstede, Gilbert de, 380.
Berchamstede. See Berkhampstead.
Bercher, Christiana wife of William le, 459,
460.
Bercher — cont.
John le, 156.
, Robert le, 93, 102, 145.
, Thomas le, 80, 102.
Bercking. See Berking.
Berde. See Bird.
Berdefeld. See Birdfield.
, William de, 39.
Berdefeud. See Birdfield.
Berden, Berdon, John de, 179, 267.
Berdeseye, William de, 308.
Berdestaple. See Barstaple.
See Barnstaple.
Berdon. See Berden.
Berdon-by-Whitewyk. See Bardon-by- Whit-
wick.
Bere, Beer [co. Somerset], 466.
[Wales] , letters patent dated at, 187,
145.
, or la [Wales], castle of, 267, 278,301,
367.
Bere, Adam de la, 129.
, Agnes le, 156.
, John, 93.
Ralph son of Adam, 93.
, Richard le, 307.
Berebred, Bertberd, Bereberd, Walter, 303,
307, 317.
Berecampe, Richard, 152.
Bereford, Christiana wife of Simon de, 479.
, Nicholas de, 304.
, Osbert de, 257.
, Richard de, presented to Shenle, 426.
, Richard de, 128.
, William de, 361, 407, 411, 445, 507,
512, 515, 517, 519, 520,522.
Bereue, William de la, 444.
Berewe, Richard son of Richard de, 168.
Berewell. See Barwell.
Berewik, Berewyk, Berewico, Henry de, 184,
310.
, John de, 91, 131, 173, 176, 177, 213,
294, 295, 296, 323, 358, 376, 478, 485,
507.
, John de, keeper of the gold of Eleanor,
the Queen Consort, 173.
, William de, 181, 310, 326.
Berg', William de archdeacon of Berks, 355.
Bergeu, in Norway, 328.
Bergen, Arvo canon of, 501.
Bergerac, Perigord, 192.
, prior of St. Martin's, 504.
Berges, from Norway, 490.
Berges, William de, 1.
Eergeveny, Lukede, 15.
, Philip de, 284. S^;
Bergeveny. See Ahergavenny. , ^^^''^^^
Bergh (Brock /, co. York), 208. '-^"
Bergham. See Barham.
Berham, William de, 15.
Berham. See Barholme.
c*
:^
.>■
GENERAL INDEX.
539
Beri. See Bevy.
BeriDgham. See Binuiugham.
B«rkamstede. See Berkhampstead.
Berkeley [co. Gloucester?], letters patent
dated at, 447.
[co. Gloucester], 189.
Berkeleje, Bcrkele, Sir Giles de, 101, 139,
141, 143, 144, 205. 305,325, 361, 458.
, Xichohis de, keeper of the lIoUs in
the Bench, Dublin, 337, 338.
Robert de, 123, 479.
, Koger de, 459.
Thomas de, 55, 325.
Berker. See Barkere.
Berkeroles, William de, 466.
Berkhampstead [co. Hertford], 213, 231, 380,
515.
, church of St. Peter, 515.
, liberty of, 515.
Berkbanistede, John de, sacristan of St.
Alban's, elected abbot, 409, 430.
Berking. See Barking.
Berking, Bercking, Alan de, canon, now prior
of Bykenacre, 7, 12.
, John de, 352.
Berkinges. See Barking.
Berkweye. See Barkway.
Berkweyc, John de, 34.
Berks, county, 135, 146, 155, 156, 160. 164,
181, 183, 202, 206, 209, 256, 258, 265,
405.
, archdeacon of. See Berg', William
de.
, sheriff of, 8, 44, 213, 242, 351, 360,
520.
See also Berners, Ralph de.
.forest in, 237, 522.
, , rolls of, 85.
Berlec, Walter de, 395, 414.
Berleye, Vincentius de, 311.
Beriinge, Stephen dc, 209.
Berliz (Barley, co. Devon ?), 78.
Benneton, Waller de, 504.
Bermondsey [co. Surrey], prior of, 224, 225,
403, 506, 521.
, prior and monks of, 338.
.Henry prior of, 141, 159, 263, 290,
376, 508.
, Henry de Bono Villar", late prior of,
192.
, priory of, 134, 194.
, Eymon, chaplain of, 141.
Bermundeseye, Bermundese. See Ber-
mondsey.
Bermyngeham. See Birmingham.
Bernard, David son of, de Cork, 328, 479.
, Henry, .531.
Hugh, 199.
, Jordan, 61.
Michael, 134.
Robert, 97.
Bernard — cont.
, Roger, 249.
William, 199, 200.
Bemardesle (Barnsley, co. Dorset ? ), 145.
Bernard!, Bernardiiii, Jame^, 300.
Pinus, 292, 295, 310, 326, 413.
, Poncius, 322.
, Kustikclus, Rustikeyl, 300, 322.
William, de Lacu, 509.
Bernardinus, Donus son of, 367.
, Octavian son of, canon of Wells, 342.
Hemby, Robert de, parson of St. Maurice's,
Winchester, 13.
Bernemcde, church of, 365.
Berner, Richard son of Roger, 93.
Berners, Ralph dc, 181, 183, .TIO, 311, 317,
414, 445, 464, 476.
, appointed sheriff ut Oxford and
Berks, 181.
William de, 23.
Berneston [Baniston, co. York'", 506.
Berneval, Bernevall, Peter, 282, 411.
Bemewell. See Barnwell.
, Thomas dc, 521.
Bemewode. See Barnwood.
Berney, abbot of, 172, 214.
Gilbert, abbot of, 6S.
, William dc Vallibus, abbot of, 216.
Bernham, Hamo de, 344.
Bernwell. See Barnwell.
Bernyngham. See Birmingham.
Berolf, William, 376.
Berry, William, 323.
Bertelmeu, Heury, 481, 493.
Bertou, 265, 266.
Bertou, Richard de, 490.
, Robert de, 456.
, Thomas de, 350.
Walter de, 350, 399, 401.
See also Barton.
Bertonesham, Thomas de, 381.
Bertram, Bertram son of, de Criel, 480.
, Richard, 350.
, Robert, 453, 5!2.
Bertram Bee, Alexander de, 55.
Boruby, Walter sou of Nicholas de, 153.
Berwick, 326, 435, 437, 438, 441, 510.
, letters patent dated at, 433-7, 439,
441,442, 456, 457, 519.
, church of, 3 19.
-on-Tweed, 429, 434, 435, 437, 439, 44 1 ,
500-2.
.letters patent dated at, 432-9,
440-2, 444, 456. 457, 492-9. 500-2,
507-11, 517-9, 521, 522.
in Scotland, 355.
Bcry, Beri, Robert de la, 315, 352.
Beaevill, Joan de, 52.
... Peter de, 80.
Joan his sister, 80.
540
GENERAL INDEX.
6n«tan. ffft Bcc'ton.
Breton. SeeBecston.
Ut-thWin, St. Mary's, church of, 484.
Bt ihlchom. Husrh, bishop of, 473.
B«<tm»n, Thomas. 'J7.
Hcioin, Simon, 49.
Belttrley, Adam de, 269.
Betti of Lucca, society of the, 411.
Bettonis, sons of, of Lucca, 311.
Beudinus, merchant of the Ricardi, 177. See
I'anik.
B«Midinus. See Raudinus.
Beuercth, John, 45.
.Stephen. 45.
Bcuk. William, 123.
Bcuknoll. See Bincknoll.
Biuraeys. Hugh de, knt., 151,
Bt'um\int. See Bcaumunt.
Beuthorp. See Bowthorpe,
Beuveri. See Bevery.
Bcuvejs. See Beauveys.
Bevercotes, Richard de, 436.
William de, 299.
Severe, John le, 377.
Beverlaco, William de, chancellor of Ireland,
470.
, , 71, 110, 151, 177, 239, 261, 263,
300.
John de, 261.
Beverle, Ralph de, 24.
Beverley, co. York, 29, 154, 342, 370.
, pavage for, 175.
, church of St. JohuV, 128, 417,483.
letters patent dated at, 507.
, S. provost of, and archdeacon of
Wells, 165.
Beverstone, Beverstan [co. Gloucester], 232.
, advowfon of the church of, 232.
Bevery, Beuveri, Bivery, Alan de, 57.
Albinus de, 105, 239, 245.
Philip de, 247.
Beynin, John, 192.
Beynwyk. See Benwick.
Beyremore, Thomas de, 441.
Beyssen, Walter de, 217.
Beyssyn, Beisin, Isabella de, and Robert her
6on, 204, 254.
Beyton, William de, 432.
Beyvill, Thomas de, 430.
Bezevill, Jocosa de, 87.
Bezill, Almaricus, 182.
John de, 354, 433.
Bickeleye. See Brokeleye.
Bicker, Byker [co. Lincoln], 105.
Bicknacre [co. Essex], Benedict de Ilo£f',
prior of, 303, 310.
, Alan, prior of, 301.
, prior of, 7.
prior and convent of, 184, 419.
Bicton, Biketon [co. Salop], 242.
Biddlesdon, Bitlesden, Butlesden [co. Bucks],
abbot of, 367, 370.
, abbot and convent of, 481.
, William de Biham, abbot of, 250.
Biddulph, Bydulf [co. Stafford], 120.
Bideford, Bydef n-d, Nicholas de, 67.
. , Ranulph dp, 492.
Biern. See Beam.
Bifort, Philip, 429.
Biges, Agnes wife of William, 145.
BightOM [co. Hants], 451.
Bigod. .See Bygod.
Bikenacre. See Bicknacre.
Bikenore, Bykenore, Alexander de, 459.
, Thomas de, 238.
Bikerdik, 407.
Bikering, Leonard son of Thomas de, 179.
Bikerisdich, Geofifrey de, 391.
Bikerton, Thomas de, 81.
, William de, 383.
Biketon. See Bicton.
, Thomas de, 242.
Bikkcrwik, Bykerwick, Roger de, 245, 276.
Bila, Byla, Ulster, church of, 348.
Bildewas. See Buildewas.
Biley, Bylegh [co. Essex], letters patent
dated at, 319.
, abbot and convent of, 194.
, abbot of, 87.
Biikere, John le, 221.
Bille, John, 504.
Billefeld, Nicholas de, 459.
Billesby. See Bilsby.
Billesdon, Thomas de, 473.
Billingbear, Pillingbere [co. Berks], 185.
Billingeleye, William de, 300.
Billiswik-by-Bristol, house of St. Mark at, 262.
Billokeby, William de, 65, 83.
Bilneja, William de, 506.
Bilneye. See Binley.
Bilsby, Billes-by [co. Lincoln] , church of, 357.
Bilsham, William de, 346.
Bilton [co. York], 92.
Bilton, Thomas de, 340.
, Thomas eon of Richard de, 319.
Binbrok [co. Lincoln], church of St. Mary,
507.
Bincknoll, BenkuoU [co. Wilts], 178.
Bindethef, Robert, 153.
Bindon [co. Dorset], abbot of, 249, 475.
, abbot and convent of, 99, 475, 476.
, William abbot of, 357.
Binetre. See Bintree.
Bingham, Byngbam, Richard de, 265.
,..., Robert de, 39.
Binham [co. Norfolk], letters patent dated
at, 154, 155, 202.
Binington, Bynigton, Henry de, 324.
, John de, 340.
, William de, 250.
GENERAL INDEX.
541
BinJey, Bylneye [co. Warwick], 375. 427.
Binning, Roger, 96.
BinningtoM, co. York, Neuhag by, a2.
Bintree [co. Norfolk], 324.
Birch:iiu, Brecheham, Breckham, co. Norfolk,
352, 360.
Bircheheye, William de, 274, 366.
Birchemor, Ellas de, 307.
, Richard de, 307.
Birchovre, Byrchoure, Henry son of Hamo
de. 9.
Ralph de, 341.
Birdfield [co. Essex], 351, 352, 360.
Birdsall, Bridesale [co. York], 141.
, Osbert le Messer of, 141.
Birkin, Byrkyn [co. York], church of, 314.
Birlay, Birl-v, William de, prebendary of
Hastings, 219.
, William de, parson of Byrkyn, 31 4.
, William de, presented to Handsworth,
430.
Birmingham [co. Warwick], hospital of St.
Thomas, 236.
Birmingham, Binnyngeham, Burningham,
Burminghani, Biirmiiicham, Berniynge-
ham, Beriugham, Bernyngham, James
de, 110.
, Peter de, 75.
Richard de, 337, 379, 390.
, Tiiomas de, 75, 125.
William de, 71, 236, 240, 266.
Birmyngeham. See Birmingham.
Bime, John de, prior of Kumburn, 285.
Birstall [co. York], advowson of church of,
229.
Birteleye, John de, 504.
Biscopesdon. See Bishopeston.
Biset, Byset, Adam, 34.
, Hugh, 34.
John, 470.
Biset Manasser, cup-bearer (Hen. I.), 26.
Bibham, Bistelesham [co. Berks], 484.
Bishop, Bi.sshop, Agues wife of Robert, 264.
, Aylward, 245.
, John, 290.
.Robert, 282, 283.
Bishop's Bridge [co. Lincoln], 400.
Bishop's Cannings, Kanynge, co. Wilts, 76,
209.
Bishop's Castle [co. Salop], bailiff of, 405.
.liberty of, 517.
Bishop's Hatfifld [co. Hertford], 304, 305.
Bishop's Waltham [co. Hunts], hundred of,
122.
Bishopcston, Biscopesdon, Bysshopeston, John
de, 126.
Richard de, 53, 75.
Bispcton, .lohn de, 151.
Bissemed»', Hisshemede. See Bushmead.
Bi^shopesbare, Adam the, 98.
BiKtelesham. Si>e Bisham.
Biteme. See Bittern.
Bitbam, Robert de, 367.
Bitlesdeu. See Biddlesdoo.
Bittedeu, Peter de, 153.
, William de, 153.
Bittern, Biteme [co. Hants], 122.
Bitton, Master Thomas de, dean of Wells,
elected bishop of Exeter, 461, 496.
Bivery. See Bevery.
Biwele. See Bywell.
Biwell. See Bywell.
Bixle, William de, 377.
Blahbe, Richard, 510.
Blabord, Matthew, 310.
Blaby, John de, 434.
Bluckat, Geoffrey, 279.
Blacklaud, Biakeloude [co. Wilts], 220.
Blackstoiie Edge [co. Lancaster], 440.
Bladintou, William de, 246.
Blafeld. See Blofield.
Blaen-llyufy ? Blenlevenv [co. Glamorgan],
317.
Blake, John le, 327.
, Jordan le, 20.
, Adam son of Jordan le, 20.
, Ralph le, 498.
, Thomas le, 306, 480, 481.
Blakebaktr, Ralph le, 458.
Blakeberde, Ranulph, 141.
Blakebergh, Henry d«, 89.
Nicholas de, 89.
Blakeburn, Adum sou of Henry de, 199.
, John sou of Henry de, 199.
William de, 498.
Blakeham. .See Blakenhani.
Blakehou [co. York], moor of, 162.
Biakeloude. See Blackland.
Blakeman, Henry, 222.
Hugh, 408, 4.">4.
Blakemor, William, 447.
BlaUency [co. Norfolk], 43, 171. 205.
Blakcueye, Alesia de, 143.
Walter de, 143,205.
Philip son of Walter de, 168.
Blakenham. 292.
Blakenham. Hlakeham. Benedict de, 125,468.
Blakesteynegge. See Blackstonc Edge.
Blaketon [co. Suffolk], 98.
Blakcwill, Pochet de, 153.
Blania, Aykelinus do, 363.
Blandford [co. Dorset?], letters patent dated
at, 218.
Blank, John, 118.
Blanket. Robert, 499.
Blaunchard, William, 65.
Blauncheval, John, 379.
Blaunclievill, Master Maurice (on of Stephen
de, 327.
Master Richard de, parson of Blauoche-
vill, &c., 327.
5tf
aEXERAL TXDEX.
Blauncherill — coml.
church of. 3i7.
HIaiinfrund. Kobtfrt. 36i<.
H i^ct. Walter. Sa.'S.
lilaxlmni. Set- Bloxham.
BUvnpuaJo-i, bailiwick of, 411.
Bleaagate [co. Kent], hundred of, 166.
Blebury. William de, 38.
ir ' zolc.> I'. See Bletchingley.
i. . 'u. church of, 123.
Blechesdon. Ueiiry de, 506.
Hledlow, Bledeiawe [co. Bucks], 483.
BUkiston, John de, 141.
Blel, John le, 186.
Blensrate. See Bloangate.
Blenlevenv (Blaen-Uvnfy, co. Glamor^n?),
317.
BletchiDgley, Blechingly, co. Sussex, 351.
CO. Surrey, 360.
Bletnesho. See Bletsoe.
Blet*oe, Bletnesho [co. Bedford], 288, 291.
Bliburi:. Bliburgh, Bliburgo, William de, 8,
"^198,241.
Blichesworth. See Blisworth.
Blida, Ro^'er de, parson of Roderham, 450.
.Thomas de, 214.
Blind, Geoffrey Ic, 153.
Bliseworth, Richard de, 47.
Blisworth, Blichesworth, co. Northampton, 30.
, letters patent dated at, 381.
Blithe, William de, 4.
Blod, Gilbert, 15.
Blodwas, church of, diocese of St. Asaph, 32.
Blofield, Blafeld [co. Norfolk], 472.
Blokesham, John son of Alice de, 99.
Blowe, Matilda, 231.
Bloxham, 219.
Bloxham, Blaxham [co. Oxford], 221.
Bluet. John, 274.
Bluham, Agnes de, 304.
Blund, Blunt, AsciUia wife of John le, 353.
, Adam le. 484.
, Elias le, 89.
Geoffrey brother of Ralph le, 474.
, Henry le, 294, 377.
, Hugh le, 395.
John le, 97, 99, 352, 360, 425,463,
489.
, Michael le, 222, 291.
, Balph le, 292, 474, 519, 521.
Richard le, 240.
Robert le, 391.
, Roger le, 118.
.Stephen le, 488.
W. le, parson of Wakerleye, 385.
Blundel, Henry, 245, 278.
, Richard, 503.
William, 68.
Blonsdon, Bluntesdon [co. Wilts], 136.
Broad [co. Wilts], 173.
Bluntesdon, William de, 53, 189, 484.
Bluutesdou. See Blunedou.
Bohbington, Bobinton [co. Staflford], 488.
Bocaniacis, James de, 326.
Bochani. See Bookham.
Bocher, John le, 107.
Bochercoliu. See Borecoolin.
Bodand. .See Bokeland.
Bocking, Walter de, 45, 245.
Boclesworth, Henry de, 333.
Bocliugton, Boklinton, Robert de, 247, 485.
Bocman, Roger, 100.
, Semannus, 100.
Bocton, Geoffrey de, abbot of Faversham,496,
508.
, Isolda daughter of Stephen de, 254.
Alulf. See Bougliton.
Bodechell, Michael de, 277.
Bodeham, John de, 433, 467.
, Robert de, 233, 238, 422.
Bodeketon, William de, 292.
Bodel, Robert le, 205.
Bodenham, Walter de, 425.
Boderingeham, Sibyl wife of Henry de, 420.
Bodindon. See Botindon.
Bodrugan, Henry de, 240.
William de, 233.
Body, Bartholomew, 89.
, Richard, 204.
.Robert, 120, 446,
Boef, John le, 243.
Boetty, Elias, and Peter his brother, 157.
Boghan, earl of. See Comyn.
Boghedoun, Richard de, 20.
Boghred, manor of, 43.
Bogio, Peter Francon' de, 369.
Bohun, Boun, Booun, Bohoun, Gilbert de, 64,
158,375.
, Humphrey de, earl of Hereford and
Essex, 60, 100, 140, 161, 164, 166,235,
262, 271, 274, 289, 317, 331, 398, 439,
452, 454, 477,501, 502, 515.
, Joan de, 155, 261, 292.
, Joan wife of John de, 344, 419.
, John de, 14, 60, 65. 239, 240, 263,
371-373.
, Master Ralph de 263.
Boiland. See Boyland.
Bois. See Boys.
Bokeland, Bokelond. Boclaad, John de, 129,
238.
, William atte, 153.
Bokelaund. See Buckland.
Bokenhiill, Roger de, 15.
Bokeringg, Thomas son of Leonard de, 497.
Bokesworth, Bokeswrth, Henry de, 260, 271,
281, 282.
Reginuld de, 466.
Boketon, Simon de, 89.
Bokholte. See Buckholt.
I
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MS
s74.aM.4i:.
MS. ISI. tM. Sl«.
544
GENERAL INDKX.
BoMo, John de, 27ft. 874.
V ■ .U-, 208.
1 . 53. 202. 265. 4l'J.
B-lphdc. 250,491.
7; -'•, I3'^, ITI, lao. 217,
2,^ ;^7. M.J2. 33 «, 343, 378,
397. ."»»P, 40»i. 427. 134. 138
Ro»wt de. 23, 42, 48. 01, 'Ji, 'J6, 97,
103. KU. 171. 2(i.'5. 260, 204,332, 405.
, Kofrer dc. 103.
Walter de. 208.
, Henry his son, 208.
Willisni di', 4»2.
Btneo Ale, Adam de, 5.5.
Hujfhdc. 55.
Bowhtirv, John dc, 477.
Ootcgale (HozuHt, co. Norlhaniptou), l'.)6.
BoMicl. BoHOzoll, Imltcrt dc. 04. 1 13.
Boshain, Ho^chum.co. Sussex, 406, 454.
BoM«, NicholHi, 302.
Boft, John. 371.
.. Walter Ic, 418.
H.i-;oD, CO. Lioioln, 3C. 164. 165, 31'J, 383,
423. 402. 491.
. fair, 25,68,70, 122, l:it», .106, 320,330,
368. 397. 4<ll-403. 405, 439, 474, 497.
fair, keepers and stewardx of, 403.
, friars jireacbors of, 462.
prior and convent of. 491.
Kosiun. See Bnzon.
llota. John son of, 90,
lioteclcye. See Botley.
Hoielesford. liotlesford. Thomas de, 246, 275.
Boteleye, Uunulph de, 274.
lioteller. See Botiller.
Boti.rfl, Thomas, 272.
Botes. Gilbert de, 194.
Bototurte, Biiteturte, Buttetur. Bouteturte,
John. 180, 238, 412. 487. 516, 517,
520.
John de, 301.
Hotlie, Nicholas de, 141.
Both[elesleg], .'Mice, wife of Nicholas de, 103.
Botild', John, 45.
, Hugh, brother of John 45.
Robert, 93.
Botiler. See Botiller.
Botiller, Butiller, Botiler, Buliler, Botiller,
Botyler. BiiteKr, Botillier. Butillier,
Boteller. Adam le, 4. 15, 16,23,31,54,
92.
, BBrthoiomew le, 467.
Edmumi le, 316, 520.
Emma wife of Hugh le, 168.
, Gawyu le. 348.
, Geoffrey le, 274.
Henry le, 272,387.
.Ingredu wife of William le, of Wemme,
173.
Joan wife of Theobald le, 250, 382,
443
Botiller — conl.
,Johu le, 39, 43, 168, 175, 274, 413,
470.
, John Ic, parson of Lantrissan, 358.
John son of William le, 125.
, Matilda daughter of Theobald le, 250.
.Matilda lute the wife of Ralph le, 29.
.. Peter le, 218.
Peterson of Peter le, 227.
Ralph le, 222, 268, 514, 5'15, 516,
519.
, Rauulph le, 307.
Itobert le, 109.
. .Theobald le, 226, 417, 482.
.Master Thomas le, parson of Nor-
tlK)lnieH, 4, 15.
Walter le, 39.
William le. 10, 88, 272, 273.
William le. of Weringlon, 226. 229,
236, 272.
, , Joan, his wife, 230.
Botillier. See Botiller.
Botindon, Botyndon. Bodiuton, .Master Adam
de, 27,61, 71,83, 150, 225, 306,351,
419, 498, 500.
Adam dc, parson of l.illenton, 71.
Botlesfonl See Botelesl'ord.
Botley, Botecleye [co. Berks ?], church of, 16.
Bofte, Uiohanl, 466.
Bottelegh, Thomas de, 350.
Bottewood [co. Salop], wood of, 81.
forest of, 81.
Botyler. Sec Botiller.
Botyller. See Botiller.
Botyndon. See Botindon. '
Boudou. See Bowdcu.
Bones, Sir Hugh de. 163.
Bougent, Thomas, 469.
Bought on [co. Kent], letters patent dated at,
464.
Bonghton [co. Norfolk]. 489.
Boughion, Boclon Alulf, [co. Kent]. 320, 331,
409, 410.
Bougre, Bugre, Roger, 339.
, Roger le, 430.
Boulers, William de. 343.
Boulogne, honour of, 5, 469.
Boulton. A'ee Bolton.
Boultoii, Hugh de, 165.
Peter de, 199.
, Walter de. 319.
Boun. See Bohun,
Bouquer, W'illiam, 253.
Bourne, Burne, co. Sussex, 62, 65, 66, 324.
Bourne, William de. 319.
Bourtou. See Burton.
BouruDcinus, merchant of Lucca, 83.
.Sf e tt/«o Walteri.
Bousquier, Henry, 350.
Bouteturte. See Boteturte.
I
rJEXERAL INDEX,
546
Bouthorp. Beutborp. S«e Bow^iorpe.
BoutoQ. See Boltoa.
Boveoe^e, John, 4^A.
Bovill, Keginftld de, 265.
Bo -.Is Villa, IfkRter Remard de. cmuoo of
Peri^rd, 357.
Bowden, Boadon, co. LeieaHer. &«e warren
at. 48.
, church of, SO, 413.
Bowele«, Ht-nrr de, 34.
John de, lOi.
S^ al»o Bueles.
Bowers, Buro [co. Essex], 241.
B«.wthorpe, 379.
Uowthori»f. Beuthoq) [co. Norfolk], 473.
Box, Hamo, 270, 278, SJ*2, 521.
lioxgravtr [co. Sussex], prior and couTent of,
187.
Boxlej [co. Kent J, letters patent dated at, 464.
Boxne, John, 476.
Box^1ede, Ralph de, 26'!.
Borah, Bojhag-h [co. Derbv], 93, 94.
Bojhagh, Robert, 93.
, WiUiamde, 93, 94.
Boyland, Boiland, BotIudJ, Hichard de, 10,
37. ai.99, 101-1O6. 112, 131, 133, 139,
140, 143, 144, 153, 159, 161, 182, 187,
194, 200, 202, 203, 207-209. 211, 218,
219, 243. 255, 256, 260, 262. 264, 269,
27.' - ^4-288,291,294,303-308,
33<'. - '5.
Boys, Boi$, Gerard de, 152.
Gilben de, 386.
, Hugh de, 430.
Hoghdu, 423.
John tie, 377.
Ralph del, 198.
, Richard de, 71, 396.
., Sir Richard de, 346.
BoTtoo, Ma.<ter .Michael de, 180.
, Robrt de, 69, 138.
William de, 508.
Borvill, William de, sheriff of Warwick, 48,
88. 174. 2.io, 320, ■«33.
, William de, and Joan hi* wife, 174.
Boseat? Bosegate [co. Northampton], 196.
Boson, Boxoun, Boazun. Robert, bailiff of the
Peak, 49, 61, 237.
, Roper, 413.
Braba - . See Brabant.
Brabant, 278.
cloth of. 456.
Godfrey brother of the duLe of, 426.
, John duke of, 387.
Brabant, Braban, John de, 322, 5<H).
Brabazun, Hrabazon, Brabanzoan, Brabauzon,
Jame», 310, 411, 42-.'.
liogtr. 2o7, 263. 279,282, 408, 44&,
451, 452, 455. 457, 488, 513, 516.
, Roger le, or de, 292, 324, 400.
Roger, the younger, 409.
65014.
Braboane, BftWun, co. Kent. 457, 47i, 4dOL
Bnebd, WiBwB, tl9.
Bracklej [oo. Northampton], SS7.
boapitai of lepers without, 237.
Brackek, Bn^degb, David de, 259.
, Wflliam de. 271, 314.
, Williaa de, prior of Luffield, 150.
Bracknal, Brakcnkale [co. Berks]. 185.
Ikthgham. William de, 490.
Brae J, John de, 257.
Robert de, 451.
, Robert de, S5.
William de, 85, «».
Kadbelt, John, 408.
Braddntod [Brasted ?], oo. Kent, 351.
Bradecroft, 2t3.
Bradefeld, Robert de, 48.
Biadefbrd [co. ChesiteT], 137.
ft^eford, Walter de, 128, ISO.
Bradegate. 5^ Broadgate.
Bradeham. Master John de, oonstable of Mar'-
lorough Castle, 374.
Bradeker, Heiuy de, vicar of Swaffliam Pnor,
S5S.
Bradelejrh, Roger de. 459.
Braden [co. Wilts], fore-t of, 281, 286, 332,
522.
Bradenestoke. 5re Bradeostock.
Bradeneye, Master Anthony de, 295, 429,
447.
Bradenham, John de, 211.
Bradesjitock [co. Wilts'^, prior and convent
of, 107.
Britdevill. See Brad well.
Bradewat^. See Broadwas.
Bmdewell. Sinioo de, S«8.
Bradeweye. John de. 210.
See Broadway.
Bradninch [co. Devon], park of, 41.
Bradwell, Bradevill [co. Essex], 87.
, maish cjilled Colewerde in, 194.
Braham, Hobert de. parson of Leyham, 456.
Braiboeuf. Brerbuf. William de. lo, 14, 37,
39, 41, 43. 47, .lO, 64. 67, 73, 93. 95.
96, 98-103. 112, 131, 138, 139, 140,
141'.
, Joan his wife, 19S.
Braibrok. Philip de, SO.
Bfaiadon. See Brandon.
Rraiafbrd. Ure>nforf, Nicbolaa de, 94, 95.
Hrait«ift, Braytofu William de, 437, 440,
466.
Brakenhale. See Bracknal.
Brakhinnok. See Br«<cknock.
Bmmber lu. Suiaexj, letXcn patent dated at,
1>5.
Braiiieltou, Nicholas de. 463,
Braacften. Kieholas de, 316.
Brattoa. Heaty aoa of William da, 2S5.
Bramford Spekc [co. Devon], 20.
Bramham, William de, 251.
M 11
646
GENERAL INDEX.
Brampton l.v Uoncaster [co. York], 438.
UromtoD. RMinpton, John de, 356.
John son of John iK-, 356.
Richard de, 68.
, Thomas do, parson of Stivelingflet,
See Burnetou.
Bramwod, Simon, 48.
Brana, John df. 290.
See also Bniiie.
Brandavy. Walter, 58.
Braudcsburtou, co. York, 1.59.
church of, 449.
Brandeston, Brautcstou, co. Suffulk, 331.
Braudeston, Bruandestoa, Brantesdou, Braun-
tcsdon, Brauntestoii, Heury de, arch-
deacon of Dorset, dC), 98, 116.
See also Brantoft.
, Hugh de, 282, 402.
, William de, 17, 120, 316, 373.
Brandon, Braindou [co. York], 461.
Brandon, Braundou, Nigel de, 38.
, Master Reginald de, 174, 423, 480,
481, 489.
Richard, 174.
Braue Vitalis, 503.
See also Brana.
Brangweju, Robert de, and Alice his wife,
264.
Braukeston. See Branston.
Brankeston, William de, 199.
Adam his son, 199.
Braules, in the Welsh March, liberty of, 510.
Branston, Braunteston, co. Lincoln, 477.
Branstone [co. Stafford], 171.
Branteston, Brnntesdon. See Brandeston.
Brantoft, Master Henry de, bishop elect of
Salisbury, 242 ?, 266.
Branton, Ralph de, 344.
Branxton, Brankeston, co. Northumberland,
199.
Brasted, Braddested, co. Kent, 351.
Braszur, John le, 62.
Bratton-Fleming? Bretton [co. Devon],
Thomas, parson of. 153.
Brauncestre, Alan de, 253.
Richard de, 297.
Braund, William, 482.
, William son of William, 185.
Braundeston. See Brandeston.
Braundon. See Brandon.
Braunford, 145.
Braunteston. See Branston.
Bray, co. Buckingham, 257.
Bray, Bartholomew, 143.
, Master Henry de, escheator this side
Trent, 35, 44, 48, 53, 58, 62, 6.5-67,
84, 86, 104, 108, 114, 115, 117, 122,
123, 127, 128, 134, 136, 142, 144, 150,
151, 15.5, 156. 159, 160, 163, 169, 173,
176, 181, 185, 188, 192, 196, 210, 212,
Bray, Master Henry de — cont.
216, 222, 234, 247, 249, 250, 251, 259,
276, 291, 292, 295, 302, 304, 313, 314,
315, 319, 324, 339, 340, 352, 357, 404,
451.
, John le, 420.
Csbert le, 342.
Richard de, 94, 249.
Robert de, 245, 276.
, Thomas de, 43, 65, 94, 97, 99. 101,
141-144, 210, 256, 307, 332, 351, 359,
402.
William de, 89, 477.
Brayceby, Nigel de, 181.
Bruyn, Richard, 466.
Braytoft. See Braitoft.
Brcamore, Brumore [co. Hants], prior
and convent of, 226.
Breaute, Thomas' de, 133.
Brecdestret. See Bredestrete.
Brecham. See Bircham.
, Henry de, 115.
Breche. See Briche.
Brecheham. See Bircham.
Brechon. See Brecon.
Breckhara. See Birchan).
Brecknock or Brecon, Breghenew, Breighenok,
Brakhinnok, Brekenewecum, 317. 452,
454, 477, 501, 502, 515.
, prior of, 338, 402.
, tithes of church of, 402. •
Brede [co. Sussex], 234.
Brede, William de, 252.
Bredefeld, Geoffrey de, 97.
Bredestrete, Brecdestret, Master Thomas de
rector of Tollesbiry, 164, 184, 222, 223,
304, 312.
Bredon. See Breedon.
Bree, Maurice de, 366.
, Robert de, 378-380, 439.
Breedon, Brodon [co. Leicester], 94.
Breghenew. See Brecknock.
BrehuU, Nicholas de, 2G1.
-Brehus. See Breus.
Breighenok. See Brecknock.
Breington, Walter de, 112.
Brekenewecum. See Brecknock.
Brember. See Bramber.
Brembleshete, Bremeshete, William de, 196,
457.
Bremesfeld. See Brimpsfield.
Bremesgrave. See Brimmesgrave.
Bremel. See Bremhill.
Bremeshete. See Brembleshete.
Bremhill, Bremel [co. Wilts], 485.
Brendale. See Brent Hall.
Brendan, Stephen, 18.
Brendesworth, Richard de, 217.
Brendetorre. See Brent Tor.
Brendewode, La. See Brentwood.
I
GENERAL INDEX.
547
Breut Hall, Hrendule, co. EMex,41C.
Breut Tor, Brendetorre [co. Deroii], 285.
Brentwood, co. Essex, 513.
Brerele, John de, 286.
Brese, Robert, 415.
Koger. 452.
See alio Breus.
Bret, Adam le, 223.
..John le, 205.
, Nicholas le, 419.
Walter le, 205, 314.
Bretford [co. Warwick?], house of lepers,
24.
Bretou, Bretim, Bretton, Bretoun.
, Adam le, 206, 269.
, Master Alan le, treasurer of Lich-
field, 190.
, Archibald le, 148, 243.
Geoffrey le, 409.
, Hughle, 384.
, John le, 143, 144, 177, 279, 281, 284,
286, 304, 312, 317, 331, .532, 456, 457,
460, 479, 516, 521.
John, 479.
, Renewey de, 153.
Robert le, 411, 521
Rojjer, 295.
, Roger le, 87.
Thomas de, and Alice his wife, 370.
William, 182.
Bretton [Bratton, co. Devon ?], Thomas par-
son of, 153.
[co. York], prior of, 61, 181.
Breus, Brehus, Brewese, Breous, Bnis.
, Bernard de, 157.
, Christiana le, 99.
Richard de, 135, 137, 148, 159, 215,
240, 246.
, Robert de, the elder, earl of Carrick,
sheriff of Cumberland, 24, 126, 186,
214, 227, 277, 292, 315, 3.52, 394, 442,
494, 508.
Christiana his wife, 227, 292,
315, 394.
, Isabella his daughter, 508.
, Robert de, 214.
, Thomas, 302.
, William de, 13, 15, 295, :iol, 330,
401, 423, 430, 452, 454.
William de, the younger, 230.
, William de, sometime bishop of Llan-
daff, 393.
Bre wester, William le, 510.
Brewodc, John de, 427.
Breynforf. See Brainford.
Brian, Brien, Bryan.
Alan son uf Walter, 95.
, Geoffrey, 95, 234.
, John, 1«, 344.
, Nicholas sou of, 458.
Roger, 486, 514.
Brian, Brien, Bryan — rant.
, Walter, 438.
William. 331.
Briaunzun, Brieuzun, Bartholomew de, 239,
246, 362, 414, 439.
William his son, 417.
Brice, Robert sou of William son of, 122.
Briche, Breche, Ilamo de, 484.
... Richard de, 439, 484.
Briche, Great, co. Essex, 484.
Brichehulle, Roger de, 412.
Brichull. See Brickhill.
Brickhill, co. Buckingham, 351, 360.
Brid, John, 45, 220.
, Simon, 49.
, William, 89.
Briddeshale. See Brideshal.
Bridepoit, Joan de, prioress of Shaftesbury,
now abbess, 347, 348.
, Master Thomas de, 252, 253, 450.
See Bridport.
Brideaale. See Brideshal.
See also Birdsall.
Brideshal, Bridesale, Briddeshal, Gilbert de,
141, 149, 230, 238, 391, 434, 520.
Bridford [co. Devon], 181.
Bridge, begging alms for rebuilding a, 115.
Bridgauorth, Bruges, co. Salop, 126, 162, 430.
gaol, 9,193,412.
, murage for, 197.
bailiff's of, 212.
castle, 242.
, chapel of, 319.
, chapter of, 410.
, constable of castle cf, 319.
, deanery of, 410.
, lepers' hospital of St. James at, 79.
Bridgewater, Byugwatre [co. Somerset], hos-
pital of St. John the Baptist, 69, 132,
147, 176, 244.
, water course for,244.
, great bridge of, 244.
Bridhani, William de, 360.
Bridlington [co. York], 216.
prior of, 119,241.
prior and convent of, 19, 174, 215,583.
Bridport [co. Dorset], 80.
Brien. See Brian.
Brienzun. See Briaunzun.
Briga, Master James do, 166.
Brigeham, Robert de, 516.
Brigerak, 192.
Set Bergerac.
J3ngeswode, co. Cumberluud, 209.
Brigges, Hugh de, 391.
Brigham [co. York], 386.
Brigstock, Brixstoke, co. Northauiptou, 318.
forest of, 403.
Brikestok. See Brigstock.
Brikevill, William de, 266.
11 M 2
546
GENERAL INDEX.
BrikiiiJ.'n. Kichard de, aud Margunt his wife,
Bnkke&hiini. »«? Brixham.
Brilaiiiido. John do, 237. 323.
Brimfield. Brvnief.'ld, co. Snlop, 302.
Brimiue«fvld. See Brinipsfiold.
Brimnicsjmive, Bremesgrave, Richard de,437.
•13S, 4yt^. 501.
Brimpsficld. Hiiiniiiesfcld [co. Gloucester],
82, 341, :,10, 511.
Brinkclaui', Henry do, 506.
Hniiton, A'lani de, 265.
Hri.slK)u, Brisebon, Biusebou, Nicholas, 85,
.'J43, 369.
William, 15, 274, 450.
Briscop. John, 440.
Brisebon. See Brisbou.
Brisewrth, Walter de, 437.
Brisitlesham, John de, 131.
Bristol, 58, 148, 155, 201, 319, 400, 45fl.
letters patent dated at, 146-152, 200,
201, 443, 446, 447, 458, 459.
, 500/. fine on, for Wales, 178, 184.
, prise of fish, 201.
, Friars Preachers, 201.
, Friars Minors, 201.
exchange at, 8, 151.
fish stalls, 233.
, mayor of, 233.
, mayor and good men of, 23.
, grant touching the collection of talla-
ges in, 23.
, constable of, 430.
castle, 147.
, constable of. See Mare.
, castle and town of, 448.
, seal of merchants for, 448.
, St. Augustine's, abbot of, 212.
, , abbot and convent of, 198.
, St. Mark's, master and brethren of,
152.
.priory of St. James without, 21.
BristoU, Master John de, 38.
, John de, 230.
Bristwyk. See Burstwick.
Britannia, Joliii de, carl of Kichmond, the
king's nephew. 4, 16, 57, 146, 147,
16J, 295, MS, 362, 390, 391, 397, 414,
439, 453, 464.
John de, the elder, 512.
John S( n of John de, 379.
Brithampton [Brockhampton ?], co. Glouces-
ter, 471.
Brithampton, Hugh son of Reginald de, 471.
Briton, .John le, 272 ; a7id see Breton.
Brittany, 323.
Brittany, Hanulph, duke of, and earl of Chester
and Richmond, 55.
Briwer, Wilham, 165, 186,
Brixham [co. Devon], 181.
Brixstoke. See Brigstock.
Broadgate, Bradegate, co. Leicester, 513.
Broadwas, Bradewas, co. Worcester, 477.
Broadway [co. Worcester], 482.
Broccelby, William de, 95.
Brochampton, John de, abbot of Evesham,
34.
Brock. Set Brok.
Brock? Bcrgh [co. York], 208.
Brockhampton, Brichampton [co. Glouces-
ter], 471.
Brockur, Roger, and William his son, 437.
Brocton. See Broughton.
Brocton, Ralph de, 242.
Broddesworth. See Hrodsworth.
Brode, Henry, 21.
, William, .303.
Caumpeden, William de, 294.
Brodeghe, John, and Gregory his son, 145.
Brodeheved, John, 4.3.
, Robert, 512.
Brodsworth [co. York], church of, 322.
Broghton. See Broughton.
Broilly, Bruilly, Bruly, John de, 125.
, Henry de, 265.
Robert de, 23.
Brok, Brock, Broke, Henry de, 53, 219.
, Hugh de, or del, 239, 240, 246, 323,
331-333, 366, 367, 375, 397, 399, 401.
, Laurence de, 367.
, William de, 265.
Brokel, Reyner, 193.
Brokeleye, Bickeleye, Robert de, king's yeo-
man and tailor, 343, 346, 363.
BrokhuU, William de, 431.
Broking, John, 286.
Brome. See Broom.
by Eye [co. Suffolk], 439.
Brome, Brom, Henry del, 284. -
, Johnde, 278.
., , Robert de, 518.
, Roger de, 90, 274.
Bromere, Nicholas le, 199.
Bromesburwe. See Bromsberrow.
Bromfeld, William de, 414.
Bromfield [co. Salop], 414, 499, 500.
Bromford, Andrew de, 285.
Bromhale [co. Berks], nuns of, 185.
prioress and nuns of, 58.
Bromholm, Adam de, 480.
, Master Geoflfrey de, 253.
, John son of Nicholas de, 358.
Bromleye, Ranulph de, 80.
Brompton, Brumptou, Brampton, Brumton,
Burneton, Bruneton, Brian de, the
elder, 228, 234.
, Peter de, 273, 437.
, William de, 23, 53, 73, 81, 90, 91,
97, 99, 105, 140, 141, 170, 196, 211,
251, 257, 272, 283, 286, 287, 298, 303,
305-307, 324, 421.
, pardon to, 421.
gen"p:ral index.
549
Bromsberrow, Bromesburwe [co. Glouceoter],
church of, 217.
Bromwiz. See Brumwvch.
Bromyard [co. Hereford], St. Peter and St.
Paul', church of, 358.
Bromyerd, Richerus de, 492.
Bromyngtoii, Peter de, chamberlain of Chester,
391.
Bronhart, John, 319.
Brontesstou, John de, 171.
<^ee a/ao Brandeston.
Bronteston. See Branstone.
Broom, Brome, co. Warwick, 68.
Brotton, Broughton [co. York], 179.
Brouehton.Broghton, Burgton, co. Leicester,
' 257.
[co. Salop], 488.
[co. Worcester], 306.
See Brotton.
, Gifford [co. Wilt.i], 2*0.
Broughton, Broghton, Ralph de, 11, 56, 466.
, Robert de, 367,
, Simon de, 513.
Brouning, Bruniug, William, 199, 247.
Roger, 377.
Brounwiz. See Brumwych.
Broxhale. See Wroxhall.
Broxhale, Geofirey de, 178.
See also Wroxhale.
Broyl, John, 49.
See also Broilly.
Bruere, Bruer', John de la, 172, 191.
Sibyl de, 447.
Terricus de la, 355, 43").
Bruerne [co. Oxford?], letters patent dated
at, 423, 424, 454.
, Robert, abbot of, 252.
, abbot of, 430, 443.
Brugeb, Flanders, 489.
, ichevint of, 227.
See Bridgenorth.
Bruges, Bruggcs, Brugg :
, Giles bori of Simon de, presented to
.Vrdmays, 492.
Hugh de, 334, 436, 449, 450.
Tohn de, 54, 197, 278, 302, 374, 376,
410,419, 432.
, Roger de 292, 387, 419.
Simon de, 25.
, William de, abbot of Lilleshall, 428.
Brugcwauter. See Bridgewater.
Brugges. See Bruges.
Brubl, 415.
Briiilly. See Broilly.
Bruithlewarth, 459.
Bruly, Robert de, 23.
See ii/so Broilly.
Brumfeld. See Bromfield.
Hrutnhale. See Bromhiile.
Brumham. See Burnham.
Bnimman, Ralph, jlO.
Brumore. See Breamore.
Bruropton. See Bronipton.
Brumton. Sie Rronipton.
Brumwych, Brounwiz, Bromwiz, William de,
84, 246, 298.
Brun, Brune, Adam, 438.
Chnstiana la, 309.
Fromondle, 72, 109.
Geoffrey, 38, 337, 398.
, Geoffrey son of William, 457.
, Geoffrey le. Chamberlain of the Ex-
chequer, Dublin, 380.
Henry, 90.
, Hugh, 102, 484.
, John, 343, 355,398.
, John son of John, 70.
, John le, 434.
, Nicholas le, 319.
, Nigel le, 225, 355, 436.
, Philip, 363, 425.
, Ralph le, 249.
, Robert le, 191.
, Roger le, 278.
, Walter le, 429.
, William le, 295, 355.
Brundish. See Burndish.
Brunehop, John son of Roger de, 15.
Bruneshull, Thomas de, 110.
Bruneton. See Brompton.
Brunham. See Burnham.
Brunham, Bruneham, Ralph de, 312.
Thomas de, 358.
Bruning. See Brouning.
Brunsone, Roger, 93.
Brunton [co. Northumberland], letters patent
dated at, 492.
Brus. See Breus.
Brusebon. See Brisbon.
Brustwyk. See Burstwick.
Brutewell, John de, 488.
Bruyn, John le, son of William le, 128.
Bryan. .See Brian.
Brymefeld. See Brimfield.
Buchan [co. Aberdeen], 316.
Buchan, earl of. Sie Comia.
Buchard, Iterus, 357,474.
Buche, Richard, 45.
Buchingtoii, Robert de, 280.
Buck, Bucke, Huk, Adam, 88.
Hugh, 255.
, John, 162.
, Ralph, 152.
William, 152.
Buckden, Biigu;eden [co. Huntingdon], 430.
Buckehoni, Walter, 458.
Buckenhale, Robert do, 412.
Buckeskui, Simon, 42.
Buckeskyn, Walter, the queen's bailiff, 207.
Bucktudtleigb, Buckfevtre [co. Devon], abbot
of, 217.
550
GENERAL INDEX.
Ruokfold [co. Ensex], letters patent dated at,
1H5.
Huckhult forest [oo. Hants], 464.
, keeper of, 465.
Buckinjrliain counlv, 44, 145, 178, 181, 197,
•JiH). 'Jtifi, -Ji:.. 220, 223, 251, 253, 256,
25y, 2C>4, 266, 282, 284, 285, 341, 397,
483, 517.
sheriff of, 231, 234, 360.
fon-8t in, 495, 522.
Buckland [co. Devon], St. Benedict's, abbot
and convent of, 186.
Bucleton, Kdmiiud de, 361.
Budefeld. William dc, 127.
Budhuc. Robert, 153.
Bueles, Nicholas de, 508.
See also Boweles.
Buelt. See Builtb.
Buffard. Thomas, 401.
, William, 479.
Bupgeden. 5ee Buckden.
Buppeton, Gilbert, 62.
Buggun, Robert, 76.
Bugre. 5ee Boujrre.
Buildewas [co. Salop], abbot of, 155, 157.
abbot and convent of, 151, 226, 242,
451.
William, abbot of, 250.
Builtb, CO. Brecon, 317, 402, 512, 515.
, bailiff of. See Le Strange.
king's castle of, 15, 402.
, prices of ale in, 402.
Bnk. See Buck.
Buketon, Alexander de, 89.
Bukfestre [Buckfastleigh, co. Devon ?], abbot
of, 217.
Bnkingham, Alexander de, 503.
, Ralph de, 128.
Bukton. See Boughton.
Buldewas. iSee Buildewas.
Buldewas, William, son of Alexander de, 250,
Buleheved, Joan daughter of Ralph, 283.
Bulers, William de, and Margery his wife, 517.
Buleton, Hugh de, 165.
Bulingefeld, 466.
Bulinton [co. Essex?], 416.
Bulie, John, 302.
Bulling, Nicholas, 152.
Bullingham, Bolinghope, co. Hereford, 361.
Bulloc, William, 193.
Bullok, Thomas, 95, 373.
Bulneys, William, 408.
Bulwell. Bolewell [co. Nottingham], 195.
, church of, 57.
Bonde. 5ce Bonde.
Bungay [co. Suffolk], 73.
Bungeye, Geoffrej de, 141.
Bnngeye. See Bungay.
Bunratty, Bonret, church of, 363.
Buntingford [co. Herts], chapel of St. John,
486.
Biirehard, Solomon, 377.
Burcheles. Sec Burchles.
Burchles, Hurcheles, Thomas dc, abbot of St.
Werburg's, Chester, 423, 425, 429.
Burdeg', Geoffrey de, 308, 401, 404.
Hurdet, Robert, 102, 144, 256, 402.
, William, 30.
Burdewes, Geoffrey de, 306.
Burdun, Burdon, Brian, 468.
, John, 70.
, John, knt., 383.
, Robert, 421.
Burelay, Philip de, 294.
Burell, Stephen, 267.
Bures. See Bowers.
Bures, Burs, Adam, 264.
, John de, 410.
, Richard de, 222, 239.
, Robert de, 39, 232, 340.
.Vee also Buris.
Burewardeskote. See Buscot.
Burford [co. Oxford], letters patent dated at,
423.
church of, 447.
Burges. See Burgeys,
Burgeys, Burges, John, 45.
, Geoffrey, brother of John, 45.
, Lawrence, 302.
, Ralph, 177,365.
Burgh [co. Derby ?], 93.
[co. Norfolk?], letters patent dated at,
154-6, 199, 323, 324, 332.
Burgh-by-Spondon [co. Derby], 94.
Burgh-by-Weynflet, co. Lincoln, 113.
Burgh-on-the Sands [co. Cumberland], 159.
Burgh, Ingram sou of John, 181.
See also Burgo.
Burgo, Guichard de, 57, 71, 84, 134.
, Henrj' de, 125.
, Richard de and Margarethis wife, 68.
........... Richard de, 26, 459.
, Richard de, rector of St. Mary, New
Ros, 90.
, Richard de, earl of LHster, 11, 12,
110, 152, 179, 359, 371, 373, 374,
436, 449.
, Master William de, 393.
Burgham, Thomas de, 265.
Burghersh, William de, 484.
BurghuU, Roger de, sheriff of Hereford, 212,
296, 401, 402, 450, 459, 462, 477, 501,
512,515.
Burghunt, Burhunt, Richard de, 835, 456.
Burgton. See Bronghton.
Burgundy, Beatrice daughter of Hugh son of
the duke of, 382.
Burhunt. See Burghunt.
Buris, Burys, Hugh de, 246.
, Richard de, 246.
, Roger de, 246.
See also Bures.
I
GENERAL INDEX.
551
Buriton, 146.
Burlc} [co. York?], 162.
Burlej, Biirle, Philip de, 237, 289.
, Koger de, 145.
Bunuiuchani. See Birmingham.
Burmingham. See Birmiiigbani.
Burn, Buruc, .James de, 312.
, John de, 79, 86, 104, 144, 251, 365.
, John de, knt., 367.
John de, mayor of Bordeaux, 321.
, William de, 246, 269.
Biirndisb, Briiudish, Burndisshe, Burnedis,
Burndi-^ch, Burnedisshe, Robert de,
278, 415, 439.
Robert de, presented to Fakenham
A-spe.-i, 225.
, Robert de, presented toGejton, 464.
, Robert de, parson of Herting, 380.
, Robert de, presented to Lavcr, 434.
.Robert de, parson of Merston, 311,
312,380.
Bume. See Bourne. .
Sec a /»o Br un.
Burnedis. See Burndish.
Bnmell, Burnel, Hugh, 228.
, Philip, and Isabel, sometime his wife,
now wife of Richard de Sutton, 111.
, Philip, 30, 111, 241, 247, 272, 289,
312-4, 415, 484.
, Richard, 79.
, Robert, bi^hop of Bath and Weils,
chancellor, 6, 11,12, 13, 56, 58,63,54,
66,68, 78,79, 83, 85, 108, 110, 115,
119, 126, 147, 169, 216, 218, 226, 228,
229, 238-240, 242, 24.5, 246, 248, 281,
302, 311, 318,328,339,345,347,350,
370, 372, 376, 394, 403, 435, 440, 448,
462, 463, 465, 468, 478, 482, 496, 510.
, , death of, 510.
,loan to king of 900/. from, 13.
.Thomas, 23.
.William, 493.
Bumelli, William i»on of William, dean of
Tetenhalo, 416.
Bumeton. See Branton.
See also Brnmptoa.
Bnmham, Brumham, Brunham, co. Norfolk,
50, 490.
church of, 226.
, tumbrel! at, 200.
Buruham, Thomas de, 411, 451.
Burningham. See Birmingham.
Burscough fco. Lancaster], prior of, 235.
Burfho. Sec Burscough.
Burstwick.Bristwyk, Brustwyk,co. York, 470.
letters patent datid at, 507.
, royal market at. 392.
Barton [co. Northampton ?]. 395.
See also Buriton.
Lazars [co. Leicester], letters patent
dated at, 443, 458.
hoxpital of, 9S.
Burton — conl.
(Bourton)-upou-Swale, co. York, 175.
-upon-Trent [co. Stafford], 126,345,391.
bridge, 115.
, , letters patent dated at, 116, 140.
abbot and convent of, 41, 171,
345.
-by-Thiugden [co. Northampton], 71.
Isle of Wight, William prior of, 159.
Burton. Margery, wife of Roger de, 406.
, Nicholas de, 29.
, Nicholas de, presented to All Saints,
Dorchester, 433.
, Robert de, 57.
, Roger de, 408, 466.
Simon de, 448.
Burwell, Burughwell, co. Lincoln, 505.
Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, 90, 139, 207,
389, 415, 450,472,488.
, letters patent dated at, 154, 318, 323,
487 489, 490, 516.
, gaol of, 80,284,285, 306.
, liberty of, 106.
, king's die at, 97.
John, abbot of. 111, 116, 342,389.
, abbot of, 115, 116, 345, 389, 472.
, abbot and convent of, 178,207, 41},
488.
, prior and convent of, 53.
abbey of, 112, 231, 244, 488.
Burys. See Buris.
Busby, Buskeby, Little [co. York], 180.
Buscaria, Joceramus de, 498.
Buscot, Burewardeskote [co. Berks], 167.
Rush, William, 44.
Bnshmcail, Bissemede, Bisshemede [co. Bed-
ford], Richard, prior of. 97.
prior and convent of, 71.
Buskeby. See Busby.
Bussey, Hugh, 181.
But, Hugh le. 317.
James. 324, 337.
James le, 166.
John, 286,518.
Philip le, 398.
, Robert, 356.
Buteler. See Botiller.
Butemere, John, 156.
Buterlegh, Buterley, Butterley, John de, 293.
... , Ralph de. 259, 260.
Buteturte. See Boteturte.
Butiler, Butiller, Fiutillier. See Botiller.
Butleigh ?, Botccle [co. Somerset], 16.
Butler, King's. See Columbariis, Matthew de.
Butlesden. See Bittlesden.
Butteleye, John de, 146.
Butterley. See Buterlegh.
Bntterwyk. Nichola* de, 258.
Buttetur. See Boteturte.
553
GENERAL TXDEX.
Buturr, Pfter !.on of Peter, 156.
B\WH'worth, Waller do. fi4.
Uvhur);. co. Nottinpluim, 87.
Hy.iiford. .NV* Hi.iofor.t.
Bydulf. S,f Hiddiilph.
Bjcrii. Srr Bfani.
BjgiMi, Bitfot, Bvg.it, Bigod, John le, 96, 272,
316.
lohn. 30.').
Ralph le. 96.
Hopor le, carl of Xorfolk and Mar-
shal of Kiigland, 34, 37, 73, 109, 149,
183, 210, 249, 272, 273, 274, 277,
315, 325, 363, 441, 44R, 449, 456, 499,
511.
, Alice hi.s wife, 441.
, Delicia his wife, 364.
Bygorr, country of, 176.
Bvharo. See Bvtham.
, Geoffiey de, archdeacon of Down,
Ireland, 4C6.
, William de, abbot of Bittlesden, 250.
Bykedon. See Bighton.
Byktlee, Wiliiaui de, and Eva his wife, 6.
Bykenacre. See Bikenacre.
Bykenore. See Bikenore.
Byker, >ratilda wife of .John son of Gerard
de, 105.
William ^on of Robert son of John
de, 105.
See Bicker.
Bykerwik. .See Bikkerwik.
Bjla. See Bila.
Byland [co. York], abbot of, 250, 432, 433,
494, 495.
Byle. See Biley.
Bylegh. See Biley.
Bylneye. .See Binley.
Byne, Hugh, 413.
Bynedon. See Bindon.
Bynedyn. See Bindon.
Byngham. See Bingham.
BynigtoD. See Binington.
Bynnebrok. See Binbrook.
B^nyngburgh. See Benningbrough.
Byr'. Set Byry.
Byrchoure. See Birchoverc.
Byriton, Koger de, 202.
Byrkyn. .See Birkin.
Byron, Byrun, James, 78, 268.
, John, 265, 452.
, John de, 59.
Byrton-oD-Trent. See Burton.
Byrture, Ralph de, 358.
Byry, Byr', John de, 54, 91.
Bysel, Robert de, 160.
Byset. See Biset.
Bysshopeston. See Bishopeston.
Byterwyk, Roger de, 267.
Bytham? Byham [co. Lincoln], 475.
Bvtham, co. Lincoln, 295.
, East, 295.
, West, 295.
Byugwtttre. See Bridgewater.
Bywell, Biwell, Biwele, Gerard de, 481.
, Philip, 66.
William de, 287.
Bywell, CO. Northumberland, 92.
c
Cabanesio, Bertrand de, 337, 493.
See aho Chabaneys.
Cabmyn, Alexander, 424.
Cacheflaunk, Hugh de, 419.
Cadamo, Master John de, 122, 228, 463, 4 88,
513.
, , presented to Little Laver, 488.
, Hichard de, 205.
Caddiugton [co. Bedford], 259.
Cadebury, Robert de, canon of Wells, 364.
Cadel, William, 34.
Cadele, Cadelegh. See Cadleigh.
Cadelond, 157.
, John de, 157.
Cadenham, co. Suffolk, 42.
Cadenhom, Geoffrey de, 4.
Cadevill, Ithael, 280.
Cadindon. See Caddington.
Cadiz, S. bishop of, 122, 113.
Cadleigh (Cadele), co. Devon, 78, 356.
Cadogau ap Daniel, 343.
, son of Grifl&n, 343.
, Wennes, 517.
, Yorvorth ap, 343.
Cadurc', Cadurcis, Chaworth, Matilda daugh-
ter of Patrick de, 464.
, Patrick de, 89, 347,363.
Stephen de, 376.
, Thomas de, 55, 87.
Caedewen [co. Montgomery], 405, 458, 459.
Cael. See Kael.
Caen in Normandy, 205, 501, 507.
St. Stephen's, abbot of, 294.
, , Geoffrey de Pesmenee, abbot
of, 426.
.Holy Trinity, Amicia de Gornay,
abbess of, 348.
, , Amicia, abbess of, 355.
, , Beatrice, abbess of, 290.
Caerleon [co. Monmouth], 351, 359.
Cahors, 71, 341, 352, 358.
Cairicona, John de, 343.
Cairilioun. See Caerleon.
GENERAL INDEX.
558
Cai»tor, CO. Norfolk, 441.
Caithness, Alan, bishop of, 387, 442.
and Orkney, John, earl of, 428.
Cakley [oo. Salop], 369.
See also Oakley.
Calday, Henry, 35.5.
C«ldecote [ro. Berks ?], 461.
[co. Monmouth?], letters patent dated
at, 146.
[co. Northampton], 71.
, , church of, 71.
[co. Norfolk], 90.
, CO. Suffolk, 185,235.
, CO. Warwick, 402.
Calder [co. Cumberland] , abbot of, 299, 500.
Caldewell. 5ec Cauldwell.
Caldre. See Calder.
Caldwell, Caldewell, Margery wife of Geoffrey
de, 4.59, 460.
William de, 510.
Calethorp, William de, 101.
, Cicely his wife, 101-102.
Calf, Richard, 33.
, Robert, 419.
, Walter, 320.
Calne, Caune, Richard de, 448.
Baldwin de, 161.
, Herbert de, 161.
, John de, 233.
Terricus de, 219.
, Roesia wife of William de, 75, 196,
341,468.
, William de, 75, 190, 196, 230, 341,
461.
Calneton, Geoffrey de, 492.
Calvach of Offaly, 341.
Calventon, Robert dc, 224.
Calveton, Arnold de, 383.
Cambalo, Hugh, 358.
Camberton, Alan de, 95.
Ciunbhou. See Camhou.
Cambii, Forensis, 232.
Cambou. See Camhou.
Cambrem', Theobald de, 444.
Cambridge, 1.30, 282, 354, 368, 371, 376, 457,
474, 482, 489, 490.
, Austin Friar.*, 368.
, prior and convent of, 482.
, Carmelite Friars, 489, 490.
prior and Carmelite Friars of, 376,
474.
, chapel of St. PMmund, advowBon of,
3G3.
gaol, 74, 260, 261, 271, 281-283, 288,
307, 434. 466.
Jews' chesit of, 212.
Melncitretc in, 480.
pavage for, .136, 4ft8.
county, 44. 139, 209, 253, 259, 265,
282. 283, 288, 307. 356, 407, 4.S2, 520.
, nberiff of, 60. 234, 351, 360,474. 482.
Cambridge — cont.
and Huntingdon, metes of counties,
140, 201.
University, chancellor of, 163.
scholars in, 371.
, disputes of scholars and burgesses of,
402.
Camehow. Set Camhou.
Camel, co. Somerset, 406.
[co. Somerset], letters patent dated
at, 213.
Cameley, Camelegh, co. Somerset, 371.
Camera, Master Hugh de, parson of Geyting-
ton, 36.
, John de, 243, 502.
, Richard son of Ralph de, 472.
, Robert de, parson of Moenes, 5.
William de, 188, 278.
Sev also Chaumhre.
Camhou, Cambou, Camehow. Canibhou,
Walter de, 64, 103, 145, 3J9, 399, 512,
519.
Camilla, Thedisius de, dean of N\'olverhamp-
ton, 226, 318, 410, 413.
Camme, .John de, 129.
Cammel, Robert, 230.
Campania, Champagne, Chaumpaigne, Chaum-
paygne, Chaumpayne, Chaumpayn,
Nicholas de, 140.
, Peter de, knight, 238, 323, 331, 332,
372, 390, 397, 401, 402, 405, 455-457,
474, 497, 498, 512, 513.
, Robert de, 27, 240.
Campden [co. Gloucester], 108.
Canipeden, Caumpeden, Caunipdene, Caumpe-
don, Caumpdenene, Gilbert de, abbot
of Ilaghman, 125, 127.
Richard de, 208.
Thomas de, 186.
, William de, par.«on of Roscre, 252,
294. 334.
Campell, Robert de, elected abbot of Tavis-
tock, 155, 157.
Campiuio, Nicholas de, 129.
Campis, Caumpys, Caumpes, Camp', Everard
de, 171. 184, 205.
John de, 249.
Stephen de, 297.
William de. 184.
Wlfard de, 184.
Wodeward dc, 171.
, Wulvinus de, 205.
Campis Ludu, Tirricus de, baron of Eric, king
of Norway, 322.
Camps or Castle Camps, Caumpis, co. Cam-
bridge, 97.
Campsale, William de, 158.
Campyoun, Campyun. See Champyun.
CamroB, 283.
Camvill, Caumvill, Canvill, Caunvill, Caun-
vull. Kaunvill, Amia de, 466.
su
OENERAT. INDEX.
Cikmvill, Cnuinvni. Cnnvill, Cannvill, Caun-
rull. Kiuinvill — conl.
Geoffr.«v do. 1. 35. 17'.). 181, 186, 272,
2'JO. 311,338, 443. 152,434.
Cu-rnnl cU', 16, 441. 443.
, Joan do, 467.
, Joan wife of Robert de, 484.
Richard do. 26.
Roper .son of Robert de, 484.
William dc, 443.
Cancel!', Eniericus de, 219.
, Mabel de, 219.
Cancellaria, Robert de. 381.
See al.<o Cliaunccler.
Cancj, Joseph de, late treasurer of the Ex-
chequer, 5.
See also Chaiincy.
Pandelan. Hugh, 452.
Candeltbv, Candilesby, Candleby, Alice de,
176.
William de,282, 330, 451-4.52.
Candeure, Candourc, Candeuere, Candeoure,
John de, 170, 177, 359, 362, 427.
Candlebj. See Candeleby.
Candon. See Cawdon.
Caneford. See Canford.
Canewell. See Canwell.
Canford, co. Dorset, 136.
letters patent dated at, 213, 214, 218.
Cannock Forest [co. Stafford], 126, 321, 344,
397.
, swainmoot of, 126.
Cannockbury, 344, 397.
Canok. Sec Cannock.
Canokebury. See Cannockbury.
Canoun, Henry, 204.
, Edmund, 204.
Cantebrugge. See Cambridge.
Canterbury, 70.
, letters patent dated at, 152, 154, 183,
185, 243, 244, 247, 254, 318, 319, 331,
463, 464.
, Exchange at, 5, 10, 168.
gaol, 93, 198.
Jews of, 214.
, Northgate, hospital for poor at, 361,
410.
, custody of, 19.
market places, 289.
, diocese of, 410.
, fifteenth and twentieth in, 222.
, Geoflfrey, sometime archdeacon of,
389.
, archdeacon of. See Fering.
, J. archbishop of. See Pekham.
, Robert, sometime archbishop of, 361,
410.
Theobald, sometime archbishop of,
501.
, St. Augustine's abbey, 232, 244.
, abbot of, 104, 187.
Canterbury, St. Augustine's, abbot and con-
vent of, 82.
, Nicholas, abbot of, 34, 51, 79,
104, 166.
, , Thomas, abbot, and convent of,
79, 104, 166.
, Christ Church, 209, 436.
, prior and convent of, 90, 358,
372, 436.
, , prior of, 104, 112.
, shrine of St. Thomas at, 198.
ho.spital of St. Thomas, 247.
, master of, 245.
, Holy Trinity, Henry, prior of, 186.
, , Thomas, prior of, 186.
Cantilupo, Cantelupo, Matilda wife of William
de, 215.
, Milisent de, 87.
, Robert de, 38.
, Master Thomas de, bishop of Here-
ford, 11, 12, 37.
, William de, 165, 215, 438, 472.
, , William son of Nicholas de, 98.
Cantok, John, 447.
, Master Thomas, 293, 295, 310, 337.
442, 447, 448, 449, 470.
, presented to Herdewyk, 442.
, appointed chancellor of Ireland, 448.
Cantrebohan, 317.
Cantrefselith, 515.
Cantuaria, John de, 419, 421.
, John son of Richard de, 419.
Cantynton, William de and Mabel his wife,
356.
Canvill. See Camvill.
Canwell [co. Stafford] , prior and monks of,
484.
Cape, Capie, Robert, 19, 221.
Capel, 274.
Capella, John de, 438, 441.
, Richard de, the elder, 154.
, , the younger, 154.
, Thomas de, parson of Blechesdon,
123,318.
Capellanus. See Chapeleyn.
Capellis, Albric de, 91.
Caperugg, Walter de, 47.
Caple, Walter de, 66, 67.
Caprosia, John de, 157.
Carbonel, Carbonnel, John, 132, 443.
Carbonner, Jakemin le, 6.
Carbri, Simon de, 132.
Car-Colston, Kercoleston, co. Notts, 64.
Cardiff, 212.
, letters patent dated at, 146.
, full county of, 212.
Cardigan, Credigaun, 317, 469.
, letters patent dated at, 199.
, county of, 398.
Cardington, co. Bedford, 420.
GENERAL INDEX.
555
Cardo, Edmand de, canon of St. JohD>, Be-
Tcrley, 417.
Cardon, Cardun, Isolda, 19.
William, 97.
Cardoyl, Uugh de, 134.
Carduyl, Kobtrt de, 127.
Cardjgan, Adam de, parson of Kilkajron,
64.
, William de, 131.
Carebrok, Kerebrok, Kerbrock, Master Peter
de, 17.
William de, 476.
Careby, co. Lincoln, 295.
Caresbrok. See Caribbrook.
Careter, Caretter, Charetter, Andrew le, 47.
Emma wife of Benedict Ic, 141.
, Henry le, 305.
John le, 93, 209,370.
, Nicholas le, 93, 521.
Ralph le, 47,49.
, Kicbard le, 200.
^ Robert le, 89, 90, 517.
, Simon le, 47.
Thomas le, 59, 172, 307.
, Walter le, 102, 259.
William le, 521 ; see also Charir,
Charrer, Carpenter.
Carewel le Forester, 331.
Carbarn [co. Northumberland], 211.
Carisbrook [Isle of Wight], prior and monkn
of, 199, 376, 496.
Carl'. See Carleton.
Carlatton [co. Cumberland], 386.
Carles, Walter, 145.
Carleton [co. Somerset], 181, 356.
, Wildeker. See Carlton South.
Carleton, Karleton, Simon de, 441.
Thomas de, 3.
William de, 109, 250, 273, 276, 282,
286, 291, 298, 306. 318, 320, 330, 384,
387, 396, 399,431,456.
Carlhagh, John, 97.
Carlion. See Caerleon.
Carlisle [co. Cumberland], 4.
gaol, 138.
, letters patent dated iit, 508.
, king'** fishery at, 1.
castle of, 186.
, bishop of. See Ualghton, Ireton,
Chaury.
, diocese of, 56, 486, 492.
St. Mary's, prior and convent of, 10,
353, 370, 371.
, St. Marj'i* church, advowson of, 370.
Robert, bishop of, 370.
Carlton South, Carleton Wildcker [co. Lin-
coln], 398,429.
Carmarthen, 462, 469.
letten patent dated at, 146, 199.
, county of, 398.
Carnarvon, Kaeniarvon, Karuarvan, Kaer-in-
Arvan, 69, 71, 132, 151, 170, 177, 192,
214, 231, 297.
, letters patent dated at, 69-73, 90, 97-
99, 118-129, 136, 137, 140-145, 158.
,. castlo of, 302.
, chamberlain of, 146.
church of, 190.
Exchequer at, 367.
Carneboch, Robert de, 315.
Caroun, Thomas son of William, 416.
Carpenter, Charpenter, Andrew le, 93.
, Edmund le, 183.
, Emma wife of Benedict le, 200.
Geoffrey le, 196.
Hugh le, 93.
John le, 97, 331.
, John son of Matthew le, 96, 209.
, Ralph le, 49.
, Robert le, 90.
, Simon le, 102.
, Thomas le, 307, 510.
, Walter le, 89.
, William le, 89.
, Ma.ster William le, 412.
Carre, John, 61.
Carreu. See Caru.
Carrik, in Scotland, 442.
Carrik, Kanik, Richard de, 442.
, Walter son of David de, 463.
Walter son of Adam de, 463.
William de, 161.
Carrik, earl of. See Breu?.
Carrow [co. Norfolk], prioress and convent
of, 472.
Carru. See Cam.
Carlow, Catherlagh [Ireland], 118.
Cartmell [co. Lancaster], prior of, 468,469,
509, 510.
Cartoco, Eynio de, 483.
Cartret, Reginald do, 339.
Caru, Carru, Carreu, Karru, Karrcu, Avicede,
2.50.
Nicholas de, 148, 149, 224, 225, 294.
299, 363.
.Nicholas le, 480.
Caruc, in Zealand, 522.
Cas, Tlioma.s 283.
Case, Master Arnold de la, 354.
Cashel, David, archbishop of, 6, 10, .122. 379.
archbishop of, 416.
, Stephen, archdeacon of Glendalough,
archbishop of, 353.
, Stephen, archbishop of, 417.
.Stephen, bisliop of, 449.
Laurence, canon of, 322.
, prebend in, 321.
see of, 321.
.Lower Rock.abbot and convent of,379.
Upper Rook, religious of, 379.
, St. Nicholas, religious of, 879.
•>56
fiENERAL FNDEX.
CMinghammc. Kaoinghikmmf , Eustace de,
390, 453.
CaiKtftndrc. Klias. 45.
Henry, 45.
CanningloDd. 5*e Keicingland.
r«.«.5inpion. Kersinpton, co. Oxford, 242, 479.
Ca.'itcllcvinjiton. Sec Ca.'stlc Leavington.
Caatellioue, Vitalis Bonion do, 98.
CaMello, John do, 413, 437.
, Nicholas do, •294.
, Ralph son of Ranulph de, 441.
, Walter de, 351,418.
William de, 298, 307, 402.
C*.«terton [co. Rutland], letters patent dated
at, 409.
Cwtile, 509.
, Sanctius, king of, 509.
Castile and Leon, Alfonso, king of, 113, 122.
Castle Dermot, Tristddermod, Tritesteldermot,
416, 431.
CaBtle Hitchinpham [co. Essex], 255.
.. Cubv, letters patent dated at, 72.
Acre [co. Norfolk], letters patent
dated at, 322.
, , Robert prior of, 510.
, , prior and convent of, 164.
Castle - Leavington, Castellevington [co.
York], 25.
Castles, appcintmeut of keepers to, &c.: —
, of Arundel, 32, 169.
of Athlone, 392.
, of la Bere, 367.
of Baliinakinegan, 383.
, of Bergavenny, 30.
, of Bolesover, 394.
of Bordeaux, 321.
, of Bristol, 8, 448.
, of Bridgenorth, 242.
of Buelt, 15.
of Chartlej, 40, 53.
of Corfe, 80.
, of Devizes, 270, 291.
of Dover, 18, 83.
of Drosselan, 320.
of Dynavor, 341.
, of Exeter, 270, 291.
, of Flint, 30.
of Horston, 31, 391.
, in Ireland, 357.
, of Landevery, 15.
, of Montgomery, 34.
, of Marlborough, 374, 446.
, of Odiham, 25.
, of Oswestry, 32.
, of the Peak, 59, 61, 76.
, of Rokingham, 424.
of Roscommon, 384.
,of St. Briavel, 66, 412.
of Scarborough, 320.
, of Sherborne, 14, 34, 57.
Castles — cont.
, of Shrewsbury, 242.
, of Southampton, 13.
,of Tickhill, 54.
, of the Tower, 54, 311.
in Wales, 149, 151.
, , lead from .Man for, 368.
, of Whitchurch, 169.
Castre [co. Norfolk], 96, 102.
See also Caistor.
Castre, Bartholomew de, 222.
, Reginald de, 51, 520.
Castriduno, Geoffrey de, 130, 352.
Castro, Nicholas de, 426.
Duno. See Castriduno.
Novo, Walter de, 107.
Castrum Puellarum. See Edinburgh.
Cat, John, 93.
Catfield, Cattefeld, co. Norfolk, 307.
Cathangre, co. Somerset, 393.
Catherich, Stephen, 98.
Catherine, Richard son of, 331.
Catherlagh. See Carlow.
Cattefield. See Catfield.
Catteworth. See Catworth.
Catthorp, co. Nottingham, 500.
Catton [co. Derby], 221.
Catty, John, 260.
Catum, Thomas de, 468.
Catworth [co. Huntingdon], 179.
Caucheys, William de, 263.
Caudon. See Cawden.
Cauf, Robert le, 53.
Cauldwell, Caldewell [co. Derby], 155.
Caumbray, Simon, 468.
Caumpden. See Campden.
Caumpeden. See Campeden.
Caumpes. See Camps.
See also Campis.
Cauncewyk, William de, 76.
Caune. See Calne.
Caunter, William le, 145,
See also Chanter.
Caumrey, William son of WiUiam de, 162.
Cauntrey by Bruges [co. Salop], 162.
Caunvill. See Camvill.
Caus, Ralph, 307.
Cauvill, Thedisius de, dean of Wolver-
hampton, 318.
,. See also Camilla.
Cauwercswell. See Caverswell.
Cave, Suth [co. York], 344.
Cave, Hugh de, 171, 254, 257, 281, 305,
453, 507.
, Robert de, and Sibyl his vnfe, 264.
, Robert de, and John and Nicholas
his sons, 411.
, William de, 411.
Caversham, co. Oxford, 183, 351, 360.
, letters patent dated at, 219, 325, 332.
GENERAL INDEX
567
C«Terswell, Caverswall, CauweresweU.William
de, 100, 103, 201, 202, 306, 412.
Cawardi, Emericus de Kupe and Matilda his
witV, 222.
See also Edwardi.
Cawden, Caudon [co. Wilts], sheriff's turn
in hundred of, 176.
Cawette, Mabel de la, 493.
Cawood, Cawod [co. York], 370.
Caws, 396.
Cayllj, Simon de, 415.
Cajm, Roger, 97.
, Thomas, 97.
See alto Keym.
Celeford, Johnde, and Hugh his brother, 514.
See also Kelefold.
Celer, John del, 141.
Celerer, Ranulph le, 01.
Celerersuiaii, Thomas le, 62.
Centeuar', Ubertus de, 74.
Cerde. See Chard.
Cerdeden, Richard de, 310.
Cermenistre, Richard de, parson of Camp-
ion, 17.
Cerne, Maurice de, 357.
Cernemue. See Charraouth.
Certel, Certeley. See Chartley.
Certeseie, Gilbert de, clerk, 36.
Certeseie, Certeseye. See Chertsey.
Certmell. See Cartmel.
Cessinus, Bastardus son of, 290.
Cessun, William, 141.
Cesterton. See Che.stertou.
Cestre, Henry de, 423.
, John de, 490.
, Peter de, 246.
, William de, 476.
Cestrehund, Rosa de, 286.
Cestrehuute, William de, 88.
Cestresham, co. Middlesex, 173.
Cestria, William de, parson of Great Acle, 365.
Chttbaneys, Bertram de, 337, 492.
See also Cubanesio.
Chabbeuouere. See Chabenouere.
Chabenouere, Chabbi-nouere, Thomas de,
77, 237.
Chabot, Chalot, Jakemiuus, 160, 191, 192.
Chace, right of, 405.
Chaddesdeu, William de, 434.
Chaddesdon [co. Derby], 2.'jO.
Chaddeworth, William de, sheriff of Notting-
ham and Derby, 3K9.
Cbaddewrth, Matter Thomas de, 504.
Chaddleworth, Chadelesworth [co. Berku],
128.
Chahun, John, and Hugh his brother, 460.
Chaldon Bois [co. Dorset], 47.'>. 476.
, cliurch of, 475, 476.
Chalgrore, Chalgrave, co. Urfurd, 171.
Cbaloner, John le, 479, 503.
Chalons, J. late count of, 18.
, Hugh his son, 18.
Chalot. See Chabot.
Chalvedon Boys. Sec Chaldon.
Chalvedon, Henry de, 475, 470.
Chalveleye. See Chawley.
Chalvesle, Gervase de, 165.
Chamberleyn, Chaumberleyn, Chaumberleiu,
Chaumberleyiig, Chambreleyn, Chaum-
berleng, Alexander le, 520.
, Andrew, le Abbe, 208.
, Bartholomew le, 7.
, Hamo son of Alan le, 530 ?
lohn le, 93.
, Nicholas le, 418.
, Reymuud de, 188.
Thomas le, 262, 290.
, Walter le, 141.
Chambernoun, William de, 269.
Champagne. See Chaumpaigne.
Champyun, Chaumpiun, Chaumpion, Cam-
py un, Campy oun, AruuU', 489.
, Henry le, 337.
, John le, 255.
, Thomas, 190.
, William, 79.
Chancery, the, 344.
, fuel for clerks of, 394.
, rolls, 340.
, , keeper of. See Langetou, Sir
John.
Channel Islands, 486, 487.
See also Jersey, Guernsey, Alderuey,
Sark.
, keeper of. See Gnindisouo.
Chanter, John le, and Alice his wife, 306.
5ee a/so Caunter.
Chnpel Ascote? Estunescote [co. Warwick],
116.
Chapele, Christian de la, 412.
Chapeler, Ralph de, 18.
Chapeleyn, ChapKyn, Chaplein, Chaplain,
Capellanus, Adam le, 10.
, .Xndrew le 257.
, David le Fiz le, 305.
Elias son of Henry le, 153.
Elias le, 246.
Henry le, 90.
, Henry le Fiz le, 488.
Hugh le, 385.
Joachim le, 202, 255.
John, 246.
John le, of Sutton, 209.
R.-ginald le, 172.
, Reginald, 447.
, Robert son of John, 284.
, Rohind the, presi-nted to St. Patrick's,
Dureby, Isle of Man, 43;i.
, Walter le, 15.
Chapehzod [co. Dublin], 412.
558
GENERAL INDEX.
Ch»|H'Uoud fco. Cornwall?], 233.
Chapman, Clu'pman, John, 145.
Hich.-ird K-. 165. 297.
, Thomus, 45.
Char, Richard, 65, 206.
Chard. Cerde [co. Somerset], 62, 216, 217.
lima and lagha of, 216.
market of. 216.
, la Staunoxinith, near, 216,
, In Ut-rtbury, near, 216.
Charetter. See Caretter.
Chare welton, John de, 47, 192.
Chnrhou. See Clare.
Charir, Emma wife of Henry le, 202.
See aho Caretter.
Charite, La, prior of, 134, 1G9, 192.
, Robert, sub-cellarer of, vicegerent of
the prior in the subordinate priories in
England, 156, 192.
, Simon, prior of, 159.
, St. Peter's, 393.
Charlemeyn, Adam, 261.
Charles [co. Devon], 163.
Charles, William, 221.
William de, 153.
Charley [co. Leicester], John, prior of, 102.
Charlgrove [co. Oxford], a waste place
called, 231.
Charlton, Cherlcton [co. Northumberland],
399.
Charraouth, Cernemue [co. Dorset], 444.
Charneye, John de, 419.
Charpenter. See Carpenter.
Charrer, Thomas le, 273.
See also Caretter.
Charron, Charrom, Charrun, Chari'u, Guiehard
de, 47, .50, 64, 66, 69, 73-75, 103, 143,
204-206, 208. 236, 329, 399, 453, 504,
512, 513,
€hart, Cherte, co. Surrey, 3.
, Chert, Little, co. Kent, 431.
Charter rolls, references to, 53,
Charterey, Nicholas, "273.
Chartley, Certel, Chertele, co. Stafford, 208.
, castle of, 40, 53.
Chartres, Peregrine de, 300, 326.
Chaszur, William le, 61, 94.
Chate, Peregrine de, merchant of Lucca, 315.
Chateriz. See Chatteris.
Chatillou, 98.
Chatillon, Hugucio, pleb anus of, 501.
Chatteris, Chateriz [co. Cambridge], 518.
Chattou [co. Northumberland], letters patent
dated at, 441, 442, 502, 514.
Chauffeyne, Hugelinus, 385.
Chauldon, co. Stafford, 92.
See Chorlton Chapel.
Chaumbelie, Peter de, 506.
Chaumbre, Adam de la, keeper of Saucy
Forest, 166.
, Richard de la, 321.
Chaumbre — cont.
, Robert de la, 143, 144, 275.
Roger de la, 530.
, Walter de la, 233, 277, 394.
, William de la, 370.
5ee a/so Camera.
Chaunipaygne. See Campania.
Chaumpayu. See Campania.
Chaumpeneys, Richard, 202.
, Selin', 202.
, Thomas, 202.
, William, 395.
Chaumpvent, Shaumpvent, Chavent, John de,
son of Peter de. 468.
, Peter de, steward of the household,
89, 100, 24,^), 266, 388, 437.
Chaunceler, William le, 263.
, Walter, 246.
.See also Cancellaria.
Chauncy, Isabella wife of William de, 337.
, William de, 56.
See also Cancy.
Chaundeler, William, 395.
Chauudeus, Chaundos, Choundous, Andrew
de, 289.
, Robert de, 272.
, William, and John his brother, 40.
Chaureye, Walter de, 293.
Chaury, Robert, bishop of Carlisle, 370.
Chavent. See Chaumpvent.
Chawley, Chalveleye, co. Devon, 497.
Chaworth. See Cadurcis.
Chawton, Chauton [co. Hants], letters patent
dated at, 477-480.
, Nicholas, parson of, 188.
Chebsey, Chebbeseye, [co. Stafford], grove
called Haustonesle at, 356.
Checkendon, Checindon [co. Oxford], 200.
Chedinton. See Chetton.
Cheker, Matthew, 52, 78.
Cheldesy [co. Devon ?], 169.
Cheleworth. See Chelworth.
See also Chelwood.
Cheleworth, Thomas de, 87.
Chelmsford, Chelmeresford, Chilmersford
[co. Essex], 387,412.
Chelsham, John de, 153.
, Richard de, 153.
, Robert de, 153.
Cheltenham, co. Gloucester, 101, 375.
, hundred of, 375.
Chelwood, Cheleworth [co. Somerset],
advowson of the church of, 226.
Chelworth, Cheleworth [co. Wilts], 173.
Chely, Adam, 438.
Cheney, Felicia wife of William de, 8.
Cheneye, William de, 158.
See a/so Cheynee, Cheyni.
Cheneys, Iselhamstede [co. Bucks], 416.
CnennuU, Thomas de, 96.
GENERAL INDEX.
559
Chepe, Juhn, 432.
ChepingnortoD. See Chipping Norton.
Cbepmani. See Chapman.
Cheppeseye, Roger de, 30.
Chepsted. See Chipstead.
Chepstow, Strogoil, Strugoil, Strugiil, Strugull
[co. Monmouth], 210.
, letters patent dated at, 200.
free chace of, 499.
, wood of, 517.
, liberty of, 511.
Cherbury, Chirebury, Chirbury, Chyrebury,
Churtbury [co. Salop], 343.
, prior of, 305.
Adam de Hopton, prior of, 276.
, subprior and convent of, 271.
Geoffrey, prior, 271.
, bailiff of hundred of, 405.
Cherde. See Chard.
Cherlecote, Thomas de, 143, 144, 210.
Cherleton. See Charlton.
Cherleton, Master John de, 31.
Chert. Sere Chart.
Chert, John de, 514.
Cherte, wood called, in .Shyre, co. Surrey, 3.
Cherteham .SVe Chartham.
Chertele. See Cliartley.
Chensey [co. Surrey], 482.
abbey, 232.
, abbot of, 35, 36.
, abbot and convent of, 1, 173, 493.
chapel of, 493.
Chesemougere, Alan le, and Alice his wife,
2.34.
Idonia, daughter of Godfrey le, 282.
Cheselbiry, Benedict de, 179.
Chesk', Stephen, .•342.
Chesne, Stephen del, 01.
Chessibiry [Chisenbury, co. Wilts ?], 178. j
Chester, 24, 49, 52, 55, 59, 60, 61,67, 71, 110. '
116,152,248,416,452.
, letters patent dated at, 24-30, 47, 72- ;
74, 100, 13()-13-», 144. j
castle, »'2, 369.
chamberlain of. Str Bromyngton,
Peter de.
, chancery at, 27.
constable of. See Henry de Lacy.
, exclitquer at, 117, 137.
, rolls of exchequer at, 471.
mayor and bailiffs, 452.
merchants' seal of, 449.
, king's mills at, 135.
, mills and bridge of, 328.
murage for, 344.
, wardrobe at, 33.
abbot of, 25, 32, 65, 70, 236.
, St. Werburg'f abbey, 423, 425.
, abbot of, 29, 128, 137.
, abbot and convent of, 75. 136,
471.
Chester, St. Werburg's abbey — cotit.
, Simon, abbot of, 117, 471.
... , Thomas de Burcheles, abbot of,
4:29.
, Thomas, abbot of, 417, 471.
[.St. Mary's], Alice de la Haye,
prioress of, 84.
, prioress and nuns of, 27, 31, 75,
84.-
, hospital of God and St. Mary without
the North Gate, 55.
CO., 33, 76, 82, 113,308, 341, 35S,383,
503.
, escheatorship of, 3.
, escheator of. See Merillon,
Valle Kegali.
escheator's accounts, 391.
, decay of revenue in, 172.
, justice of, 27.
.justiceship of, conditions of, 369.
See Grey, Reginald de ; Ba-
delesmere, Guncelio de.
subjustice of. See Macy.
, justice and chamberlain of, 75.
, Hugh, earl of, 471.
, John, earl of, 76.
, Ranulph, earl of, 76, 471.
Kichard, earl of, 471.
Chesterfield [co. Derby], letters patent dated
at, 38G.
Chesterton, Chestreton [co. Cambridge], 260.
Cestreton, diocese of Coventry,
church of, 424.
Chetewynd, Adam de, 53.
, Isabella de, 158.
, Philip de, and Isabella his wife, 130.
Chettou, Chedinton, co. .Salop, 422.
Chetwode [co. Buckingham], priory of, 194.
, William, prior of, 261.
Chetwode, Robert de, 399.
Cheval, Chival, Henry, 149, 238, 436.
Chevaler, John le, and Albinus his brother,
192.
Chevancy, Steplien de, 316.
Cheverel, Alexander de, 417.
Ch«'veril, John de, 95.
Cheveruil, Alexander, 449.
Chew, ("hyu [co. Somerset], 351.
Cheyndut, Ralph de, 341.
, Stephen, 416.
Cheynee, Roger de, 215.
Cheyni, John de, lo'l.
Chezy, John de, 230.
Chichester, ( 'ieestre [co. Sussex], 70, 197, 356.
letters patent dated at, 186, 210, 227
229, 230.
, St. Mary's, 376.
, St. Vincent's, .176.
East St., .S70.
, Pouk lane in, 376.
500
GENERAL INDEX.
Chichester — cent.
John the ihupliiin, sou of Nicholas the
gohls!i)ith of, and Juliuua his sistir, 376.
mayor of, 876.
Friarf Pr.-achers of, 186, 320, 376.
, Friars Miiior.s of, 197.
hospital of St James without, 22, 138.
, hospital of .St. Msiry. ina.-;ti'r of, 356.
, prior ami brethrcu of, 218.
..., prior of, 197.
church of St. Andrew in the Pallant,
320.
, chapel of St. Martin, 356.
diocc*e of, 52, 131, 146. 219, 380,441.
, bishop of. See Sancto Leofardo.
Chickney, Chykene, [co. Essex], 87.
Chicksand [co. Bedfordl, prior and convent
of, 337.
Chijjenhale. See Chignal.
Chigewoll. See Chigwell.
ChiggewiU, Chigwell, Chigewell, Chikewell,
Richard do, 89, 305, 377, 400, 454;
sheriff of London, 400.
Chignal [co. Essex], 237.
Chikehull, Henry de. 197.
Chikewell. See Chigwell.
Chilbauton, William de, 450.
Chilbeltou, Nicholas de, 274.
Child, John, 199.
Peter, 267.
Peter le, 245.
, William le, 89.
Childerblawe, William de, and Emma his
daughter, 193.
Chileham, Peter de, 379, 473.
ChiUiam, Michael de, 230.
Chilmersford See Chelmsford.
Chilteham, Chiltenham. See Cheltenham.
Chiltenham, Chilteham, Chiltham, Nicholas,
.^on of Walter de. 278.
, Nicholas de, 277, 315, .342.
Chilling, Roger, 4.').
, John, brother of Roger, 45.
Chilton [co. Kent], 361.
Chimbardi, Gerard, 479, 500, 501.
Chimiuage, payable to the steward of the
forest, 166.
Chimney, 376.
Chimperwell [co. Gloucester], 305.
Chinnok, Cinnok, Adam de, 425.
, Osbert de, 3.
Chinton, John de, 514.
Chipenham. See Chippenham.
Chipham. See Chippenham.
Chippeham. See Chippenham.
Chippenham, Chipeham, Skippham, Chipen-
ham [co Wilts], letters patent dated
at, 347, 352.
, farm of, 368.
king's household of, 22.
, forest of, 270, 280, 374, 503.
Chippenham — cont.
, la Huse de, 444.
Chipping Norton, co. Oxford, 78.
, letters patent dated at, 399.
Chipstead, co. Kent, 351, 360.
Cliirbury. .See Cheibury.
Chirchehill, Adam de, 153.
, Elias de, 153.
Chircheyerd, Thomas atte, 93.
Chirdene, bert de, 395.
Chirebury. See Cherbury.
Chiriton, John, parson of, 500.
, Master William de, 454, 521,
Chirtton, Robert de, 249.
Chiseldeue. See Chisledon.
, Richard de, 299.
Chiselford, Emma wife of Reginald de, 96.
Chiselhampton, Alice wife of Laurence de,
103.
Chisenbury, Chessibiry [co. Wilts], 178.
Chishull, William de, 165.
Chisingbyry, Richard de, 267.
Chisledon, Chiselden [co. Wilts?], 208.
Chival. See Cheval.
Chivelaund. See Cleveland.
Chivele, Reginald de, 18, 237.
Chivener, Chivenore [co. Devon], 153.
Chivenore, Chyvenore, John de, 153.
, Isaac de, 153.
Chokes, honor of, 446.
Chope, Choppe, John, 316, 463.
Chopyn, John, 480.
Chorltou Chapel ? (Chauldon), co. Stafford, 92.
Chotte, Peter and Thomas his brother, 93.
Chouudous. See Chaundeus.
Christchurch, or Christchurch Twynham [co.
Hants], 145.
, William, prior of, 145.
, prior and convent of, 162, 342.
Chribteschirch, Cristchirche, Cristechirche,
John de, 188.
, Nicholas de, 50.
, William, 395.
See also Christchurch.
Christianity, court of, 104.
Christleton, Cristleton [co. Chester], 75.
Cbubliam, William de, 475.
Church, John atte, 468.
Churchill, Churchehull [co. Oxford], 330.
Churchstow, Churstowe [co. Devon], 202.
Churchwards, licences to enclose, 161, 164,
174, 215, 229.
Churtbury. See Cherbury.
Churton ? Chiriton [co. Wilts], John,
parson of, 500.
Chut, Chuyt, Shut [co. Wilts], forest of, 332,
464, 470.
...., , keeper of, 465.
Chuyt. See Chut.
Chygewell. See Chigwell.
GENERAL IXUEX.
561
Chjkeu, Hugh, 95.
Chjrkene. .S'«e Chickney.
Cliykesand. See Chicksand.
CbyahHm, Michael de, 464.
See also Chilham.
Chyrebury. See Cherbury.
Chyu. See Chew.
Chyvenore. See Chivenore.
Chyverel. John de, 98.
Cicestre. See Chichester.
Cinnok. See Chinnock.
Cinque Ports, 21, 69, 83, 162, 168, 342.
barons of, .323, 339, 347, 412, 423.
, barons and b.-xiliffs of, 423.
bailiff, barons, and sailors of, 381.
, barons and sailors of, 378.
bailiffs and sailors of, 382.
, warden of, 509.
Circuli Nigri of Florence, society of the, 311,
385.
Albi, society of the, of Florence, 311,
385.
Cirencester [co. Gloucester], U, 234, 270,
392.
, letters patent dated at, 9-11, 43.
, abbot of, 270.
Cirencestre, Henry de Hamptonet, abbot of,
7,8.
Cissic, Peter de, 158.
Cistercian chapter, 269, 367, 370.
Clteaux, Theobald, abbot of, 195, 324, 506.
abbot of, 38, 199, 236.
Civil Law, professors of, 340.
Clacmanan, keeper of the forest of, 442.
Clafford. See Cloford.
Clahull, Gioffrey de, 119.
Clakeford, John de, 61.
Clamborg, William de, 55.
Clandon, Clenden Abbatis [co. Surrey], 173.
Clapevill. See Glapwell.
Clapevill, Simon de, 87.
Clappe, Richard, 230.
Clare, Adam de, parson of Sullatou, 228.
, Bogo (If, treasurer of York, 12, 38,
193, 212,415, 422,435.
, Gilbert de. Earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, 15, 22, 24, 56, 64, 84, 86, 90,
94, 101, 139, 142, 167, 174, 210, 212,
240, 241, 247, 253, 262, 263, 264, 269,
271, 272, 275, 290, .JSO, 351, 353.359-
361, 372, 376, 390, 391, 393, 406, 425,
426, 435, 446, 448, 451, 452, 454, 478,
489, 497, 501, 51 I.
, , captaiii and warden of South
Wales and West Wales, 15.
, Isabella and Joan his daugh-
ters, 151.
lauds of, takin into the king's hands,
350-352.
, lauds of, restitution of, 359.
, Gilbert sou of Thoinus de, 497, 501.
•ft014.
Clare — conl.
Joan, wife of Gilbert de Clare, Karl
of Gloucester and Hertford, the king's
daughter, 359, 360, 36 1, 4_'5. 426, 451,
479.
Juliana wife of Tbonius de, 120, 463.
, Matilda, Countess of Gloucester and
Hertford, 144, 211, 277.
, Mosseus de, Jew, 84.
, Nicholas de, prebendary of Cashel,
321.
Thomas de, 16, 31, 86, 129, 134, 188.
Thomas de and Juliana hW wife, 120.
Clarel, Clarell, .Master John, 26, 278, 470.
Clarendon [co. Wilts], 185, 195, 332,
letters patent dated at, IS'.i, 190, 210.
211,326-329, 333.
, forest of, 424, 464.
Bartholomew, late bailiflF of,
424.
Clarette [Claret, co. Essex ?], 351.
Claric', William son of, 145.
Clarice, John, 45.
Robert, 45.
, William, 45.
Claris Vallibus, John de, 109.
Claringdon, Clarindon. See Clarendon.
Claro, Charhou [co. York], wapentake of,
513.
Clatford, Roger de, and Hawisia his wife, 159.
Clauer, Gilbert le, 521.
Claver, Richard le, 344.
Claverin, Claveringes, Claveringg, John de,
437.
, William de, 310, 312.
Claverley [co. Salop] , 488.
Claxbyphikaker. See C!a.\by-Puckacre.
Cla.xbyplukaker, Simon son of Roger de, 474.
Claxby Pufkacre [co. Lincoln], 474.
Clay, Cleye, Simon de, 409, 432.
, William del, 370.
Claydon, Cleydon, .Middle [co. Bickiughnni],
parson of, 424.
Ea.st [co. Buckingham], 29, 52.
Cleeve, Clivo, co. Somi-rset, 466.
, abbot and convent of, 466.
, abbot of, 24.
Clehonger, CleyhHungre, co. Hereford, 177,
361.
Clement IIL, Pope, 493.
Pope, when legate in England, 198.
Clement. (Jeofifrey, 370, 469, 491.
, John, 96.
, Thomas, 302.
son of Llewelliu, 521.
Clendou Abbatis. See Chindon.
Clenkard, Peter, 73.
I Clere. See ('lerk.
Clere, John de, 464.
John de, cauou of Southwick, elected
prior, 4, 6.
N N
362
GENERAL INDEX.
CUre — cont.
, Nicholts de, troaMirer of Ireland,
treasurer of the Exchequer, Dublin, 32,
49 127. nS. 146, U<». 170, 177, 186,
188. 191. 241. 290. 300. 322, 378, 380,
490.
, appoint ed treasurer of Ex-
chequer, Dublin, 380.
, late treasurer of Ireland, 490.
Nicholas de, 300.
Walter de, 284.
Williiun de, 300, 366. 377, 380, 382,
487.
Clergy, fifteeuth from, 168. 164.
licence for un abbot to make a testa-
ment of his private goods, 389.
Clerk, Clerc, Absolon le, 177.
, Aug\istin le, 320.
^faster Bonaccius le, 306.
, David lo, 174.
, Edmund son of George le, 104.
Klias dn, 197.
, Elias le, 517.
Geoffrey le, 209.
, Gilbert le, 195.
Guy le, 337.
Henry le, 172, 2.58, 259.
Hugh le, 15.
John le, 191, 355, 435, 494, 498, 521.
, John son of Roger le, 103.
, Margaret wife of Walter le, 170.
, Nicholas le, 93, 97, 99.
, Peter le, 377.
Peter son of Robert le, 172.
, Ralph le. 139, 179.
Reginald le, 441, 512.
, Richard le, of La Waye, 15.
, Richard son of John le, 37.
, Richard son of Roger le, 103.
Richard .son of Richard le, 307.
, Robert le, 112,325.
, Robert son of John le, 161.
, Roger le, 76.
, Thomas son of Nicholas, 97.
Thomas le, 49, 189, 291.
, Walter le, 75, 172,209.
, William le, 80, 202, 255.
William son of Douenald le, 487.
Clerkenwell, Walter de, parson of Sithestou,
337.
Cleseby, Asculph de, 512.
, Thomas de, 189.
Cleton, CO. York, 470.
Cleveland, Chivelaund, Clyvelaund [co
York], 386, 453.
, Thomas, archdeacon of, 194.
archdeacon of. See Malo Lacu,
Stephen de.
Clewer, Cleware [co. Berks], 326.
Cleydou. See Claydon.
Cleye. See Clay.
Cleyhaungre. See Clehonger.
Cliff, Master Richard de, 191.
Master William de, 191.
Cliffe Pypard, Pypardesclyve [co. Wilts],
178.
Clifford, Wales, liberty of, 510.
Clifford, Isabella wife of Roger de, the
younger, ill, 388.
, John de, 521.
Master Richard de, 299.
, Roger de, 13, 85, 91, 99, 107, 220.
, Roger de, the younger, 56.
, Roger de, the elder, 340.
, Master William de, 84.
Clift, John de, 265.
Clifton, CO. Nottingham, 87.
by-^'ork, 33.
[co. York], 472.
Clifton, 325.
, Gerlover de, 245.
, Gervase de, sheriff of Nottingham,
70, 78, 515.
, Gilbert de, 254.
, Gilbert son of Agnes de, 33.
, John son of Henry de, 33.
, Reginald de, 214.
, Roger de, 312.
Climber, William, 208.
Climpinges, Richard de, keeper of the Domus
Conversorum, London, 335.
Clinton, John de, 159, 433,468.
See a/so Clunton.
William de, 102.
Clipston [co. Nottingham], 407, 408.
, letters patent dated at, 110, 139, 386-
389, 390-395.
Clist Ash-, Astclist [co. Devon], prebend of,
162.
Clive. See Kingscliffe.
See a/so Cleeve.
Cliveland. See Cleveland.
Cloford, Cldfford [co. Somerset], wood of,
108.
Clonard, St. Mary's, prioress and convent of,
19.
, prioress and nuns of, 248.
Abbey, 248.
, Agnes, abbess of, 19.
, Burgevilda or Borgonilda, abbess of,
301.
, Felicia', abbess of, 248.
, Fingola, abbess of, 119,
St. Peter's, 19.
, , John, canon of, 298.
, , Elias, abbot of, 146.
, , Walter de, canon of, 146.
Clonconewy, tuath of, Ireland, 74.
Clonconusseth, 74.
Clonduf, 74.
Clonfert diocese, 348.
Clongel, Walter de, 379.
«
GENERAL INDEX.
563
Clonhns8«ll, church of, 327.
ClonmacQois, bishop of. See Odufcbi.
Clonintl, Cliiinnu'le, Iivlaiul, 372.
ClonnenabbaDauch, SI.
Clonnvsnioiiy, 74.
Clonyhalgaii, 74.
Clonyiwyn, 51.
Clopton, CO. Suffolk, 406.
Cloplou, Richard de, 233.
Clothale (Clothall), co. Herts, 486.
Cloths, 37, 109.
, keeper of assize of, 198.
See also Edward I., tailor of.
, assize of, 27.
, coloured, 78.
Cloyne, Alan, bishop of, 117.
, Gilbert, bishop of, 298.
Clummele [Cloumel?], Ireland, 372.
CluntOD, John dc, 135.
See also Clinton.
Cluny, Ivo, abbot of, 108, 163, 322.
William, abbot of, 493.
, order of in England not to send tal-
lages out of the realm, 322.
Cluthyn, Adam, 269.
Clutton, Thomas de. 277.
Clyfford. See ClifiFord.
Clympeffoid, Robert de, 104.
Clyn, John de, and Ralph his brother, 143.
Clynt, Ranulph de, 521.
Clyve [co. Cornwall], 89.
Clyve, Peter de, 129.
Clyvedou [co. Durham], 504.
Clyvelaund. See Cleveland.
Cnout, Richard, 248.
Cnovill. Se,' Knovill.
Coal, 296, 307.
Coat(-by-Bi!*hop.«-Cannings, Cotes-by-Kan -
ynge, co. Wilt>*, 76, 209.
Cob'. See Cobeham.
Cobeliriton, Walter de, 414.
Cobbam, Cobebam, Cobbcham, Henry de, 178,
213,240.
, John (Ic, 10, 44, 46, 58, 96, 98, 100,
103, 105, 143, 1G8, 178, 184, 185, 207,
209, 262, 282, 294, 296, 307, 402, 407,
408, 454, 519, 522.
Cobham, Covehani [co. Surrey], church of,
493.
, letters patent dated at, 480.
Coboston, CO. Westmoreland, church of, 34.
Coc. See Cok.
Cochum. See Cookham.
Cochur, Adam le, 477.
Cock. See Cok.
Cockerhum, ('okerayui [co. Lancaster], 226.
Cockersand, Cokenand [co. Liiucuster],
Robert, abbot of, 384
Thomas, abbot of, 25J.
, abbot of, 381.
Cocket, Roger, 420.
Cocton. See Coughton.
Cod, Robert son of Ranulph, 49.
Coddeiihani, Cadenham, co. Suffolk, 42.
Codeleye, Thomas de, 54, 61.
Codeoore. See Codnor.
Codenovere, William de, 444.
Codesleye church [diocese i>f S:ilisbury], 71.
Codington, Richard sou ot Robert de, and
Margery his wife, 244.
Codnor, Codenore, co. Derby. 87.
Codon, Ralph, 440.
Coduu, Edmund, 279.
Geoffrey, 279.
Coffe, Bonettus dc la, 299.
Coffin, Robert, 243.
Coffins well, Coffiuwell [co. Devon], 243.
Cogau, Henry de, 314.
, John de, 31, 67, 138, 154.
Richard de, 31.
Cogenho, William de, 290.
Cogeshale. See Cogge^luilc
Coggeshale, Cogeshale, Ralph de, 292, 334.
William de, 50.
Cohaud, Alan, 96.
Coin, 56, 86, 258,313.
, clipping and cuunterteitiiig, 62, 9T,
128, 151, 206, M3.
.See also Jews.
Coinage, 111.
, old money, 147.
Cok, Cock, Coc, Blethinus, 450
Gilbert, 20.
, John, 320, 510.
, John, le Parmenter, 145.
, Master Richard, 370.
, Richard, 8.
Robert, 93.
, Roger, 49.
, William, 97.
Cokechinnc, Ralph, 302.
Cokefeld, C'okefcud,Cokfeld, Nicholas de, 426,
436.
Nicholas de, prior of Priltewell, 391.
Robert de, 61, 68.
, Simon de, 238.
Cokcfeud. See C^okefeld.
Cokel, Stephen, 95.
Cokeraym. Sie Cockerham.
Cokcrel, Cokerdl, Guy, 172, 247, 375, 377,
380.
Richard, 283,284,306.
Cokering, Henry de, 51.
Cokermue, Robert de, 438.
Cokermutli, Thomas di-, 4.
Cokcrsaud. See Cockt-rsaud.
(okesey, ('okiseyc, Cokesye, Walter de, 51,
144, 186, 350. 459. 460.
, William de, 521?.
, William son of Richard de, 860.
N X 2
564
GENERAL INDEX.
CoketweJI, Walter de. 324.
Coketje. Ste Cokeseye.
Cokewell. See Coxwell.
Cokfeld. See Pokefeld.
Cokham. See Cookham.
CokkiDg, WUIiam, 357.
Coky, Ifobert son of JoIid, 436.
Cokyn, Alexander son of William, 436.
Colby [co. Norfolk], 284.
Colchester, co. Kssex, 368, 400, 445.
giio\, 255, 256, 250, 279, 281, 284,
416. 445, 456.458, 516.
.St. Botolph'.s priory, 45.
, hospital of Holy Cross. 60.
, St. John's, abbot of, 173, 235.
abbot and convent of, 241,412.
Colcomb, Colecumb [co. Devon], 62.
Coldiugham. Scotland, letters patent dated at,
438.
Coldon [Colton, co. York?], 370.
Coldon, John son of Isabel de, 370.
Coldric [Wheldrake, co. York?], 165.
Coldstream [co. Berwick], letters patent dated
at, 440.
Cole, Ralph, 23.
, Thomas, 23, 153.
, Walter, 38, 333.
Colebrugp, Master Hugh de, bis servant
William, 172.
Coleby. See Colby.
Coleby, John de, 245, 263.
Colecestre, Alexander de, 239.
, Benedict de, 299.
, Oliver de, 400.
Master Thomas de, 60.
, Thomas de, rector of Dylon, 88, 89.
, Walter de and Joan his wife, 185,235.
Colecumbe. See Colcomb.
Coleford, John de and Hugh his brother, 458.
, William de, 254, 285.
Coleham. See Culehara.
Coleman, Gilbert, 282.
Coleshull, 514.
Coleshull, Colleshull, Elias de, 352.
, Kichard de, 73, 75, 82, 96, 138, 140,
155, 156, 202, 203, 206, 208, 209, 299,
303. 309, 317, 330, 331, 334, 399, 401,
406,408,450,454,460,514.
Colevile, Colevill, Edmund son of Roger de,
475.
, Henry de, 437.
, Philip de, 238,246, 269.
, Ro^er de, 140, 293, 295.
, Roger son of Roger de, 425, 427.
.Thomas de, 434.
William de, 153. 255, 395, 458.
Colewerde in Bradwell [co. Essex], 194.
Colewik, Colewych, Hawisia wife of Thomas
de, 153.
, Thomas de, 163.
Colewin, John, canon of Southwick, 3.
Colewych. See Colewik.
Colhop, Leticia daughter of William and
Felicia, and Alice her sisters, 362.
Coliere, John, 377.
('olingbum. See Collingbourne.
Colingburn, Peter de, 179.
Colingham, Master Hugh de, 174.
Colinworth, Fabian de, 97.
Colinwrth, 213.
CoUan, Simon, 332.
, Thomas, 408.
, John and Robert his sons, 408.
Collekeydulte, 74.
CoUe Quiucy [co. Berks], 182.
CoUe Victorie. See Knoekmoy.
Collingbourne, Colingburn, co. Wilts, 208.
, church of, 230,495.
Colne [co. Huntingdon], 457.
Eiigaine, co. Essex, 235.
Colne, Alan de, 457.
Colneye, William de, 493.
Colrek, John, 44.
Colston, John, 214.
, Roger and Amicia his wife, 244.
Colston Basset [co. Nottingham] , letters patent
dated at, 115.
Colt, Geoffrey, 97,
, William, 45.
Colton?, Coldon [co. York], 370.
Columbariis, Margaret de, 339, 447.
, Matilda wife of Matthew de, 178.
, Michael brother of Matthew de, 178.
.Matthew de, king's butler, chamber-
lain of the household, 21, 29, 60, 63,
71, 84, 1&4, 220, 270, 278, 354, 361,
365, 367, 499.
, , chamberlain of wines in Eng-
land, 63.
, , ganger of wines in England, 63.
, , in Ireland, 29.
, , appointed butler, 367.
, Matthew de, king's butler, coroner in
London, 194.
, Peter de, 249.
, William de, 497.
Columpna, Sir John de, treasurer of the church
of York, 493.
, John son of Landulfus de, canon of
Southwell, 365.
, Odo de, canon of Lincoln, 350.
Colwick, Escolewik^ co. Nottingham, 87.
Coly, Juliana, lat^the wife of William, 47.
See Culy.
Combe, Cumbe [oo. Warwick], abbot of, 503,
506.
, abbot and convent of, 427.
, abbot and monks of, 375.
William, abbot of, 63,319.
, CO. Wilts, 299, 331, 460.
, , park of, 514.
GENERAL INDEX.
666
Combe English, Ingkscambe, co. Somerset,
!M. 140.
Combe Martin, co. Devon, SS
Comb*" Hawieigh? Kuw(.lcumbe [co. Devon' •
20.
Combtrmrrf, Cnmbremarp, Combremere [co.
Chester], abbot of, 29. 186, 187, 299.
, abbot and convent of, 72, 78.
, Adam, abbot of, .'118.
Combes, Nicholas de, 518.
Combn)ok ?, Contebrok [co. Warwick], 328.
Comcrwell. Nicholae de, 304.
Comin. See Comyn.
Common of pasture, &c., 24, 405, 408.
partition of, 200, 324.
Compton [co. Gloucester], 471.
, church of, 17.
, Little, CO. Gloucester, 450.
Compton, Cumpton, Henry de, 247, 461, 468,
482, 483.
, John de,375.
Peter de, 198.
, Richard de, 471.
Comyn, Comin, Cummyn, Alexander, earl of
Bogban, 18.
, , Elizabeth his wife, 18.
Eleanor wife of .John, 118.
, Henry son of .John, 213.
Isabella wife of William, 391.
, John, earl of Boghan, 316, 349, 4.S7,
494, 497.
, John, 118, 386, 387.
, Matilda, abbe?? of Kileleeheen, 491.
, Reginald, 304.
William of Kilbride, 60, 64, 67, 71,
114, 115, 193.
, John bi8 son, 60, 369, 373.
, William, 64, 71, 225, 391, 448.
, William son of William, 193, 427.
Conagh, Master Nicholas de, 110.
Conan, John son of, 509.
Conches, abbot of, 146.
, St. Peter Castellionis, John, abbot of,
480.
Condom [Agenoi*], nuns of, 7.
Condover, C'onedovcr, co. Salop, 228.
wood of, 126.
Conduits, lirences for, 7.5, 165, 244, 442.
Contdover. Sef Condover.
Conesby. See Conyngesby. Ste alto Con-
inpt-by.
Conestable. See Constable.
Coneweeton, Williun de, 61, 94.
Coningsby, Coneeby [co. Lincoln], 188.
Coningston, John de, 508.
Coninton, church of, 34.
Connaught, county of, 128, 188.
Connor, dioceie of, 348.
, Peter, bishop. of, 74.
Contilii Dardanuk, 311.
Constable, Conestable, Roger the, 55.
, .<5inion le, 145, 251, 256, 299. 809,
318, .344, 517, 518.
Constantyn, John, 434.
Contebrok [f'ombrook, co. Warwick ?], 328.
Coutesbal, Andrew de and Thomas his son,
143, 144.
Cootif William, 104.
Convers, John, 148.
John le, 238.
, William le, 397.
Conwav, Aberconeweye [co. Carnarvon],
60, 63, 64, 66, 68, 69, 131.
, letters patent, dated at, 59-69,93-97,
117, 118, 129, 1.30. 136, 144.
Conye, Hugh le, 103.
Conyngesby, Conesby, Roger de, 182, 352.
Cookbam, Cocham, Cokham [co. Berks],
368, 444.
Copere. See Couper.
Cople, Coiipole [co. Bedford], 337.
Copiuanford, William de, 473.
Coppegrave, John de, 292.
Coppeland, William de, 132.
Goppum. .See Copuu.
Copston, William de, 429.
Copun, Coppiira, William de, 453, 455.
Coquiua, Adam, 46H.
Corba, Master John de, 300.
Corbet, Nesta wife of Roger, 418, 422.
, Peter, 88, 114, 115, 171, 175, 182,
204, 286, 321, 329,396, 517.
Robert, sheriff of Salop, 205, 254,
257, 321, 385, 405, 517.
Roger. 418, 422.
his son, 418.
, Thomas, 171.
Corbisun, William, 433.
Corbridge, Corbrigge [co. Northumberland],
399.
Corbrigge, Corburgg, Simon de, 480.
, Master Thomes de, chancellor of
York, 379, 380.
, Master William de. 284.
Corbucio, William son of, 26.
Corburgg. See Corbrigge.
Corby, Robert, 2t;7.
Cordere, Joan la, 214.
Corendon [co. Montgomery?"'. 34.'5.
Corevill, (.'ornevill, Nicholas de, 17, 18.
Corewenn, Gilbert de, 95.
, Gilbert son of Gilbert de, 95, 96.
Corfe [co. Dorset], letters patent dated at.
218.
Castle, 80.
, warren of, 80.
Cork, 84, 98, 99, 123, 127,480.
hospital of St. John the Evangelist,
IS'), 136, 146, 876.
, Friart Preachers of, 178.
, Weym, abb«y of, 164.
566
ORXEHAL INDEX.
Cork, Wfjni, ahboy of—cont.
, M. canon of, 164.
, nbbol of, 164. <
county of, 134, 188, 257, 355.
sheriff of. Src Roche.
diocese, 507.
Hubert, bishop of, 447, 506.
Cork, David son of Ikrnard do, 228, 479.
Cormavles, Amieia wife of John de, 277.
Cormavllies, .lohn de, 34.
CormeilU's, Hichiird, abbot of, 10, 198.
Cormcry, abbot and convent of, 486.
Cormok, William son of, 419.
Corn for sale, 14, 25.
from Ireland, .58, 109, 116.
from Hayonne, 59.
Corn, John, and Tiiomas his brother, 73.
Cornegatc, Peter de, and Sibyl his wife, 129.
Corner, Coniere, Hugh de la, 58.
, John de la, 12, 16.
, Master William de la, 101,156,238,
246,268, 312, 313, 340.
, Master William de la, bishop of
Salisbury, 312, 313, 322,334,335,340,
347, 348, 409, 425, 428, 432, 433, 448,
450.
Cornestall, William de, 172.
Comevill. See Corevill.
Corneye, Kenewrik, 450.
Cornhull, Peter de, 352.
Cornub', Master Henry de, canon of Lichfield,
249.
Cornubia, Richard de, 133, 491.
Comutum, Mouasterium. See Hornechurch.
Cornwall, co., 10, 102,202,216,225,265,285,
421.
, pleas against the earl's minigters, 392.
, earl of. See Edmund.
Edmund, earl of. See Edmund.
, Richard, earl of Poitou and, 150.
Cornworthy, East, co. Devon. 458, 514.
Cors, Adam de, 168.
, Gilbert de, 305.
Peter de, canon of Bromyard, 358.
Corse, Cora [co. Gloucester], 205.
, chace of, 350.
Corsham, Cosham, co. Wilts, 70, 91, 305.
Corston, co. Salop, 16, 228.
Cort, John, 390.
Coea, merchant of the society of Cantinus de
Scalla, 12.
Cosay, William and John his brother, 46.
Cosebrond, Robert, 94.
Cosh, Roger, 317.
Coshale. See Cossall.
Cosham [co. Southampton], 102.
», CO. Wilts. See Corsham.
Cosham by Xeweport, co. Southampton, 50.
Cosimato, Master Peter de, treasurer of the
prince of Salerno, 40.
Cosin. See Cosyn.
Cospelford-in-Ryton [co. Salop], 242.
Cossall, Coshale, Cossehale [co. Notting-
ham], 87, 94.
Cosseby, Ivo de, abbot of Osulveston, 147.
Co5sehalc. See Cossall.
Cossenay, Cosseneye, James de, 336, 367,
424, 481.
Costc, Peter au, receiver of Ponthieu, 7.
Costentin, William, 190.
Costeseye. See Costessey.
Costessey [co. Norfolk], 219.
Costinnoble, John, 141.
Cosyn, Cosin, Luke, 281.
, Nicholas, 153.
, Osbert, 153.
, Robert, 153.
, Thomas, 15.
Cotel, Cotele, Elias, 53, 202, 351, 420.
, Richard, 476.
, Wniliam, 141.
Coteuham, Henry de, 518.
Cotes [co. Bedford], 214.
...'. -bj'-Kanynge or Hauinges. See Coate-
by-Bishop's-Cannings.
Cotes, Philip de, 76, 145, 209.
, Simon de, 232.
Cotesford, Eudo de, 352.
Coteston. See Cutsdean.
Cotingham, Stephen de, 152.
Cotman, Nicholas, 199.
, William, 199.
Cottingwith, Cottingwid [co. York], 165.
Cotton, 441.
, Walter de, 240.
Cotty, John, 124.
Cotum, Cicely, wife of Robert de, 453.
, Thomas de, 400.
Cotun, Henry de, 309.
Con, Simon le, 396. See also Keu.
Coudrey, Henry del, 127.
, Peter de, 7, 127, 128.
Coufaude. See Cowfold.
Couglitou, Coctou [co. Hereford], 168.
Couherde, Cuhirde, John le, 89.
, Ralph le, 264.
, Walter le, 213.
Coulas, Robert, 284.
Coulnebeth, 383.
Coulonges, Robert, prior of, 134, 194.
Coulsdon [co. Surrey], church of, 493.
Council of the realm. Common, 513.
Counterfeiting the king's seal, 399.
, the seal of a priory, 142.
Counties, metes and bounds, 200, 201, 209,
397.
, rolls and writs of, 183, 389.
County, John de, 9.
Couper, Coupere, Copere, Cupere, Gilbert le,
200, 209.
GEXERAL INDEX.
567
Conper, Coupere, Copere, Capere— cofl^
John le, 103.
, Robert le, 65, 190, 207.
WiUiam le. 45, 400.
Coupland, Alan de, 159.
Coupole. See Cople.
Courcy, Curcy, John de, 77, 450.
Mabel de, abbess of Kilkilhyu, 34.
Couwill, Henry de,and Philip hij> brother, 153-
Cove, North [co. Suffolk], church of, 193.
Covehani. See Cobham.
Covelya, William de, 129.
Coventre, Covintre, John, son of John de, 324.
, Jordan de, 252, 414.
, NicholaB de, 100.
, Peter de, 441.
, Richard de, 208.
Ro;?er de, abbot of Oseney, 154.
Thomas de, 117.
Coventry [co. Warwick], US, 219, 320, 384,
429.
, Friars Minors of, 320.
prior and convent of, 118, 200, 219,
320, 384.
church of St. Mary in, 429.
, pavage, 187.
, the waste land without the town of,
200.
and Lichfield, diocese of, 86, 138^164,
170, 424.
, bishop of, 425, 428, 442.
R. bishop of, 127, 221, 226, 268, 321,
344, 397, 496, 505.
See also Meuland.
bishop, dean, and chapter of, 40.
Coverur, Richard le, 61.
Covinton, church of, 34.
Covintre. See Coventre.
Cowfold, Coufaude [co. Sussex], 220.
Cowick [co. Devon], St. Andrew's, priory of,
507.
[co. York ?], 838.
Cowley, Cuvelegh [co. Oxford], 399, 445.
Cowyk. See Cowick.
Coxwell, CokewcU, Great [co. Berks], 203.
Coy. Peter de, 292.
Coyly, John de, 352.
Coyncrs, Roger de, 18.
Cra<lley, Cradclcye, co. Worcerter, 466.
Cradoc, yon of John, 191.
C'raggef., Richard de, 42.
Craik, John de, 248.
Craike [co. York], letters patent dated at. 498,
505, 519, 520.
park, 369.
Crakehale, Nicholas de, 408.
Cramavill. See Gramavill.
Cranboum, co. Dorset, 351, 360.
, hundred of, 351.
chace of, 64, 351.
Cranden, Alan de, 282.
Craneburn. Ma.ster Henry de, 350.
Craneford. See C ran? ford.
Cranet'ord, Craunford, 'Thomas fiz la persona
de,' 329, 395.
, Roger de, 359.
Cranewell. See Cranwell.
Cransewych, John de, 322.
Cransford, Craneford [co. Suffolk], 329, 395.
Cranwell [co. Lincoln], 243.
Cras, John le, 95.
Craspeirs, Henry, 377.
Crasset, William, 205. See Gruschet.
Cratfield, Cratefeud [co. Suffolk], 73.
Crathorn, Crauthora [co. York], John, vicar,
of the chapel of, 422.
Craucumbe, Mast'.r John de, 198.
, archdeacon of the East Riding,
Yorks, 491, 495-497, 508.
Craudene, Crawedene, Richard de, 220, 250.
Craveni', Master John de, 67, 190, 261.
Crawele, Robert de, 2l2.
Crayk. See Craike.
Creake South, Southcreck [co. Norfolk],
advowsou of the church of, 164, 462.
Credigaun. See Cardigan.
Cree, Crey, Creye, Richard, 154, 316.
, Wyinarca, 142, 202.
Creech, Criz [co. Somerset], 78.
Creeping or Cripping, Cropping, co. Essex,
45.
Crek. See Crick.
Crek, Creyk, John de, 189, 414.
, Roger de, 102, 418.
, Thomas, 232.
William, 204.
Crekkelade. See Cricklade.
Crelle. See Greilli. '
Cremona, 269.
Cremona, Cremonia, Master John de, 195,310,
326, 350, 365.
Cremonia. See Cremona.
i Cremplesham. See Crimpleshaui.
Crendon. See Grendon.
Crenellate, licences to, 110, 150, 229, 388, 398,
445, 450.
Crepping. See Cfeeping.
Crepping, C'reppinge, Creppinges, Crepyn,
Hugh de, 45.
, John de, 238, 262, 290.
, Ralph de, 224, 276.
, Ralph, 182.
Richard de, justice, 92, 93, 96, 187,
220, 252, 40C, 407.
Robert de, 241.
Crerrig', 74.
Cresacre, John de, 185.
Cresseus, Cresseus son of, and Aaron his son,
Jews of London, 866.
Cressey, CresseuK, son of, 173.
.V>R
OFXETIAL INDEX.
Cr»««inphiim. Hiiph de. the Queen's steward,
a63. 2!M, -iUfi, 2117, .'lOfi. .no, 332, 398,
406. 408, 411. 432,456, 458, 472, 475,
485, 4U0, 4111, 500.503. 507, 510, 516.
, pn-sentod to I'flFord, 432.
, , pnsented to Kingsclere, 475.
Cr^ssouenor, John de, 521.
Crestejno do. See Gre.stain.
Cretinp, Cr»-tinjres, Cretyngo, Adam de, 143,
239, 24 7, 476, 49o", 492.
Juliana wife of Adam de, 476, 490.
492.
Thomas de, 247.
, William son of Adam de, 492.
Cretinpham, Gretingham, co. Suffolk, 42.
Creton, Thomas di-, 97, 99.
Creudyn, commote of, 82.
Crcuker. See Crevequer.
Crevequer, Crevequor, Creuker, Robert de,
60, 149, 180, 184, 251, 259, 282-284,
287, 288, 291, 304, 328.
Crewkeme [co. Somerset], 216.
Crey, Creye. See Oee.
Creyk. See Crek.
Criccieth, Crukyn [co. Carnarvon], 147, 174,
374.
, letters patent dated at, 72, 99, 121.
, castle of, 267.
Crich, Cruche [co. Derby], 93.
Criche. Roger, 348.
Crick, Crek [co. Northampton], Simon son
of the Reeve of, 213.
Crickbowel [co. Brecon], murage for, 2.
Crickladt; [co. Wilts], 356, 398.
, letters patent dated at, 348.
Cride [co. Devon], 112.
Cridling [co. York], letters patent dated at,
109.
Criel, Bertram, son of Bertram de, 480.
Crieneiis, Richard de, 443.
Crigelton See Crugelton.
Crikelade. See Cricklade.
Criketot, Cryketot, John de, 334.
Roger de, 391.
, William, 89.
, WiUiam de, knt., 40, 335.
Crimplesham, co. Norfolk, 352, 360.
Criour, Driotus le, 302.
Crishall, Cristeshale, co. Essex, 33.
Crisp, William. 103, 104.
Crispin, Hugh, 287.
Crisppe, Reginald le, 219.
Cristchirche, Cristechirche. See Christes-
chirch.
Cristemesse, John, 152.
Cristenestowe, John de, " vicaire," 112.
Cristei^hale. See Crishall.
Cristeshull, Richard de, 262.
Cristin, Cristyn, John, 489.
, William, 37.
Cristleton. See Christloton.
Cristofre, Philip, 219.
, Philip son of Adam, and Nest* hit
wife, 250.
Criz [Creech, co. Somerset ?], 78.
Crocer, John le, 493.
Crofay, Ralph de, 290.
Crofta, John de, 20.
Croide, Croyde, Crude, Alice wife of John,
53-54.
Hugh, 291.
, , Alice his wife, 291.
Mary wife of John, 81.
Croilaund. See Croyland.
Croiz, Croyz, Cruce, Cruys, Adam de la, 292.
, Henry de, 128, 130.
, Hugh de, 31.
, Nicholas de, 130.
, Robert de, minister of the Friari
Minors in P^ngland, 124.
, Robert de, 492, 496.
See also Cros.
, Simon de la, or Simon de Cruce, 58,
152, 334.
, William de la, 97.
Crok, Philip le, 294.
, Philip, 295.
Roger, 177.
Crokedaik, Crokedayk, Crokedeyke, Master
Adam de, 10, 95, 209, 214, 227, 292,
315, 352, 408, 494.
, John de, 394.
, Michael de, 158.
Crokesden. See Croiden.
Crokesle, Crokesleye, Krokesle, John de, 5,
163, 506.
Croketon [near Aunsby, co. Lincoln], 181.
Crokisden. See Croxdeu.
Cromay, William, 50, 73.
Cromely, Richard de, 350.
Crompis, Sir Richard de, 469.
See also Croupes.
Crompton, William de, 26.
Crophull, Roger de, 515.
Cropperye [Cropredy, cos. Oxford and War-
wick?], William, vicar of, 414, 417. •
Cropton, John de, 506.
Cros, Crosse, Gilbert, 377.
Robert, 377.
, Thomas, 377.
, Walter, 399.
, William, 377.-
See also Croiz.
Crosseby, church of, 486.
CrosshillR [co. York?], 381.
Crostweyt. See Crostwight.
Cro.stwight [co. Norfolk], 472.
Crotoll', Joht de, 40.
, Peter de, 40.
Crotoy, Ponthieu, windmill at, 6.
Croucet, William, 285.
See also Gruschet.
QENEBAL INDEX.
569
Crouch, Griffin, 343.
Croulond. See Croyland.
Croupes, Crupos, Richard de, 376,301.
See also Crompis.
Crou<i, Gerard dc, 372.
Crowethorp, Osbert de, 353.
Croxden, Crokesdcn, Crokisden [co. Staf-
ford], abbot of, 72, 12.'5, 127, 190.
Croyde. See Troide.
Croyland, Croulond, Croilaund, Cruland [co.
Lincoln], abbot of, 72, 74, 93, 313,
353.
abbey, 05, 232, 244.
Richard, abbot of, 314, 324, 353.
Croylaiind, Henry de, 311.
Rojjer de, 314.
Croyz. See Croiz.
Cruce. See Croiz.
Cruche. See Crich.
Crude. See Croide.
Crues, Milo de, 261, 316.
Crugleton. Crigelton and Gailewcye [co.
Wigton], castle of, 497.
Cruk'. See Criccieth.
Crok, John de, 294.
Crukerne. See Crewkeme.
Cruket. .See Criccieth,
Crukhowel. See Crickhowel.
Crukyn. .See Criccieth.
Crukjth. .Sec Criccieth.
Cruland. See Croyland.
Cmlefeld, Henry de, 230.
Crull, John dc, 208.
, Richard d«, 208.
Crumbacy, William de, 428
Crunipe John le, 4'i.
Crundaie [co. Kent], church of, 32.
Crundel, Ralph, 101.
Crunden, co. Kssex. 412, 456, 460.
Crundewell, Ma.-<ter Nichola.s. parson of, 238.
Crundewell. See Cranwell.
Crupe«. .SVe Croupe^.
Cms, Hugh, 250.
See also Croiz.
Crusade, 341.
See Croiz.
Crydyc, Roger de, 93.
See aUo Croide.
Cryketot. See Criketot.
Cubbingtoo, Cubinton [co. Warwick], 230.
Cudel^iton, co. York, 513.
Codington, Master Thomas de, 407.
Cuey, William de, 99,
Cughe, William de, 325.
Cubirde. .See Couharde.
(juldecote, William son of William do, 190.
Culeham, Cokham, Nicholas de, prior of
Abingdon, elected abbot, 323, 324.
Culesdon. See Coulsdon.
Culford [co. Suffolk], lettar* patent dated at,
487-492.
Culling, Robert, 320.
Culspore. .SVe (Joldspur.
Cultiller See Cuteler.
Culverd, John, 100, 196.
, Sibyl wife of Robert, 477.
Culy, Walter de, 402.
Culyur, Adam de, 222.
, Ranvilpb de, 222.
Cumba Martini, William de, 392.
Cumbe. .See Combe.
Cuinbe, Richard de, 330, 460.
, Roger son of Roger de, .514.
, Susanna de, 362.
Cumber, William le, 203.
Cumberland co., 29, 44, 48,. 115, 116, 139,
265, 344, 485.
, sheriff of, 1, 35, 45, 365, 475
See also Breus, Robert de.
, pleas of the foie.st in, 187.
Cumbertrees, William de. 214.
Cumbremare. See Combermerc.
Cumet, Giles, 104.
Cummyn. See Comyn.
Cumpton. See Compton.
Cumseyc, John le, 103.
Cumund, lierard de, 379.
Cumwheuery, 401, 512.
Cuney, .\vice, 282.
Cunirghethau, Philip, Simon, and John his
brothers, 167.
Cunnoght. See Connaught.
Cunte. Andrew le, 515.
Cupeldyk, Cupyldyk, Cuppeldik, Roger de,
313, 314, 324, 353.
Curcy See Courcy.
Curi Revel, John de, 365.
Curlu, Richard .son of Richard, 90.
Ctirtenay, Curteneye Kleanor wife of Husrh
de, 497.
"ugh de, 148, 162, 274, 275, 472,
483, 497, .■|07.
, John de, 148.
Ciirteys, Isaac, 153.
, Richard, 23.
, Roger le, 468.
, Thomas, 407.
Curzun, Cur.son, Curzouo, John dc, and Isa-
bella his wife, 81.
, Richard, 272.
, Richard de, 511
Robert de, 274.
, Walter de, 238.
Cusak, John de, 51.
CuBC, Robert, 411.
Cusereggc, Reginald de, 395.
Custom in Ireland, 36.
new, ly, 44, 127, 37«.
' Custos,' Roh«rt called, 443.
'Cuitumanni,' 78.
Cutttummelbrigge, eo. D»Ton, 9i.
570
GENERAL INDEX.
Cutelcr. Cutvlcr. Cultiller, Geoffrey le, 485,
437.
William le. 41.
Cutsdean. Cott'Moii [co. Woicester], 451.
CutJinp, Jobu, 520.
Cuueleyo by Oxford. See Cowley.
CuTclegh. See Cowley.
Cuwyk. See Cowick.
Cycextre, William de, 43.
Cyprus, 465.
Cyrlnnd. See Shirlaiid.
D
Dabernon, Dabernun, John, 512.
Roger, 98.
Dacre, Dakre, Kauulph de, or Ranulph, con-
stable of the Tower, 10, 11, 33, 70,
102, 141, 143, 147, 148, 221, 228, 235.
Dadeliugton, Uohert de, 9.
Dadington, Dadyuton, John de, 198.
, Richard de, 418.
Dadinton [Doddington, co. Lincoln?], church
of, 478.
Dadynton. See Dadington.
Daeta, Davette, William, or William de,
281, "286.
Dagenhale, Richard de, 267.
Daggeworthe. See Dagworth.
Dagworth, co. Suffolk, 185, 235.
Dagworthe, Daggewrth, John de, 235.
, John son of John de, 498, 499.
Dainghebury. See Danbury.
Dakre. See Dacre.
Dalhy, Robert de, 94.
Dale la [co. Derby], 93, 94.
, abbot of, 93.
Dale, prebend of, 343.
Dale Andrew de la, 93.
Dalerun, Roger, 224.
Dalling, 193.
Dalston [co. Cumberland], barony, 475.
Dalswj-nton, Richard de, 391.
Dalton, 342.
Dalton, South [co. York], church of, 450.
Dalton, Roger de, 166.
Master William de, parson of St.
Mary, Bynnebrok, 507.
Dam, Flanders, 361.
Damasei, Justorus, of Lucca, 33.
Damelleyes by Stubbiley [co. Durham], 604.
Damerham, Domerham, co. Wilts, 96.
Danbury, Dainghebury, Daningbury [co.
Essex], 184, 235, 419.
, wood of, 11.
park of, 63.
chapel of, 392.
Danby [co. York], 179, 180.
Danceseye, Richard de, 326.
Daneby. See D.iuby.
Dnnegeye. See Denffie.
Daneseye [co. Essex], 87.
Danesy, John, 216.
Daneys, Deneys, Adnm le, 252.
, John, 419.
Richard de, 35.
, Richard le, 96.
, Robert le, 153, 202, 2.54, 2.W, 383,
458, 514.
Daniel, Danyel, Sir John, 237.
, John, 43, 60.
, Richard his son, 60.
, Richard, 43.
, Roger, 475.
, William, 448.
, William son of, parson of Aberfrau,
340.
, Cadogan ap, 343.
Daningbury. See Danbury.
Daningsbiry See Danbury.
Danyngebyry. See Danbury.
' Darcis,' Peter called, 484.
See also Arcis.
Darel, Ralph, 206.
, William, parson of Brodeworth, 322.
Darley [co. Derby], 93.
, abbot of, 143.
Henry de Kettheleston, abbot of,
267.
, William de Aslop, abbot of, 268.
Darlington [co. Durham], letters patent dated
at, 491, 504, 517.
Dartford [co. Kent], 444.
, farm of, 368.
Dartmoor, co. Devon, forest of, 41.
, free chace of, 14, 258.
Daunati Guido, 311.
See also Donati.
Dauncer, William, 93.
Dauneye, Aulnay, Nicholas, abbot of, 252.
, abbot of, 135, 443.
Daveneport, Roger de, 76.
, Vivian de, 76.
Daventry [co. Northampton], 516.
Daverson, William, 341.
Daveys, Roger le, 42.
, , Matilda his wife, 42.
, William his son, and Mary hie
wife, 42.
, , , John his son, 42.
David, Adam son of, 494.
, brother of Llewellyn eon of Llewellyn
son of Griffin, 321.
, Eynon son of, 121.
, Howel son of, 121, 521.
, John son of, de Barry, 224.
, Parvus, 521.
, Meuricus son of, 397.
, Richard, 199.
I
GENERAL IXDEX.
571
Da^'id — cont.
, son of Griffin, 88.
, son of Thiewargus, 531.
, son of Audoenas, 521.
, son of Madoc, 121.
, son of Louharph, 121.
, son of Meiler, 121.
, son of Ener, 121.
son of Griffin Abwenonwin, .305.
, Vaghan, 121.
, Walter >on of, de Carrik, 463.
William, 167.
Daville, John dc, 76.
Davv, Gilbert, 97.
Dawel, Peter, 4J8.
Dajette. See Daete.
Dayleford, Robert de, 119.
Deacy, Gocelinus de, 467.
Goscelin Ic, rector of O.xned, 353.
Dean, Dene, church of, 131.
Forest [co. Gloucester], 2, 10, 31, 66,
67, 123, 16>», 170, 412, 499, 500.
keeper of. See Pauncefot.
, rolls of ihe regard in, 85.
Debden, Depeden [co. Essex], 87.
Deboner, Nicholas le, 286.
Decoy, 413.
Dee [co. Chester], 82,369.
, fishery in, 135.
Deer-leap, 67, 108,345.
Defeasance of land through inability to per-
form services, 464.
Dehewend, Adam son of .\dam, 338.
Deighton [co. York], 472.
Dekne, Maurice le, 298.
, Robert le, 47.
Walter, 424.
Delamere Forest [co. Chester], 135, 137.
Delbek, Edward, 438.
Delegan, Deigaun, 351, 359.
Delse, William de, 251.
Denardegton, Denarstoii, Humphrey de, 94.
Master Laurence de, 61, 94.
, Peter de, 61, 94.
, William de, 297.
William son of Humphrey do, '94.
Denbigh, 136.
letters patent dated at, 38-40, 50, 186.
, men of, 383.
Dene, Reginald de, 441.
Robert le, 517.
Dene. See Dean.
Maudut, church of, 868.
Deneby, John de, 205.
Denccaatrc, Roger de, 160.
Denemarch. See Denmark.
Deneys. See Daucys.
Dengemareys. See Dunge Marsh.
Dengie, Danegeye, co. Essex, 4S2.
? Daneseye [co. EMex], 87.
Denham [co. Buckingham ?], 466.
Denis, Thomas, 320.
Denmark, 171.
merchant of, 205.
Denston, John de, 390.
Denton, Hamo de, 170.
lohn de, 107.
Deodands of England granted to the Domus
Conversoruin, 3o3.
in Ireland, 356.
Deopham [co. Norfolk], 489.
Depe, Anselm de, 56.
Depeden. See Debden.
Dephara. See Deopham.
Derby, pavage for, 391.
county, 29, 44, 49, 65, 87. 94, 115,
154, 187, 207, 265, 389, 40i>, 520.
, sheriff of, 351, 391.
.See also Chaddeworth, William de.
, Master Jordan, Archdeaou of, 190.
Derby, Hugh de, 13.
, Master John de, dean oi' Lichfield,
12.
, Master Jordan, archdeacon of, 190.
Richard de, 436.
, Simon de, 267.
, Thomas de, 373.
Dereham, Derham [co. Norfolk], gaol of, 287.
, East [co. Norfolk], 165.
, gaol of, 264.
, West [co. Norfolk], 157.
, letters patent dated at, 156, 202.
, , abbot and convent of, 157.
, stone bridge of, 157.
, Fiahuscroft in, 157.
Derehey, Adam de, 285.
Derehurst, Derhurst [co. Gloucester], 275.
prior of, 66.
Derham, Thomas de, 292.
Dering, Peter, 1 59.
, Thomas, 408.
Derlee. See Derleye.
Derleye. See Darlcy.
, Derlee, Amicia dc, 473.
, Richard de, 513.
, Robert son of Robert de, 87.
Derling, Martin, 215. 217.
Derlinton, John de, archbishop of Dublin, 120.
Robert de, 120.
Dernagh, Walter de, canon of Clonard. 19.
Dernedon, co. Buckingham, 99.
Derneford, Henry de, 275.
, William de. 142, 206, 275, 309.
Dernington, John di-, 172.
Derplahes, Thomas dc, 120.
Derson, Richard de, 246.
Descninge. See Disning.
Desmond, 165.
Desnigh, Desniug, De«nyng. See Disnin/^.
DMpcoa, William de la, 161.
572
GENERAL INDEX.
D«ip«iser. Hugh 1.', 87, 24*:. L>67, 26P. 270.
319, 3-2b.
, John le, 97.
Kichnrd lp. 239.
Kohert le, 96.
K. (t. NV.I.). 26.
Willinm le, 112.
, William son of Adam, 303.
Deubcneye, Alice, 405.
Deiilacre!'. See Dieulacres.
DfTeleston. Thomas de, 167.
Devenejp, Richard de, 261.
Richard le, 131.
, Warin le, 169.
Dcverel, Richard de, 138.
Deverell, Roper de, 68. 292.
Deverus, William, 274.
Derizes [co. Wilts], 270, 444.
farm of, 368.
Castle, 280, 503.
, castle and manor of, 270.
park at, 270.
, town and cat^tle of, 279.
, letters patent dated at, 13-16, 18, 45,
46, 443-446, 458.
Devon county, 6, 9, 20, 73, 93, 102, 112, 145,
153, '-'65, 270, 280, 285, 291, 333, 341,
342, 406, 428, 515, 519.
, sheriff of, 6, 215, 351, 360.
See also John. Matthew son of.
Sandwyco, Ralph de.
assizes, 102.
forest in, 80, 332, 333, 522.
sub-escheator in, 384.
Devonport or Sutton (Suthtun in the port of
flymouth) [co. Devon], 522.
Deynecurt, William, 249.
Deynslenes, 74.
Deyvill, John de, 401.
' Diarpe,' 2.
Dichinpham. See Ditchingham.
Didmarton [co. Gloucester], church of, 433.
Dieulacres [co. Stafford], abbot of, 130.
abbot and convent of, 137.
Elia«, abbot of, 269.
Dieppe, .501.
DiiTge, Peter, 96.
Diggeby, John de, 159, 209, 256.
, William de, 79.
•^ Dighton. See Deighton.
Dighton, John de, 112.
Digswell, Dykenes-well [co. Hertford], 214.
Digun, Dygnn, Robert, 17, 18.
Diholton, Emma de, 165.
Dikei, Richard, 209.
Dilewyk, co. Bedford, 41G.
Dilham [co. Norfolk], 222,
Dilington, Richard de, 61.
DilstoB [co. Northumberland], 504.
Dilwyn, Dylon [co. Hereford] , church of, 89.
Dimmock. See Dymock.
Dininiok, Dymmok, Henry, 34,
, Robert de, 461.
, William de, 205.
Dine. Sec Dyne.
Dincbcgli. See Denbigh.
Dingele, Dingel, Dingell, Dingeley, Henry de,
canon of Ossulston, 146, 229, 312.
, Huph de, 284, 478.
Dinham. See Dynham.
Dinione, Dominia de, 199.
DinningtoD, Dinington, Roger son of Alice
de, 500.
, Thomas de, 61.
Discher, Richard le, 325.
Dishley, Dixie, co. Leicester, 48.
Disning, Desnigh, Desninge, co. Suffolk, 851,
352, 359, 360.
Diston [co. Hereford], 20.
Ditchingham, co. Norfolk, 305.
Diteneshale, Henry de, 418.
Ditton, CO. Cambridge, 60, 180, 184, 417.
, letters patent dated at, 157.
Ditton, Dytton, John de, 61, 289, 294.
,., Luke de, 61.
, , John his son, 61.
, Peter de, 241, 267.
See also Dutton.
Divelek. See Duleek.
Divelin. See Dublin
Dixie. .Sec Dishley.
Dobyn, John, 10.
Docheric, Nicholas de, 300.
Dock, Simon, 89.
Dockyng, Richard son of Nicholas de, 125.
Dodding, Doding, Alexander, 96.
..., Margery wife of Adam, 459.
, Thomas, 120.
Doddingeseles, Dodiugeseles, Hugh de, 185.
, William de, 519.
Doddington, Dadinton [co. Lincoln], church
of, 478.
[co. Somerset], 82.
Dode, Robert, 95.
, Roger, 303, 307, 317.
, Roger son of, 38.
Dodenham, [Doddenham, co. Worcester], 451.
Doding. See Dodding.
Dodingston, William de, 354.
Dodington. .See Doddington.
Dodington, Hugh de, 297.
Dodinton, eo. Salop, wood of, 10.
'Doffeud. See Duffield.
Doget, Peter, 373.
, Ralph, and Alice his wife, 426.
Doggefoet, Alan, 97.
Dogi, Hubert, 352.
Dole, la, 343.
Dolegayer, 458.
, Peter d«, 458.
I
GENERAL IXDEX.
573
Dolgaaewall, Gerva^e de, 72.
Dolma, Walter dv, parsou of Preston, 353.
Dolt, Ralph, SU-l.
Doluidalan. See Dolwyddeluu.
Doluoreyn, liberty of, 517.
Dolvaur, 459.
Dolwyddelau [co. Carnarvou], letters patent
dated at, 64, 65, 9C.
Dolrva, John de, 480
Domerham. See Damerham.
Dorous CoDversorum. Set Loudon.
Sfir a/to Jews.
Don, Doune, John son of Walter, 168.
, William de, 404.
See aho Doune.
Douaghmore, Douenacbmore, church of, 327.
Donati, Hu^h, 36.
Johu, and James his brother, mer-
chants of Floreuce, 5.
, James, 36.
Thorisianus, 36.
, Master Foncius, 334.
See also Daunati.
Doncaster, co. York, 330, 514.
Donecan, Godfrey, 1 12.
Donecastre. See Doncaster.
Donecastre, John de, 278.
, Thomas de, 473.
Donelmia. See Dunelmia.
Donepol, \fatthew de, 61.
Donescurry. See Duncurry.
Donewyco, William son of .John de, and t
Richard, Augustin, and Peter his
brothers, 167.
Doneza, William de la, and Bernard bis
brother. 371.
Doiihead, Dunheved, co. Wilts, 382.
Donington, Donynton, Eva wife of Peter de,
202-203.
Richard de, 94.
Donington [co. Lincoln], 486.
Doninton [co. Leicester], 94.
Donmowe, GeofFrey de, 205.
Donnuth'ine;;iin, 74.
Donne. See Don.
Doutetis. .See Duntish.
Dony, William, 93.
Donynton. See Donington.
Doo, Johu le, 341.
Dor, James son of Ricliard, 260.
Dorcestre. Ste Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorcostre, 348.
[co. Oxford], All Saiuts' church, 358,
433.
, abbot of, 9, 10.
Dore [co.llen^fonlj, abbot and conventof, 116.
Dorebarre, Henry, 348.
Doreward, Roger le, 48.
Dorkctstre. See Dorchester.
Dorkecestre. See Dorchester.
Dorkingg, John de, 3U'J.
Dorset, CO., 64, 134, 142, 145, 161, 18G, 202,
265, 294, 299, 303. 309, 317, 326, 341,
401, 406, 413, 454, 519.
, archdeacon of. See Braudeston,
Henry de.
, sheriff of, 8, 14, 34, 351, 36(J, 406.
See u/so Sancto Laudo, John de.
, forest iu, 136, 195, 332, 333, 522.
Dorsete, Robert de, 190.
Master Robert de, 271.
Dortou, CO. Buckingham, 115, 175, 284.
Dosa, Douse, Dusa, Duse, Bartholomew de,
313, 342, 419, 481.
Douai, 222,291, 416, 473, 505.
Douenacbmore. See Donaghinore.
Douenald, William son of, le Clerk, 487.
Doueualdus, Angus sou of, aud Alexander bis
sou, 500.
Doueth, Stephen de, 166.
Dounuraeneye. See Amuey.
Doune, Alice de la, 461.
Gilbert, 510.
, William de la, 342.
See also Dou.
Douse, Bartholomew de la, 481.
See also Dosa.
Dover [co. Kent], 75, 86, 124, 248, 318, 423,
489, 501.
barons of, 314, 384.
, biirons of port of, 162.
Castle, 18, 83.
, , constable of, 18.
, Domus Dei of, 157, 407.
port of, 86, 27C, 314. 384, 462, 517,
520.
, keepers of. See Burn. Johu de ;
Orlaveston, William de ; Feuecestre,
John de.
, letters pat««t dated at, 237, 247, 248,
318.
passage at, exemption from, 124.
, St. Radegund, abbot and convent of,
362.
Dover, Dovor, Dovre, Dovorr', Dovoria, Mas-
ter John de, 384.
, John de, 83, 395.
John son of Bartholomew de, and
Robert and Thomas his brothers, 362.
Richard <lt\ 181.
, Walter de, prebeuditry of Hastings
Castle. 429.
, William <le, 182, 266.
, William de, late dean of St. Mary's,
Shrewsbury, 12.
Dovercourt, co. Ksscx, 97, 441.
Dowaco, John de, 441.
Doway. See Douai.
Dowi^k, Joliii abbot of, 426.
Down, Ireland, archdeacon of. See Bvbam.
, bishop of. 314.
574
GENERAL INDEX.
Down — eont.
Amncjr. See Amiiey.
Downhani ? Duuhnni [co. Suflfolk], Ur), 305.
Dowiihanifcnl, Uiuihrtinford [co. Kent],
hundred of, IOC.
Donuhead, Duuhevcd, co. Somerset, 104,
208.
DowotoD, Ouuton, co Wilts, 102.
? [co. Wilts], church of, 30.
Dowzrng, John, 320.
Draghestrau, Gcoftiey de, 99.
Dragbton, Roger de, 204.
Draitou Wik [Drajtou, co. Berks?], 461.
Drak'. Richard, 38.
Drake, VcUt, 63.
Urano, Robert, 97.
Dranefeld. See Dronfield.
Drapery, licence to keep a, 224.
Drax, John de, 413, 492.
Drayton. 235, 273, 407.
Drayton Dry [co. Cambridge], 235.
Dayton. Drayton Wik [co. Rerk.s], 461.
Dra\ton, Dreyton, Dreiton, John dc, 265,
487.
, Roger de, treasurer of Edmund Earl
of Cornwall, 133, 489, 517, 520.
'., Simon de, 299.
William de, canon of Dorchester, 10.
William de, 42, 337, 367, 371, 403.
Drefaur, 459.
Dreiton. See Drayton.
Dreu, Walter, 141.
See also Dru.
Dreux, Jolenta daughter of R. count of, and
John her brother, 189.
Dreys, Geoffrey le, 209.
Dreyton. See Drayton.
Driffeld, Adam de, 504.
, Roger de, 166.
Driffield, co. York, 158.
Drinkale, William, 189.
Droeys, Ralph le, 75.
Drogheda, Ireland, 33, 55, 57.
Friars Preachers of, 178.
, church of St. Marv, John vicar of,
127.
Drokeneford, John de, parson of Moneweden,
349.
Drokenesford, John de, 470.
Drometh, 74.
Dronfield, Dranefeld [co. Derby], letters
patent dated at, 385.
Droumeyneth, 74.
Drosselan. See DrysUw^Ti.
Dru, Alilandus, 510.
See also Dreu.
Druel, Druell, Druill, Bald', 245.
, John, 405, 406, 456, 457, 474.
, Roesia, wife of, William de, 329.
Roesia, 364.
See also Dry well.
Drues, John, 292.
Drugge, John, 507.
Drunu'inor, 74.
Drumeskyn, Ireland, 365.
Drumn'.eskyn. See Drumskyn.
Druuiskyn, Drummeskyu, Drumeskyn, Rich-
ard de, 130, 158".
, Richard de, and Ela his wife, 368.
Drunkemau, Robert, 100.
Drury, Richard, 100.
, William, 208.
Drye Merston, Alice de, 208.
Drysllwyn, Drosselan [co. Carmarthen], 462.
Castle, 293, 301, 320.
castle of, constable oF. See Plog-
onet.
Drywel, Baldwin, 231.
See aho Druel.
Dubbe, Richard, 367.
Dublin, 18, 51, 66, 68, 117, 201, 257, 264,
373, 378-380, 4-39, 451, 489.
, barons and good men of, 380.
, justices of the Bench. See Bagot,
Hacche.
, Bench at, 36, 79, 314, 338.
, , chirographer of, 63.
Castle, 210, 341.
, ...:.., hostages in, 369.
, Common Pleas, justices of the, 132.
Exchequer. See Ireland.
, , walling of, 380.
, fee farm, &c., 197.
, Friars Preachers of, 178.
gaol, 403.
mayor, 482.
, merchant seal, 482.
, murage for, 117, 380.
, Hoges near St. Mary's, Isolda de la
Hide, abbess of, 293.
, St. Patrick's church, 120, 126, 363.
, , prebend in, 123.
) Holy Trinity, prior and convent of,
120.
, church, 126.
, , , prebend in, 155.
, St. Thomas the Martyr, abbot of, 17,
505, 506.
, , abbot and convent of, 435.
, , Ralph de Wyltshire, prior of,
elected abbot, 413.
, , William called Walensis, abbot
of, 388.
, archbishopric of, 123, 129, 146, 149,
155,380.
, , issues of for Wales, 170.
, archbishop of, 437, 470.
, See a/so Derlinton. Saunford.
, John archbishop of, 34, 120, 177,
188, 301, 302, 322, 326, 338, 387, 413,
426, 448, 449.
, John archbishop of, justiciary of Ire-
land, 301.
GENERAL INDEX.
575
Dublio, Jobu archbishop of — cunt.
, , supplying the placf of the
justiciary, 302.
, county, 40, 257.
Duclerk, Etta, mercbaat of Gascuuy, 16.
Ductu, Tbomai tie, 516.
Duddeleye. See Dudley.
Duddresweli, Thomax de, G21.
Dudley, co. Worcester, 465.
, prior and convent of, 197.
Dudmartun. .See Didmartoo.
Duffeld. See Dufficld.
'.., Hichard de, 275.
Duffield, Uoffeud [co. Derby], 200, 202.
, church of, 151.
, chapel of St. Thoma.s the Martvr in,
151.
Dufford, Walter de, 483.
Duge, John, 90.
Duk, Henry le, 168.
Duke, Walter, 97.
Duket, Hugh, 116.
, Laurence, 143, 266.
John, 312.
Stephen, 312.
Duleek, Divelek [co. Meath], St. Mary's,
Nicholas, abbot of, 69, 298.
Dumbenny, church of, 365.
Dumblaiie, Robert, bishop of, 74.
Dumbleton, Diimbiitou, Muster John de,
parson of Kel'.s, 224.
Master John de, archdeacon of Kells,
379.
Dunameneye. See Amney, Down.
Dunbrochv, Port St. Marv, Peter abbot of,
249.
Duncurry, church of, 31, 73, 250.
Dundalk [co. Louth], 380.
St. Leonard's, prior and brethren of,
380.
Dundouenel, Nesta de, 227.
Dundrennan, Dundraynan, Galloway, 500.
Dune, Dun, Christiana de la, 369.
, Laurence de, 77.
Peter, 77.
Richard de, 40.
, Thomas de, pai-son of Hyaunton, 153.
, Walter de. prior of Bath, 77.
, William de, and Benedicta his wife,
75, 193, 209.
.. , William de, 194.
, William son of William de, 194.
, William le, 112, 138, 140, 194.
William de la, 429, 432, 494.
See also Doune, Don.
Dunekeswcil. See Dunkeswell.
Dunelmia, Duuolmia, Donelniiu, Hcnrv de,
23.'., 252, 271, 321, 409, 414.
, Henry de, parson of Leatherhead,
321.
, Hugh de, 262.
Dunelmia, Dunolmia, Donelmia — cont.
, John de, 518.
lolanus de, 429.
Duu[elmia], Peter de, 261.
Dunepole, eo. Somerset, 101.
Dunesby. See Duusby.
Dunesford. See Diinsford.
Dunesterre. See Dunster.
Dunfen, Thomas, 277.
Dungarvau iu Decies [co. Waierford], castle
of, 123.
, diocese of I^i^more, church of, 196.
Dunge Marsh, Dengemureys, co. Kent, 255,
256.
Duiihull, Adam de la, 484.
Diiuham [Downham, co. Suffolk ?],305.
Dunham, Laurence de, 248.
Duiihamford. .See Downhamford.
Dunhevcd. See Downhoad.
See also Launceston.
See also Donhead .
Dunheved, Walter de, 53, 104, 108, 208.
Dunhurst [co. Sussex], 81.
Dunkelden, John de, 463.
Dunkeswell, Dunekeswell [co. Devon],
abbot of, 183.
Dunsby, Dunesby, co. Lincoln, 385.
, church of St. Andrew, 385.
Dunsforil, Dunesford [co. Devon], 373.
advowson of, 373.
Dunsley, Dunsele [co. York], 38.
Dunstanvill Curabe, co. Wilts, 458.
Dunstable, Dunstapel [co. Bedford], 332,
401, 469.
gaol, 284.
, William, prior of, 141.
Dunsfaj.le, John de, 348.
, Thomas de, 519.
Dunstarr. See Dunster.
Dunster, co. Somerset, 356.
Castle, 8,24.
town, 24.
, prior of, 24,
Dnnsterrc, Humphrey de, 346.
Duntesburn, Roger de, 230.
Duntish, Dontetis, co. Dorset, 20o.
Dunton, co. Warwick, 407.
[Downton ?J, CO. Wilts, 102.
, church of, 30.
Dunwich, CO. Suffolk, 68, 98, 320, 323, 428
452.
, burges.ses of, 42.
, burgesses and good men of, 46.
commonalty of the town of, 383.
gaol, 286.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 279.
, Damns Dei at, 338.
Friars Minors of, 383.
Dunyon, Ralph, 27.
Duou, Peter, 362.
Durantcsthorp, John de, 516.
576
GENERAL INDEX.
Durdont, Adaui, 204.
l)urdrH(jht. Nicholas rlc, luid Walter his son,
41.'».
Uurebv, Isle of Man, church of St. Patrick
"in. 483
Durham, ."»47, 504.
archdca.'on of. See Luda, William
de.
, letter* pateut duted at, 492, 503, 504,
519.
, hospital of St. Leouard's, 504.
parish of Sr. Oswald the Kiug, 504.
, prior and convent of, 67, 418, 492.
bishopric of, 5fi, 60, 60, 71, 73-75.
bishop of. See Bek. Insula.
A. bishop of, 192.
...Hugh, bishop of (temp. Hen. II.),
501.
.., V. bishop of, 1C5.
, Robert, late bishop of, 67.
During, Walter, 121, 250.
Diirsoii, Peter, 509.
Dusa. .SVe Dosa.
Duse, Bartholomew de la, 342.
Dust, Roger, 37.
Dutton, Peter de, 336.
See also Ditton.
Duuelek. See Duleek.
Duze, Roger le Fiz, 307.
Dydona, 411.
Dygun. Sei" Digun.
Dykeneswell. See Digswell.
Djleswezthorp, co. Norfolk, 98.
Dylon. See Dilwyn.
Dyme, John, 265, 400, 424.
Dymmok. .See D\mock.
Dymock [co. Gloucester], 269, 338.
Dyn. See Dyne.
Dynas, John de, 64.
Dynaund, Oliver de, 333.
5ee rt/so Dynham.
Dynaunt, Oliver, 445.
Dynbey. See Denbigh.
Dyne, Dine, Dyn, Alice wife of Henry de,
16, 23, 51, 60.
Henry de, 16, 23, 51, 60.
Henry, 478.
, Walter, 348.
Dynevor [co. Carmarthen], corpus of the
castle of, 341.
Dvnham, Dyneham, Oliver de, 201, 211, 399,
513.
, Robert de, 455.
See also Dynaund.
Dyothugin, 342.
Dyssington, Gilbert de, 5.
Dyston. See Distou.
See aZso Aston.
Dytton. See Ditton.
Dyvelston. See Dilston.
, Thomas de, and Lucy his wife, 504.
E
E— , Master Adam de, 394.
Eiulmund, John, 377.
Eagle, Eycle [co. Lincola], 244.
Ealgar, Earl, 26.
Eardisley [co. Hereford], castle of, 340.
Earl, Roger son of the, 55.
Early, Erie, Orle [co. Berks], 164, 167.
Earsham, Ersham [co. Norfolk] , 73.
Easby. See St. Agatha.
Eastbridge, Estbrigge, co. Kent, 407.
Easter, High, co. Essex, 235, 284.
, park of, 100.
Eastland and Norway, 116.
Easton [co. Wilts], 470.
Easton-by-Bristol [co. Gloucester], 351.
Easton Clinton, co. Buckingham, 479.
Eastry [co. Kent], 77.
Eastwood [co. Essex], 269.
, letters patent dated at, 152, 321.
Eaton, Eyton [co. Chester], 125.
, Eton, CO. Hereford, church of, 52.
Ebbesborne-Wake, Eblesbourne-Wak« [co.
Wilts], 181.
Eberren, 457.
Ebesham. See Epsom.
Eblesburne Wake. See Ebbesborne.
Eboraco, Bonamicus de, Jew of York, 379,
382.
, Joceus his son, 382.
, John de, 366, 379, 479, 505.
, Ralph de, archdeacon of Sudbury, 263.
, Richard de, 461.
, Roger de, 395.
, Thomas de, 468, 509.
, Master William de, 158.
, William, de, 313, 314.
Eborard son of Matilda, Fulk son of, 49.
Ebroicis, Ebroycis, Master John de, 450, 476.
Ebroycis. See Ebroicis.
Eccham, William de, 488, 489.
Eccles, Ekkeles, Hecles, Hekles, John son of
Simon de, 46.
, William brother of John, 46.
, Richard son of Simon de, 46.
, Adam son of Simon de, 46.
, Roger son of Simon de, 46.
, Roger son of Simon de, 88.
Ecclesall, Eccleshale [co. York], 209.
Eccleshale, co. Warwick, 307.
, Ralph de, 209.
Eccleshill? Okeleshawe [co. Lancaster], 500.
Echingham, Echinghamme, William de, 105,
265, 266, 342, 404, 453, 514.
Eckington, co. Worcester, 167, 204, 254.
I
(iENEUAL INDEX.
577
Ed»le, Kydale [co. Derby), fll
Eddeuenetl or Edeuevet ion of Mi-iler, 121,
321.
Eddlesborough, Edlesber^b [co. Buckiug-
lani], 476.
EdeliogLam, Edliogbaui, Walter de, 'il'i, 219,
319.
Edelmgtou. William -de, 299.
Edenbridge, I'ouui Edolf [co. Kent], 351,
360. 484
Edewvne, Uich*ril, 133.
Etlgmond, Egemuiidon [co. Salop], church
of, 423.
Edinburgh, 354.
sbrieTalty of. 501.
, letters pateut dated at, 440.
Edlesber<;b. See Eddlesboioiigh.
Edlinghani. See Edeliiigham.
Edmund, earl of I.,ancaster, the king's brother,
38, 39, 41,49, 53, 56, 59, 79, 107, 118,
120, 122, 151. 167. 171, 180, 131, 189.
190, 201, 202, 207, 208. 218, 220. 225,
235, 238, 239, 240, 247, 263, 268, 278,
279, 282, 292, 302, 324, 325, 3.50, 372,
374, 379, 382, 385, 39,'?, 400, 413-415.
417, 426, 430, 433, 435, 451, 4'^p2, 456,
463, 46«, 467 477. 480.482.483, 486,
487. 508, 510.
his sons lleury and John, 243,
464.
Thomas his son, 243, 382.
, Aveliua his wife, 122, 174.
, Blanche queen of Navarre, his
consort, 190.
.Veer aiso Navarre.
, his parks in cos. Derby and
StaflFord, 279.
, his forests, 167.
, , his men assaulted, 49.
, Earl of Leicester, .son of Eleanor, 243.
, Thomas, Henry, and John his
sons, 243.
earl of Cornwall, 14, 18, 19, 33, 35
38, 40, 52, .53, 69, 70, 77, 83, 90-92,
132, 141, 149, 151, 163, 221, 231, 237,
248, 258, 261, 265, 203, 271-275, 277,
278, 2H:), 289. 298, 3('5, 313, 342, 344,
355, 36.1, 364, 366, 372, 374, 380, 392,
420, 489, 505, 515, 517, 520.
, the king's kiusuian, 435.
Robert 96.
EdrintoD, Henry dt-, 443.
Eilstrope ?, Etherop [co. Wilts], 120.
Edvin-I.oach, Yedefenloges [co. Worcester],
rhurch of, 493
Edward Confessor, sometime king of England,
charter of, 26.
Edward I., kitig of Englaml, the king's advo-
cate.' .S>c Gundnlphis, Master Andrew
de.
, his baker. .See Kynebultou.
his barged, 131.
, butler of . ■$«« Colurabariis, Matthew
de.
«3U14.
' Edwanl I., &c. — cvnt.
carpenter of. See Preene, Maitter
William de.
chapels of, liberties of, 860.
. , council, 397, 402.
I , daughter of, 444.
, Margaret. See Margaret.
, debts due to, 19.
.engineer, 135, 137.
See also Ingeuiator.
falconer of. See Hauvill.
horses of, 508.
household of, steward of the. See
Monte Alto. Chaumpvent.
, letters of, 341.
, loans to. See Loaus.
, marriage of his daughter with P. king
of Arragon, 10.
, merchants, 249.
, pnntler, 381. Sec Vienna, John de.
, pilgrimage of, to Canterbury, 198.
, steward of. See Holebrok.
, surgeon of. See Surgeon.
, tailor (cissor), 343, 363.
See Adinettus ; Richard de Le-
minster ; Adam de Uedik ; Robert d«
Brokeleye or Bickeleye.
Edward, son of Edward I , 339, 383, 386,
387.
his marriage, 327.
.Martin his cook, 371.
, Alice his nurse, 323.
, lord of Feuthieu, 420, 43*.
Kdwardestou [co. SufiFolk], 247, 293, 394,
416, 422.
Eem, Eemme, Etu, Hugh, 45.
, John, 332.
, John le Fiz, 45.
William brother of Johu, 45.
William, 45.
Egeham. See Egham.
Egemundon. See Edgmoud.
Egermnnd, Henry de, 291.
Eggeniero, Master John de, 21.
Eggesclive, William de, 248, 289, 4o».
Egham [co. Surrey], 1.
Eglestou, Eglinestou [co. Dorset], chapel of
St. Margaret. 399.
Egnianton [co. Nottingham], church of, 34.
Ehsseby. See Ashby.
Ekanl, Peter, and William bis «on, 389.
Sri- also A card.
Ekcl, North Wales, 457.
Ekinton. See Eckingtoa.
Ekkcles. See Eccles.
Elaund, Hugh de, 440.
Elbriiggc. John de. 136.
Ei<lin^', Elias de, 224, 266.
Elding^e. See Yaldixi^.
o O
67S
GENERAL INDEX.
Klcnnor. the king's couBorf. 2()-2a, 29, 32,
iH, 4(<. ft'.'. 5ft. (i2. 65. r.7, TC. 89, 10.'),
\o». I1.1. 11-t. 119. 126. 137, 146, U7,
164, 173-17.'>. ISO. 184. 186. 187, 193,
194. 207. 210, 2I'_'. 218. 248, 27'.', 320,
32'.. 330. 331. 340. 350, 3,'.l, 361, 369.
376. 3'7. 384, 394, 398. 406, 411, 413,
414. 416. 417, 419, 420, 431, 432, 439,
465, 466, 468, 470, 474, 476, 478, 48J,
4^7. 4!U). jd.'), 519.
her -itewiinl. iVe Cressinghaiii, Hugh
Je.
keepiT of the queen's gold.
See Ikrw yk, Johu de.
, hi>r biiilifT of Southainptoii, 229.
, John, chamberfain of hei chariot, 195.
her cook ^Master Henry WaJe), 29.
, , I'eter de Kendale, 12G.
dinner to 200 poor in memory of, 414.
, her barony of Haverford, 398.
Eleanor, the king's motlier, 5, 7, 15, 40, 52,
64-66, 87, 88, 96, 105, 109, 113, 125,
\2'^, 134, 137, 154, 160, 162, 1(;3, 175,
177, 181, 189, 195, 211, 218-220, 222,
2.?6, 243, 317, 327, 329, 334, 351, 354,
368, 374, 378, 393, 403, 405, 421, 443,
444, 451, 467, 468, 469, 483, 484, 503.
, her barber, 236.
, grants, leaving her lands at her dis-
posal in whatever state she be, 218,
219.
, the like as to her lands in Gascony,
220.
, William lier envoy, 467.
, Thomas her chaplain, archdeacon of
Llandaflf, 393.
, usher of lier chamber. See Morel,
Henry.
, princess of Wales, 11.
queen of England, 496.
Eleoton, Kobert de, abbot of Waltham, 335.
Elesden. See Elsdon.
Elfrj'ch, James, 14.
Elias, Abraham .<;on of Master, Jew of Lon-
don, 4.
, Chera wife of Ores', son of Master,
184.
Jew of London, Floria wife of Ma»ter,
224.
Abraham son of Master, 224.
, Iliiiry son of, de Stretton, 345.
, Kai.ulph son of, 105.
William son of, de Holebech, 130.
Elie, Paul, 157.
Elingham, William de, 42.
Eliot. Elyot, John, 401.
William, 490.
Ellen, Nicholas son of, le Orfevre, 33.
Ellerker, Ralph de, 199.
Elle?din. See Elsdon.
EUesmere [co. Salop], 121.
EUeswrth, Simon de, 477, 506.
Eliot, Ralph, 411.
Elm, CO. Cambridge, 203.
Elmdon [co. Warwick?], letters patent dated
at, 427.
F.lmcsete, James de, 61.
Klmeshalc [Elmsall, co. York?], 470.
Elmhani, South, co. Suffolk, 305,332, 405.
Elmore, co. Gloucester, 92.
Elphm [co. Roscommon], Gelacius, bishop of,
194. 195.
Maurice, bishop of, 51.
, bishopric of, 167.
Elsdon, Elesden, EUesden, co. Northumber
land, manor of, market, 65, 206.
Elsy, Geoffrey, 152.
Eltham, William de, 405.
Eltoft, Albreda, wife of John de, 200.
Juliana, daughter of John do, 206.
Elveloud, Richard de, 204.
Elveva, Andrew, son of, 96.
Elveyl-is-menith, 317.
Elveyl-uch-menith. 317.
Ely [co. Cambridge], 157, 164, 286,407, 518,
520, 521.
gaol, 282, 286, 304.
, letters patent dated at, 155, 157, 203.
, Isle of, 41, 212, 505.
eyre in, 249, 282.
, surrender of, 219.
, scholars of, 354.
, John, prior of, 99, 518.
, prior of, 102, 202.
, Thomas his serjeant, 45.
, priory of, 232, 244.
, archdeacon of, 489.
,.., 5ef a/so Walepol.
diocese, 163, 296, 353, 358.
bishopric, 296, 349.
, bishop of, 140.
See also Kirkeby, Luda, Balsham.
, Hugh, bishop of, 371, 434.
And see S&hh&w.
Ely, Andrew de, 354.
John de, 97, 99, 141.
, John de, vicar of St. Mary's, Notting-
ham, 391.
Elynge, John de, 191.
Elyot. See Eliot.
Klys, Elias sou of John, and John and Oliver
his brothers, 445.
, Geoffrey, 231.
, Peter, 61.
, Sibyl, 476.
Thomas, 303.
, , de Turry, 303.
, See also Turn.
Em. See Eem. »
Emelinton, Thomas de, 152.
Emly, William bishop of, 267, 298, 299, 337,
348, 479.
church of, 68.
, archdeacon of, 336.
Emma, Richard son of, 138.
I
GENERAL INDKX.
579
Euiwelle. See Amwell.
Euachdune, bishop of. See I fford.
Eueas, Uiuhus ap, 517.
EnetVld, Eiiefeiul, Bartholomew de, 271.
Henry de, 164. 26a, 274.
, Thuma8 de. 205.
William de, 97.
Ener, Eyuer, David son of, 121.
Eynon son of, 121.
son of Wjon, 121.
EnfauDt, Thomas le, 367.
Walter le, 476.
Enfield, Knefe'd, co. Middlesex, park of, 100.
Enford, Eneford [co. Wilts], church of, 32
Engaine, Colne. See Colue.
Engayne, Engain, John, 17, 274.
, John the younger, 238, 21it, 245.
Engelby. See Ingleby.
Eogelond. Henry, 331.
Richard, 331.
Englefeld, Englefeud [near Ruthin, North
Wales], cantred of, 82, 133, 369.
lead mine of, 69, 82, 369.
Engleis. See Engleys.
Englewode. See IngK'wood
Engleys, Knglcis. Albert le, 300.
, John le, 243.
Martin le, 171, 184, 205.
, Richard son of Richard le, 110.
William le, 105, 497, 498.
English law in Ireland, grants of liberty of
using, 15, 32, 78, 118, 123, 167, 177,
368, 370, 380, 419, 420, 427, 439, 462,
487.
Engolisina. See lugolisma.
Ensham, Eynesham [co. Oxford], letteis
patent dated at, 419-421, 454.
, abbot and convent of, 375.
Enstone [co. Oxford], letters patent dated at,
420, 453.
Enveyse, Envoyse, John le, 125, 165, 191.
Epping, CO. Essex, 505.
Epsom, Ebeshum, co. Surrey, 482.
church of. 493.
EradkndewaUo, 457.
Eraldmelenyok, 457.
Ercall, Ercalcwe [co. .Salop], letters patent
dated at, 24.
Ercedekne, Krcedeken. Thomas le, 220, 249.
Krcevesqe, Reginald le, I I 2.
Erchebaiid, Ralph, 73, 96.
Ercheffunte. .SVe I'rchfont.
Erde by Dartford. co. Kent, 404.
Krdesleye, Eardisley [co. Hereford], castle of,
.n40.
Erdington. See Yaruton.
Krdinglon, Meiiry de, 462.
^:^gadlFl, .MexaTider de, 498, 500.
Eric, William de, 391.
Krington, Alan de, 399.
Erinsfcird, fTenrT du. 849.
Erl, Matilda daughter of Robert, 899.
, Richard le,291.
Erie. See Early.
Erie, F.rUe, Erlegh, Erleye, Bartholomew de,
265.
Rohind de,38, 155, 156, 183,200.202,
20.J, 209, 254, 258, 281, 284, 325, 400,
518.
Erlestok. See Stoke Earls.
Frleswynee in Riston [co. Salop?], 843.
Erlingham. See Arlingham.
Erraingestrete, 486.
Ermy. William, 214.
Erneburgh, Roger, 278.
Ernesby, Richard de, 47.
Ernesle, Stephen de, 155.
Ersham. See Earsham.
Krthington. See Irthington.
Escales, Robert de, 272,298.
Escane, Peter del, 270.
Escheator this side and beyond Trent. See
Bray. Normanville. Harlegh.
Escheker, John de, 49.
Escolewik. See Colwick.
Escot. See Scot.
Escrick, Kskrik [co. York], 427.
Escudenior. See Scudemor.
Esdon, Philip de, 153.
Eseby. See Ashby.
Eselinge, Ralph de and Mabel his wife, 390.
Eselintoti [co. Norfolk], 222.
Ksenhill, William son of Geoffrey de, 355.
Esgnecheiie, William de, 476.
Esber, Essere [co. Surrey], 493.
church of, 5.
Eshton, Henry sou of Adam de, 381.
Esingwaid, Master Alau de, parson of Kirkby
in Kendal, 338, 504.
Eskedale [co. York], 162.
Eskering, Master Thomas de, .irchdeacon of
Norwich, 253.
Eskrik. .See Escrick.
Especer, Espicer, Abel atte Watre le, 145.
Adam le, 143.
, Bartholomew le, 141.
Fohn le, 292, 302, 471.
, Peter le, 411.
Thomas le, 15.
, William le, HO.
Esperkerie, 393. 486.
Espeye, Peter del, 361.
William del. 361, 489.
Espring, Henry, 224, 226.
Esquier, John le, 157.
Ess.-, 191.
p^sse, Henry de, 95.
Esseby Mares. .See Ashby Mean.
E8.scby, Henry de, 381.
F><<eeombe, Thomas de, 37 1 .
Essedon. Stf Ashdown.
Eiselingtou, Alexander de, 356,376.
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5{<0
genb:ral index.
K»M'liii>rtoii, William de, S76.
E«seudon.lxend»'U,o(). Hertford, church of, 191.
BMriv. Set Kshcr.
Ewerugge. See AshridRo.
Ewex coiii.tv. 44. .M>. 87, 115, H"). 1S7, 192,
19.S. -JiKJ. •247, '256, I'tJO, 5J7t;, 2S1, 283,
284, 304, 32.}, 364, 389, 395, 397, 403,
412
Essex, sheriff of. 12, J5. 269, 351, 3G0, 364,
439, 456, .113.
forest in, 11, 63, 67, 135-137, 184,
224, 233, 237, 465. 476, 484, 488, 506.
rolls of. 85.
Essex, Geoffrey de, 224. 508.
UolH-rt de, 304.
Uoger de, 409.
William de, 97.
William son of Master John de, parson
of St. Margaret's, South Elmham, 305.
Esshcby David. See Ashby.
Essheby. Ste Ashby.
Esshere. See Esher.
Estable, John de, 208.
Estauayaco, Estanayco. See Stauey.
Estanescote [Ascote Chapel, co. Warwick?],
116.
Estauye. See Sianey.
Estbarshaui. See Rarsham East.
Estbrigge. See Eastbridge.
Estdeii, Estdenne, William de, treasurer of
Exchequer, Dublin, 32, 351, 405, 485,
490.
Estderham. .See Dereham, East.
Estdernham. Sec Dereham, East.
Est Drayton, Thomas son of Henry de, 130.
Estefne, Vincent, 256.
Esteture, John de, 230.
E>tham, Richard de, 394.
Estherleseye. See Harlsey, East.
Estinton, Alice niece of the parson of, 288.
, Alice her daughter, 288.
Estland, 116.
Estleye. See Astley.
Estleye, Andrew de, 257.
Estnmnd, Henry de, 340.
Estokes, raulinns de, 349.
Estolewik, co. Nottingham, 87.
Eston-by- Bristol. See Easton.
Eston [co. Leicester?], 74.
Eston, house of the order of Holy Trinity at,
267.
, , Wilham, minister of, 267.
E-ton Crok, 47i).
.S'ee Easton.
Eston, Henry de. 252, 261,
, John de, 88, 220.
, Nicholas de, 70.
Roger de, 263.
Estophani. See Stopham.
Estratelinges, John de, called ' Russelet,' 373.
Estraunge. See Lestrange.
Ebtrebagh in Almain, abbot of, 306.
F.stregwy, church of, 95.
Estroland, Aluiuin, abbot of, 403.
Estremoy, 337, 372.
Estry. See Eastry.
Estry. Estrey, John son of Walter de, 45.
William de, 109.
Estweye. Reginald de, 153.
, Richard de, 153.
Estwode. See Eastwood.
Esvek, .[ohn le, 5.
See also Evesk.
Etherop [Edstrope, Co. Wilts ?], 120.
Eton, 108.
See also Eaton.
Eton, Hugh de, 131.
, John de, 141.
Peter de, 515.
, Richard de, 249.
, Thomas de, 77,312.
, Walter de, 442.
, William de, 391.
Eu, count of, 135.
Eu, John de, mayor of Oxford, 390.
Eucheton, Walter de, 230.
Eunestane. See Enstone.
Eure, Hugh de, 246.
Eustace, Ralph son of, and Simon his brother,
de Shirington, 411.
, Thomas son of, 97.
Eustach', Thomas, 3o7.
Euston. See Enstone.
Euston, David de, 371.
See also Uston.
Eva, Richard son of, 450.
Erenfeld, Ralph de, 266.
Everard, Bartholomew, 250, 424.
, Eiias, 377.
, Geoffrey, 481.
, John, 222.
, Margaret wife of Alan, 113.
, Robert her son, 113.
Robert, 230.
, Thomas, 377.
Everesdon, Robert de, 406.
Everesham, Henry de, 92.
Philip de, 93.
Thomas de, 92, 93.
Everesholt. See Eversholt.
Everesholt, Paulinus de, 128.
Evereu.s, John de. 274.
Everingham, Alice wife of Robert de, 394.
, Robert de, 321, 354, 357.
, Robert son of Adam de, 314.
Everle, Everlee, Everleye, Edmund de, parson
of Sitheston, 317.
Edmund de, parson of Subbury, 146.
, Master Geoffrey de, 16, 36.
, John de, 130.
, Walter de, 511.
GEXKRAJ. INDEX.
681
Everley (Everie), co. Wilti, 400.
Evermiih, Kvermuwe, Jordan de, 166, 361.
Eversholt [co. BedfonlJ, 128, 137, 284, 427.
Eversle, Everenleye, John dc, 71.
William de. 432
Everwik, William <K-, >*f .
Evesham [co. Won-esterj, 8, 107, 458.
battle of, 510.
, abbot and convent of, 8, 23, 107, 440.
, abbey, 31, 54.
William de Whitechirch, abbot of, 31.
, Williaii), latf abbot of, 32.
, John de Brochampton, cellarer of,
afterwards, abbot of, 34.
, John, late cellanr, now abbot, 61.
Evesham, Henry de, cardinal priest of St.
Laurence in Lucina, 84, 86, 103, 135.
, Master Hugh de, car'inal, ICO.
, Master Hutrh do, rector of Spofford,
3-i7.
, Roger de, 218, 220, 470.
, William de, 118.
, , prior of Kenilworth, 190.
Eresk, Philip le, knt., justice in eyre, 14, 339.
See also Esvek.
Evreux, St. Taurin, Simon, abbot of, 480.
Evynlon, Walter de, 47.
Ewe, Geoffrey del, 305.
Ewelawe. See Ewloe,
Ewell, CO. Surrey, 43C.
, church of, 493.
Ewell. Amicia de, 199.
, Eleanor daughter of Richard de, 418.
, Richard de, 46, 267, 272.
, Richard son of Richard de, 46.
Ewerby, Ireby [co. Lincoln], 182.
Ewloe, Ewelawe [co. Flmi], 133.
Ewon, Roger stou of Robert, 331.
Ewyas [co. Hereford], 317.
Ewyas Lacy [co. Hereford], libertv of, 478,
492, :>03.
Exchange, at Canterbury, 5.
, at London, 63.
, keeper of. See Rokesle, Gregory de.
, in the Tower, breaking of the king's
cheM of money, 212.
in Ireland, 66, 72, 127.
Exchequer, 101. 132, 148, 150, 282, 320, 394,
417, 467, 476, 478, 507.
, a>sHyiT of, 168.
, burons of, 45, 349, 394.
, chamlx'rluiuh of, 349.
, chambiTlaius and barnuK of, 109.
, cbnncellorfcbip of, 60.
, treasurer of. .See Maichia. Cancy.
/.., treasurer and barons of, 6, 10, 46,
13U, 140. 172, \t>2, 184. 313, 834, 878,
428, 444, 469, 491, 499.
at \\estmin8ter, roll* of, 471.
, special exemption of executors with
regard to debts due to, 88.
I Exeroinistre, Roger, 198.
Exemor. See Exmoor.
Exeter, 112, 153, 169,201,211, 215, 217,322.
331.497.
archdeacon of. See Insula, Master
I'eter de.
castle, 270, 2.»0, 291.
dean of, 17.
See also Kxon'.
eyre at, 20, 23.
gaol, 20, 254, 2H5, 520.
, Jews of, 282.
, letters patent dated at, 214-218,254.
, mayor of, 505.
merchants' seal, 505.
, murage for, 149, 375.
, .*!t. Nicholas, prior of, 81, lu9, 230,
.349, 3.")0.
, , prior and convent of, 215, 217.
, , torches in church of, 217.
, St. Peter's, church, 112, 447.
, , John, treasurer of, 73, 95.
, , monastery of chapel in the
churchyard near, 222.
, dean nuA chapter of, 171, 215,
217.
, bishop of, 2\6, ami see Bitton. Exonia.
, Clement, chancellor of, 218.
, diocese, 63.
, , fifteenth from clergy in, 16.
Exile as a punishment, 194, 247.
in Guernsey for small thefts, 420, 422.
Exmoor forest [cos. Somerset and Devon], 80.
Exon', Exonia, Henry de, 213.
John de, dean of Exeter, 17, 18.
, John de, treasurer of St. Peter's,
Exeter, 222.
, John de, 33, 515, 516.
, Jordan de, 51.
Master Michael de, bishop of Kil-
kenny, 326.
, Fayu <le, 13.
, Peter de, bishop of Exeter, 127, 157,
215, 217, 278, 372, 373, 393, 407, 445,
447, 513.
, Richard tie, justice in eyre, Ireland,
36, 326, .327.
, Sir Stephen de, 379.
Expediti, Henry, 263.
Exsctc [co. Sussex], 376.
Extrancus. See Lcstrangc.
Kycle. See Eagle.
Eydale. See EiI.tIc.
Eye [co. Suffolk], 145.
gaol of, 405.
Eyghe, Walter, 165.
Eylesbury Sfc Ajlesburr.
Kyleworth, Roger de, 471.
Eylleworth, Thomas de, 371.
Eylweger, Robert, 144.
Eyncurt, Edmund de, 469.
6R2
GENERAL INDEX.
F.yofT. Set F.ner.
Kyoeabury. Aiusbury [oo. Huntingdon], 64.
Xjncoluio. Srr Kiisham.
Ernoaton. See E^^tone.
Frnpnon la-g, 343.
Kvuho, Willinm <lr, 464.
Ernolf. John. 396.
Etuoid, Griffin son of, parson of Ponbebury,
291.
Ejnon, ap Griffin, 343.
son of David, 121.
, son of Evner, 121.
son of Howel, 121.
son of Ithcl, 121.
, sou of Thomas, 121.
Kenewrck son of, 121.
„ Owin son of. 121.
, Sevs. 121.
BynnoD, Thloyt ap Kynnon Sleys, 343.
Eyr, John le, 21."), 217.
Robert le, king's bailiff of Wood-
stock, 6, 108.
Eyre, cointnissions to justices to go on a
genera). Id, 14, 36, 135, 152, 154, 243,
249, 262. 268, 293, 294, 311.
. , appointment of keepers of rolls of,
131, 293,323, 326, 424.
Eyre of the forest, commission for, 243, 2 50,
263, 29 2, 293.
Eysse, Eyse, Robert de, 18, 279.
See also Esse.
Eyton [Eaton, co. Chester?], 125.
Eyton, Adam de, 486.
Hugh de, 440.
, Peter de, 4.53.
, William de, 171.
EyTill, Thomas son of Roger de, 344.
, his brother William, 344.
Erworth [co. Bedford?], church of, 355.
Eyworth, Robert son of Augustin de, 57.
Eywrth, Walter de, 281.
F.
Fa, Philip, 343.
See also Griff'.
Faber, Hanry, 22.
, Robert, 288.
Fabri, Master Bernard, 354.
Faccumbe, William de, 198.
Fader, Robert, 291.
, Thomas le, 333.
Fair, grants of, 1, 426.
See also Markets.
Faireford. See Fairford.
Fairfax, .\gncs, 2o6.
John, 200, 206.
Thomas, 200, 206.
, Ralph, his man, 200, 206.
, William, 200, 206.
Fairfield [co. Derby], 43.
Fairford [co. (Gloucester], 350, 498.
Fairman, Ro<^^cr, 23.
Fairstead, Fcyrsted [co. Essex], 87, 295.
Fakenham Aspes, Fakenham Hespes, co.
Suffolk, 67, 225.
, church of, 271.
Falclive [co. Lincoln?], 477.
Falconar', Cambiiius, 385.
Falderleye, William de, 414.
Falelc. See Fawley.
Falcvy, John de, son of John de Nele, 114,
' 115, 119, 216.
, John (Ic, knt., 216.
, John (le, 119.
, lord of. See Neele.
Falgham, William de, 458.
Falkham, William de, 364.
Fanecurt, Fanacurt, Walter de, 233, 240,
302.
Fanelore, William, 473. See also Favelore.
Faneltop, Richard de, 88.
Fanes (beyond seas), 201.
Farendon, Richard de, 97.
Fargnano, Opiszo de, 74.
Farham, John de, 157, 336.
Farleigh, Farley, co. Kent, 180.
Farleigh Moukton, Farleye [co. Wilts], prior
of, 472.
, Stephen, prior of, 313, 423, 424.
Farleye, co. York, 203.
Farlington, co. Southampton, 403.
Farnebergh, co. Somerset, half-tithing of,
253.
Farndon [co. Northampton], 295.
Farndon, letters patent dated at, 348, 476, 479,
480, 515.
See also Farringdon, Farrington.
Farndon, Thomas de, 183.
, William de, goldsmith of London,
336.
Famham, Nicholas de, 295.
, Robert de, 325.
Farnthe, co. Sussex, 414.
Farringdon?, Farndon [co. Berks], letters
patent dated at, 348.
Farrington ?, Farndon [co. Hants], letters
patent dated at, 476, 479, 480, 515.
Faetolf, Alexander, 43.
, John, 42.
, John, son of Richard, 256.
, Margaret, vife of Richard, 256.
, Oliver, 4?.
Oliver, son of Richard, 256.
r}EVE"RAL lyDEX.
5^3
Fa«tolf— ron/.
Richard. 42.
William, son of John, 42.
Faucil. S>< Faiisil.
Fauconer, Sir John le. knt.. S'fi.
John le, 26.5, 4W.
Faiikehani. John de, 404.
FaukeniT, Hohert le, 193.
Faukes, John, .318.
, Walter, 35.5.
Fauknn, Richard, 109.
Faiintesfon, Robert de, 57.
Fausil, Faucil, William, 177, 363.
Fauvel, Everard, 88.
, John, 46.
Favelore, William, 57. See also Fanelore.
Faversham [co. Kent], St. Saviour's, Oswald,
abbot of, 490.
, Geoffrey de Boclon, abbot of, 496,
508.
, abbot of, 403.
Fawley, Falele [co. Hants], 122.
Faifleet [co. York]. 344.
Fajceby, Peter de, 157.
Fayrfcrd, Fayreford, John de, 425, 475.
, William de, 494.
Fecamp, in Normandy, abbot of, 21, 124, 135,
148, 334.
William de Putot, abbot of, 149, 150.
abbot and convent of, 234, 875, 487.
Abbey, 146.
Feckenham, Feckaham, Feckeham, co. Wor-
cester, 86, 361.
forest of, 349, 351, 361, 369,382,398,
406, 465.
, rolls of eyre in, 85.
mani.r and forest of, 320.
, letters patent dated at, 348, 349, 398.
Fedemere, Ralph do, 186.
Fedmere [Fedamore, co. Limerick?], 179.
Fegge, Henry, 516.
Feire. See Ferre.
Feld, Felde, Alan de la, 214.
Robert de la, 234.
William del, 4»17.
Feldstede. See Felstead. See aUo Felsted.
Felcby, Thomas de, 275.
Feliey [co. Nottingham], canons of, 389.
Felmersliam [co. Bedford], church of, 86.
Felstead ?, Fynsted [co. Kssex], 87.
Felstead, Felstedt, Feldstede, co. Essex, 296,
318, 355.
Walter, vicar of, 290.
Felsted, Fildsted, William de, 8'j, 179. 318.
Feller, John le, 15C.
Felton [co. Northumberland], letters patent
dated at, 420. 428, 492.
Felton, William de, 238, 472.
Femerio, \fftrtiii de la, 208.
Fen, CO. Cambridge, custom of the, 203.
Fence month, 1 74.
Fcndiche, co. Norfolk, .199.
Fenes, Fyenles, Fenles, Giles de. 7.1, .S91.
470.
, Alice his daughter, 470.
Lady Isabella, lady of, 446.
William df, 227. 374, 44«».
Feneyl, William, 395.
Fenglecham [co. Kent?], 77.
Fenles. See Fenes.
Feunyscalo, Adam del, 49.
Fenton, 1 10.
Fenton, John de, 494.
Ferariis, Ferraria, Ferreria, Ferrariis, Fer-
rers. Kleanor wife of Robert de, 170,
208.
Geoffrey de, 350.
Master Raymond do, 129, 339, 357,
456, 483.
Karmond de, canon of Salisbury, 339,
483.'
Ma.ster Raymond de, parson of
Preston, 456.
, Reginald de, 265.
, Robert de, 53.
, William de, 87, 295, 317, .-537, 513.
Ferath, 74.
Feraunt. See Ferraund.
Ferentiuo, Biirtliolomew de, 366.
Fereor. See Ferur.
Ferer, William, p.^r^on of Tahame, 387.
Fering, Feringes, Ferringes, Feringg, Feryng,
Geuffrey de, ;U2, 316.
, Master Richard de, archdeacon of
Canterbury, 162, 123, 430.
, Richard, parson of Lymeue, 514.
, Richard de, 515.
, Theobald de, 45.
, Nicliola his wife, 45.
Ferling, Jordan, 302.
Fermebaud, Fermbaud, Nicholas, SS, 338,
246, 203. 204, 300,349, 357.
Ferns, bishop of, 34.
, Master Richard de Nortbamptoo,
bishop of, .S8.
, Hugh de I-angeport, bishop of, 80.
Feroun. Alexander le, 151.
Ferun, Andrew le, 395.
Ferur, Ferrur, Ferreur, Fereor, Hugh le, 521.
John le, 521.
Thomas le, 55, 310, 509.
William le. le Abbe, 208.
Ferrandi, IVter. 238.
.SV« also Ferrand.
Ferrara, 343.
Fprraria. Feriariis Set Ferariis.
Ferraunil. Feraunt. William, 93, 348.
Ferre, Feire. Guy. knt., 53, 68, 81, 180, 189,
194, 239, 252, 32.'>, 329,418, 414, 418.
43.5, 436, 439, 464, 484.
, Guy, the elder, 405, 419, 465.
5S4
OEXERAL INDEX.
Frrr*, Feire — rout.
Sir John, 54. 175-177, 180, 246.
John. 4,sa. 465.
William. ^W.
Ferrfria. Se« Ferariis.
Ffrrers See Ferarii».
Feireur. Sff Fernr.
Frrriiiften. Sic Fering.
Fcmir. See Ferur.
' Ferjtttevlu,' 1 19.
Feryng. See Fering.
Fesaunt. Isabflla. 143, 144.
Richard, 230.
Fescanipo. See Fiacampo.
Fest, Simon, 90.
Feteplace. John, 418.
Fethard, Munster, 475.
, murage for, 465.
Feugers, Andrew de, 25.
Feverer, Kalph, 235.
Fevre, Alan le, 51G.
, Alan son of William le, 518.
, Bartholomew le, 307.
, Geoffrey son of William le, 45.
. Gilbert le, 65, 206.
, HenrT le, 97, 411.
John le, 61, 503.
, John Bon of John le, 47.
Nicholas son of Halph le, 2R7.
, Ralph le, 80.
..., Ralph son of Henry le, 411.
, Richard le, 156, i81.
, Robert le, 38, 90, 231, 284.
Simon le, 205, 286.
Thomas le, 89, 144, 291.
, Walter le, 74.
, William le, 220.
Feynot, Hermann, 171, 184.
Feypowe, Simon, 498.
Feyr«ted. See Fairstead.
Fiddown?, Fydun [co. Kilkenny], 436.
Fife, Fyf , Duncan, earl of, 262.
Fifhyde, Fyfhide, John de, 141, 19-5, 196,
, Thomas son of Michael de, 374.
Fifteenths. See Taxes.
Fike, John, 279.
Fikeys, Guy, 436.
, John, 32fi.
Fileby, Fyleby, Master Adam de, parson of
Aldech, 65, 83, 87, 160, 251, 271, 289.
, Richard de, 83.
, Master Robert de, 65, 251, 275, 294,
316.
, Miister Robert de, parson of Middel-
ton, 463.
Filelegh, Nicholas de, 254, 285.
Filiis Ursi, Neapoleo de, canon of York and
Lincoln, 157, 352.
Filing [Fyling Thorpe, co. York ?], 223.
Filiol, Filliol, Fyllol, Fillol, Hugh, 142, 202,
221, 211.
, John, 445.
, Richard, 239,422.
Finch, William, 89.
Fiueans, Robert de, 436.
Finedon, Thindon, Thingden, co. Northamp-
tou, 234, 485.
Fineshade, Finnisheved [co. Northampton],
Krnald, prior of, 314.
Finham, Thomas do, 230.
Firew ood from the forest, grants of, 349, 464.
Fiscampo, Fescampo, Albricus, or Albred d«,
39.1, 433, 473.
, Gilbert de, 294.
Fiscreton. See Fiskerton.
Fish, 24, 64, 201, 233, 377, 393.
, custom on, 166.
Fishbourne [co. Sussex] , 420.
Fisheburn. See Fishbourne.
Fislieburn, Thoma.s de, 410, 458.
Fishacre, Fisshacre, Fysshacre, Peter de, 455,
458, 512, 519.
Fisheries, 66, 67.
Fishery, common of, 405.
Fiskerton, Fiscreton [co. Ijincoln], 334.
Fisshacre. See Fishacre.
Fissherc, Baker le, 377.
, Roger le, 303.
Fiteling, Geoffrey de, 16.*^.
Fitharde, Fitheryde- See Fethard.
Fithyon, John, 518.
Fizforester. .John le, 65.
Flache, William, 42.
Fladebury, William de, 348.
Flambard, Flamberd, Laurence, 241, 438.
Flamvill, William de, 208.
Flanders, 170, 278, 423, 473, 505.
, cloth of, 456.
, merchants, 36, 223, 430, 456.
, money, 21.
, Guy, count of, and marquess of
Naraur, 21, 179, 223, 227, 482, 488,
489.
, , daughter of, 33.
, .Margaret, counters of, h e
mother, 179,223.
, Philip son of count of, 176.
Flandr', William de, 17 8.
Flaxley [co. Gloucester], abbey of, 2, 85.
, abbot of, 127.
, abbot and convent of, 77, 479.
Fledborough, Fledbargh [co. Nottingham],
504.
Fleet [co. Lmcoln] , 244.
Fleet, for sea fighting, 46.
Fleg, Fleghe, Hugh, 47.
John de, 463.
, Petronilla wife of William de, 49, 93.
, Petronilla wife of Walter de, 96.
I
OEXKRAL rXDEX.
585
Fleminp, Fletnenp, nemminp, Flcmmvng,
Flemang, Flemmeg, t'leiuaieiig, Ed-
mund le, 131.
Muster John le, 253.
John le, 123,310, 392.
, John son of Robert le, 384.
, Joricius le, 354.
, Richard, 355.
Richard le, 269, 324.
, Thomas le, canon of Insula de Malen-
fide, Ireland, 37n.
William le, 88.
Flemish. See Flauders.
Flefe. See Fleet.
Flete, John de, 377.
Flttes [co. Durham], sike of, 504.
Fletton [co. Huntingdon], 473.
Flexle, Flexleye, Fleiele. See Flailej.
Fleys, Simon, 103.
Flik, Henry, 43.
Flint, 82, 133.
letters patent dated at, 30, 130, 131.
, castle, 30, 82, 369.
FlintarJ, Geoffrey, 377.
Flintham [co. Nottingham], church of, 34.
Flisco, Brancaleo de, parson of Tirinton, 483.
Henry de, 237.
Flitte [co. Bedford], hundred of, 114.
Flitteries, Flyterv* in Okham, co. Rutland,
271.
Fliiton, Nichola, daughter of Thomas de., 46.
Flocthorp, John de, parson of Iteringham,
458.
Flokeston, letters patent dated at, 214.
Florence, merchants of, 5, 'J, 13, 36, 54, 141,
173, 179, 201, 233, 249, 252, 257, 262,
263, 290, 300, 310, 311, 326, 334, 337,
347, .377, 409, 442,462, 471.
, the society of the Pulchi of. See
Pulchi.
, Rymbertini of. See Rymhertini.
, St. Paul's, Walter, prior of, 352.
Florencia, Florenc', Camhinus son of Guy
de, 262.
, Grisius de, 262.
Fttscius de, exchanger and assajer of
the exchange, 192.
, Gaigarus de, 168.
NutuR de, 14, 52.
, Burge*' his brother, 14.
Master Salvagius de, 423, 424.
, , parson of Wystanestowe, 250.
, Simon son of William dc, 232.
Florentin, Wilham. 395.
riory, Giles, 108.
Gilest de, 108.
, Simon, 47.
Thoma*. 47.
Flur, Aceliua, 14i), 2u3.
Thomas, 14(t.
FluBshere, Rogor le, Margaret hia wife and
Joan hia fiinter, 30A.
Flyiitham. See Flintham.
F'lyterys. .See Flitteries.
Fodringeheve, Hugh de, 154.
Fmlriuggeye, Master Walter de, 413.
Foet, Adaiu, 94.
Sev also Fot.
Fohoppe. See Fouhop.
Fokeram, Fukeram, Sir Richard, 120, 174,
189, 190, 266, 302.
Matilda, 186.
Foleburn. 5ee Fulbum.
Folejambe, Folejaumb, Folejaimbe, Cicely wife
of Thomas, 209.
, Ranulph de, 240, 246, 273.
, Thomas, 59.
, Thomas, the younger, i 17.
, Thomas, the elder, 117.
Thomas, king's bailiff' ot the Peak, 43.
Foliot, Folyot, Jordan, 113. 324.
Richard, 113, 391, 426.
Folkardeby, Ralph de, 270.
Folkstone, Folkestan [co. Kent , 331, 422.
Folye, Roger de la, 179.
Folyfeit, \Villiam de, 414.
Folyot. See Foliot.
Fomethun, Drogo de, 325.
I-'ontcvraud, order of, 278.
abbey, 463, 464.
abbess of, 7, 77, 134, 443, 4fi2.
, Margaret, abbess of, 312.
, abbess and nuns of, 462.
Fontibus, Geoffrey de, 387.
Ford [co. Devon], letters patent dated at,
214, 218. 254.
, abbot of, 379.
, abbot and convent of, 427, 444.
Forde la, co. Kent, 92.
Forde, Ford, Adam de la, 232, 23S.
, Heury de la, 153.
, Richard dc la, 153.
, Robert de la, 128, 249.
, Master Robert de la, 450.
Thomas de la, 166.
William de la, 77, 446.
Fordham, John de, 490.
Fordingbridge, Fordingbrugge [co. Hants],
217.
Fordwich, CO. Kent, 112.
M'^'y *"'' house at, 104.
Fordwyco, William de, 436.
Fordwyr. See Fordwich.
Forest, steward of, between bridge* of
Oxford and Stafford, 16C.
.justice of this side Trent See Le-
strange.
justice of beyond Trent, 159.
.*»ee also Viscy.
, appointment of keepers of divers
forests, 321, .394, 424.
disafforestation ot" the cantred of
Eugletield, 183.
5S«
GENERAL INDEX.
For«>«t«. Gur At. m».itrr of the knights tem-
plars in Knpland, Srotliuui and Ireland,
446, j08.
Forest*, Forrestr, Reginald, monk of, 21.
ForeMel. William, 236, 2S2.
William do, 414.
Foreiter, Adam lo. 6.'5. 207.
, Agnes wife of Richard le, 453.
C.irewel le, 331.
, David le, 448.
Hugh le, 199.
John le, 260.
.John le, of Hamilton, 208.
, .John Fiz lo, 206.
.John son of Walter le, 39.
^farv le, 6.
, Richard le, 448.
, Robert le, 208.
, Roger le, 343.
, Serlo le, 203.
, Thomas le, 205.
Walter le, 285.
, William le, 48, 389.
Forgtta, John de, archdeacon of Bruhl, 415.
Forieta Moaachorum, co. Salop, 469.
Formedby, William de, 246.
Forn, Henry del, 95.
Fornase, William, 172, 214.
Fornesete, Richard de, 493.
Fornham, Heury de, 42.
, Robert de, 235, 238.
Fornivall. Seg Furuivall.
Forshamme, Foshamme, Osbert, 390, 452.
Fort Adam, 61.
Fortibus, Isabella de, countess of Albemarle,
and lady of the Isle of Wight, 30, 39,
90, 92, 102, 141, 199,461.
, William de, earl of Albemarle, 122,
175.
Foshamme. See Forshamme.
Fosse, CO. York, 516.
Fosse, William de la, 299.
Foston, Ralph son of Ralph de, 47.
Fot, Geoffrey, 377.
, Cicely wife of Robert, 390.
Fouger, Edmund son of Elias, 93-94.
Fouhop, Fohoppe, John son of Hugh de, 193,
195.
Hughde la, 77.
Fouleslowe [co. Northampton], 470.
Foun, Richard, 508.
Fountains [co. York], abbey of, 431.
abbot of, 250, 277.
, Robert, abbot of, 319.
Fouvinscon, William de, 352.
Fowel', William, 254.
Fox, Alan, 223.
.Philip, 63.
, Roger, 507.
, William, 458.
Foxeleye, Robert de, 209.
Foxeston. Ser Foxton.
Foxhangre, Robert le, 408.
Foxton, 384.
Foxton, Foxeston, Richard de, 251, 414.
, William de, 191.
Framlingham [co. Suffolk], 73, 96.
Framlingham, John de, 217.
Frammesden, Hamo son of Ranulph de, 100.
Frammesden. See Framsden.
Frarapton, Frumpton [co. Devon], prior of,
428.
[co. Dorset], letters patent dated at,
334,335.
Framsden, Irammesden, co. Suffolk, 96, 100.
Franiyngham. See Framlingham.
France, 149, 248, 318, 423, 441, 496.
, king of, 20, 181, 520.
, Philip, king of, 382, 420, 506.
, court of, 319, 369.
, courts of king of, 20, 358.
Francia, Gerard de, 509.
Peter de, 509.
, William de, 509.
Frauketon, Fraunton, Mabel wife of Stephen
de, 517.
, Nicholas de, 204, 283.
Frankhome, Alice daughter of Geoffrey, and
Juliana her sister, 230-231.
Frank-pledge, view of, 389, 412.
Fransham Magna [co. Norfolk], Hugh, parson
of, 143.
Frating, John de, 274.
Fraunceys, Fraunceis, Alan le, 265.
, Andrew, 386.
, Hugh le, 238.
, John le, 516.
, Peter le, 450.
, Ralph le, 420.
.Robert le, 5, 6,359.
, Simon, 316.
, Stephen, 250.
, Walter le,211.
Walter, 201.
, Walter son of William le, 105.
, William le, 105, 483.
, William, 4'J.
Fraunk, John, 206.
, Philip, 206.
William, 97, 206, 219.
Frauukeleyn, Fraunkeleyne, Agnes la, 47.
, Isabella wife of John, 108.
, John le, 275.
, Richard le, 156.
... , Richard, 230.
, Thomas, 192.
, Thomas le, 47.
Fraunton. See J<"ranketon.
Freazley, Freseley, co. Warwick, 281, 287,
453.
1
i
GENERAL INDEX.
587
Frechevill, Freschenvill, Ralph de, 98,492.
Freman, Reginald, 415.
Simon le, 206.
, Stephen, 45.
, William son of Stephen, 45.
Fremeleyc, Stephen de, parson of Wotton, 290.
Frene, Frenne, Freyne, Freygne, Hugh de,
237.
, John del, 142, 202,221, 236, 241.
, Nicholas de, 191.
, Walter del, 142, 202.
Odo de la, 192.
Frenne. See Frene.
Frere, Nicholas, 236.
Freschenvill. See Frechevill.
Fresel, Roger, 84.
Freselegh. See Freazley.
Fresentde, William, 352.
Freskeneye, Ranulph de, 240.
Fre«kenheved, William de, 181.
Fresne, John, 309.
See ai so Frenv.
Fressinp, Robert, 93.
Frecton. See Friston.
See also Frieston.
, CO. Suffolk, 106.
Freeton, Alan de, archdtac -n of Norfolk, 16.
Thomas de, 106, 139.
Frevyle. See Frivill.
Freygne, Freyne. See Frene.
Freyncyr, Gerard de, 357.
Friars Minors in F^ngland, 155, 375.
, minister of. See Cruce.
, Salomon, a Friar Minor, 218.
Friars Preachers, 156, 159, 389.
provincial prior. See Hothum.
Hereford. Malmece-stre.
Fricurt, Roger de, 196.
Fridaythorp, Stephen de, 63.
Friesland. See Holland.
Frieston, Fresion, co. Lincoln, priory of, 95.
Frimlt. See Frivill.
Frisby, Fryseby [co. Leicester], 20.
Frisco, Master Leonard de Lavania de, canon
of Paris, 409.
Fnnkebaldi of Florence, society of, 311, 385.
the other society of the, 3fl.S.
Friston, Freston [co. Sussex], .336.
Friston. See Fr> stone Monk.
, Benedict de, 208
Frith le, [co. York], 505.
Frithelitock, Frithehstok, Fnthestok [co.
Devon], Thomas Leaate, prior of, 127,
277.
Robert de Oxonia, prior of , 278.
, Bub-pnoT and convent of, 277.
Frivill, Frivile, Frevyle, Aiexnnder de, 240.
Baldwin de, 240, 274.310.
Richard de, abbot of Ramsey, 39.
Frodesham. See Frodsham.
Frodesham, Robert de, 132.
Frodesley, Frodeslegh, co. Salop, 228.
, wood of, 126.
Frodsham, co. Chester, 36, 1 17.
, church of, 117.
From', John del, 75.
Frome river, 86.
Fros, Stephen, 377.
Frost, Alice, 58.
Frue, William de, 199.
Frumkreye, William de, 17.
Frumpton. See Frampton.
Fryoyn, Nicholas, 379.
Fryseby. See Frisby.
FrystoneMonk [co. York], 208.
Fugergatc, William, and John his brother, 451.
Fughlere, John le, 215.
Fuke, John son of Robert, 509.
Fukeram, Fukeran. See Fokeraiu.
Fulberti, Xuius, merchant of Fl rencc, 179,
232, 2.33, 262, 334.
, Burgensius, Burgesius, his brother,
179, 233, 334.
, William, 109.
Fulburn, Fulebum, Foleburn, Master Adam
dc, parson of Rathinor, 189, 334,409.
, Andrew, 326.
, Andrew de, 481.
, Geoffrey de, 163.
Henry ile, 250.
John de, 170, 252, 310, 327,334,341,
369,441,480.
, Robert de, 314.
.Stephen de, archbishop of Tuam,
justiciary of Ireland, 345.
, Thomas de, 246.
Walter de, appointed chancellor of
Ireland, sometim treasurer of Ireland,
72,210.
Fulcher, Adam son of, 172.
Fulconis, Robert, 10, 14, 41, 43. 47, 64, 67,
70, 75, 81, 96, 98, 99, 101-103, 131.
135, 139. 141, 142, 156, 187, 194, 200,
219, 243, 262.
Fulewode, in Longforest [co. Salop], wood of,
79.
Fnlham, Fulcham, Adam de, the elder, 377.
Adam de, the younger, 377.
John do, 295, 377.
, John son of Matthew de, .196.
, Robert de, 377.
Fulk son of Warin, Fulk son of, de Wytmg-
ton, 397.
FuUwode, John de, 39.').
Fulmer [co. Buckingham], letterx patent dated
at, 156, 157,486.
Fulur, Richard le,458.
, William le. 242.
Fulwode, CO. Cumberland, 209.
Fulwood [co. Lancaster], causeway of, 430.
.Sflfl
GEyEHAL TXDEX.
Furbur. Conidinuh \e. 402.
Williiun le, 4S8, 489.
Ftjrrhe*. John de, pn-tented to Edvin-Loftch,
493.
^'urmrn. Arnold, 370.
FarDcaiis, Ascolina dc. 235.
, Master John de, 101.
Michael de. 1 f<6.
Faroeid. Farnevs, Robert de, 250.
, William le. 204.
Fumese. Fnrneya [co. Ijancaster], 49.
William, abbot of, 317.
, abbot of, 25>, 503.
abbot and monks of, 860.
abbey, .S08.
Fumivall, Fornivall, Gerard de, 94, 143, 507.
, Thomas de, 209, 430.
Futur, Robert le, 4.").
Stephen le. 45.
Fydun [Fiddown, co. Kilkenny ?], 436.
Fyenles. See Fenes.
Fyf . See Fife.
F3-l"hide. See Fifhyde.
Fyket, Geoffrey, 279.
Fylcby. See Fileby.
Fyling Thorpe, Filing [co. York], 223.
Fyllol. .S^ec Filioi.
Fylyn, Clerekyn, 9.
Fyn, John, 141.
Fyndon. Thomas de, 79.
Fyneglas, William de, 120.
Fynemore, Geoffrey de, 220.
Fynsted [Fel.'^tead, co. Essex ?], 87.
Fyshyde. See Fifhyde.
Fywhacre. See Fishacre.
Fyte, Stephen de la, 134.
G
Gabbe, William, 96, 209.
Gabriel, Richard, 47.
Gadda, Osbert, 153.
Gade, John le, 153.
Gadicens'. See Cadiz.
Gainsborough, Geynesburgh [co. Lincoln],
512.
Gale, William, 506.
Galewag*. See Galloway.
Galeway, DerverguUa de, lady of Balliol, 27.
See Balliolo.
Galeweye, Robert de, and Alice his wife, 160.
Galeyi. See Waleys.
Galgan, Hugh, merchant of Florence, 5.
Galgani, Fascius, 249.
Fali'inus, 442.
Galingal, John de, 445.
Galleweye. Sec Crugleton.
Gnllimore township, 31 .
Galloway, Galewag [cos. Kirkcudbright and
Wigton], 118, 441.
Galmer, William le, 152.
Galterii. See Walteri.
Galtres forest [co. York], 158, 388, 479, 505.
bailiwick of, 366.
Galwan castle. See Gaweyu.
Gamages, Games, John de, 135, 136.
Gamaund, Gamaunt, Roger de, 60, 497, 498.
Gamel, Robert son of Richard, 79.
Gameleg', Adam de, 127.
Games. See Gamages.
Gandavo, Gaundavo, Baldwin de, 27. "
, Isabella de, 113, 461.
Gandulphis, Master Andrew de, appointed
king's advocate, 84.
Ganel, John, 42.
See also Gavel.
Ganes [Genoa ?], 211.
Ganio, Henry de, 326.
Gaoler, William le, 145, 178.
Garcia, Andrew, 509.
Garderoba, Gilbert de, 88.
,Sir Giles de, 376.
Garderobe, James de la, 204, 205.
Gardiner, Humphrey le, 89.
, Richard le,61.
, Roger le, 427.
, Thomas le, 95.
Gardino, Nicholas de, 163.
, Richard de, 153.
, Roger de, 153,
Gare, Luke de la, 329, 404.
, Master William de la, and Master
John his brother, 77.
Gareford, Reginald de, 478.
Garendon, Gerewedon, Gerudon, Geroudon,
Gerendon, Grewedon, Gerwedon [co.
Leicester], abbot of, 27, 48, 183, 297,
298, 442, 430.
, abbey of, 28.
, abbot and convent of, 159, 234, 324.
Gargat, Garget, Robert, 66.
, William, 4, 52, 195.
William, parson of Northstoke, 52.
Garlandia. See Garlaund.
Garlaund, Garlandia, Gerlaund, Alice, 461.
, John, 332, 510.
, Roger, 500.
, William de, 117, 322.
Garnery, John, 363 bis.
Garshale, Thomas de, 265, 402.
Garton, John de, 227.
, Nicholas de, 130.
Garzonwater, Alan le, 96.
GENERAL INDEX.
589
Ga»cony. 5, 11, 16. 27, 59, 78, 83, 84-86,
123, 13-1, 138, 160. 168. lr.8. 197, 220,
227, 249, 252, 261, 262, 263, 266, 267,
279. 292. 293. 295, 297-299, 301, 302.
303. 304. 310, 312-314, 315, 316, 318,
322-324, 329, 337, 312, 344, 349, 351,
352, 359, 362, 365, 379. 399, 418, 423,
426. 432. 437, 442, 445, 446, 489, 492,
503.
queeu-iuother's pussession in, 218.
, arrest of goods from, 342.
, issues of, 11.
luerchauts of, 27.
seneschal of, 134, 423, 509, 530.
See also Haverinj^.
Gase, John, 49.
Gatacre [co. Salop], 488.
Gatecumbe, William do, 395, 412.
Gafton, Hamo de, 14,264,265.
Gaucer, William son of Walter 1«, 6.
Gaudon, William son of Richard, 122.
Gaundavo. See Gandavo.
Gaunt. Gilbert de, 64, 273, 387.
Henrj le, 37
, Isabella wife of Henry de, 62.
, John le, 15.
Gaunter, John le, 450.
Gavel, John, 116.
See aUo Ganel.
Gaweye [Galloway, co. Kirkcudbright ?],441.
Gaweyi.. .SV« Walwin.
Gaydenzar, Peter, late prior of Reyny, prior
of Montacute, 108.
Gaylibeg, 31.
Gaynel, William, 458.
Gayte, Thomas lo, 467.
Gayton [co. Lincoln], 465.
church of, 217,464.
Gayton, Gey ton, John de, 38, 195, 238.
Richard de, 67, 363, 415, 419.
Gaywode, Geywode, Gilbert de, 18.
John de, 371.
Geddeworth. See Jedwortb.
Gedding, liicliard de, parson of SUpelford
Tany, 300.
Robert de, 300.
Geddington, Geytiuton, Getiugton [co. North-
ampton], 269, 381.
ic(terB patent dated at, 381, 383, 384.
, church of, 36, 71, 381. 393.
, Imbert, parson of, 294, 295.
Gedelestou. See (iilstun.
Gedington, Gedinton. See Cieytiugtou.
Gedney, Gedeneye [co. Lincoln], 49.
Gedynton. See Gcytington.
Getlrey. See Geotfroy.
Qeinge, co. Eiisex, 48.
Set also Glag^!.
Gele. Geoffrey, 4H9.
Gelk, William, 154.
Gelt«sdale, co. Cumberland, 209.
Geueroy. See Guernsey.
Gencvill, Gt-nevile, Genvill, Geynvill, Geoffrey
de, late justiciary of Ireland, 98.
, Geoffrey de, 38. S3, 98, 188, 318, 335,
336, 339, 340, 443, 493.
Matilda his wife, 38, 118, 493
Nicholas de, parson of Trym, diocene
of Meath, 61, 68.
Peter de, 310, 317, 347, 450, 490.
, , Joan hit wife, 118, 276, 280.
, Peter son of Geoffrey de, 159.
Genoa, 79, 269.
Gente. See Ghent.
Gente, Nicholas Petri de. 483.
Gentilcors, Richard, 238, 293.
Gentilment, John, 195. .
Genvill. See Genevill.
Geoffrey, Adam son of, de Glen, 47.
Agnes wife of Robert son of, de
Somersolwoodehusea, 49, 50.
, John son of, 45.
, John, 156.
John son of, le Tistur, 161.
, Matthew son of, le B >lur. 105.
son of Maurice, Juliana daughter of,
419.
, Michael son of, 1 12.
, Robert son of, 88.
Thomas son of, de Parco, 153.
, Walter son of, del Vaal, 137.
William son of, le Hay ward, 95.
, , of Esenhill, 355.
Geoler. See Gaoler.
George, Edmund son of, le Clerk, 104.
Gerald, Matilda wife of John son of, of Byker,
105.
, Peter son of, del Hugh, 91-92.
Gerand, Henry, merchant of Florence, 5.
Gerard, Gerard son of, de Rodes, 161.
Henry Canierarius son of, 389.
John, prior of Leominster, 14.
John, 283.
Richard son of, 49.
Robert, 89.
, Roger, 93.
Simon, 391.
Gerardi, Uouoheus, 290.
Master John, 357.
Simon, 414.
Gerardinges, ilugeliuus de, 447.
Gerberge. See CJereberg,
Gereberd, Gereberg. Geri-birge, Gerberge,
Alice wife of William, 167, 169.
John soiiof William the younger, 169.
John son of Juliana, 3J>5.
, Robert, 198, •.'89, 312.
Thomas, 169.
William, 1 •)2, I9t*, 326, 403, 485.
, William, le clerk, 42.
590
GENERAL INDEX.
Orn;lH>k. Muffh. 99.
Gcrcb«n, Williftin. 97.
0«rfr. Walter <le, 239.
Ocrvuilon. Ser G.inndon.
Geroseye. See Jersey.
Gerewetlon. See (Jarendon.
Gerier, Ralph. 48.'i.
Gcrlauud. See Garlaund.
Gernianu!), Brian son of, 457.
le Petit, John son of, 4,58.
Germany. See Almam, .Memannia.
GerDievD, Roger. .176.
William son of William, 423.
Gernemutii, Gcniemuth, Jernemuta, Adam
de, 1J9. 362, 3G0.
, Master Henry de, 184.
Hugh de, 18,G, a7fi.
Johnde, 178.
Gernereye. Sec Guem.sey.
Gerncsey. See Guernsey.
Gernnn, John, 186.
Gerondoti. See Garendon.
Gerseye. See Jersey.
Gerudon. See Garendon.
Gerun, William, 87.
Gervase, Gervays, Gerveys, Felicia wife of
John, 411.
, John, 269.
Robert son of Peter, 206.
, Thomas son of, de Ulghton, 382.
, de Walton, 118.
Gerwedou. See Garendon.
Gesehale, Henry de, 418.
, Walter de, 418.
Geseuiuth. See Jesmond.
G«8sicb, Nicholas de, 14.
Gest, Adam, 35.
, Master Adam le, parson of Idesale,
166,322.
Gestingthorp [co. Essex], 325.
, Beauchamp [co. Essex], 180.
Gestling. See Guestling.
Getingtou. See Geddington.
Geuwyn, Gewyn, Michael, 420.
Geynesburgh. See Gainsborough.
Geynesham, Richard de, 153.
Geynevill. See Genevill.
Geynvill. 5ee Genevill.
Geytecragge, William de, 408.
Geytington, Geytinton, Gedington, Gedintou,
Gedynton, Richard de, 376, 498.
Master Thomas de, 316, 324.
Geytinton. .See Geddington.
Geyton. See Gayton.
Geywode. See Gaywode.
Ghent, Flanders, 483.
Hugh, castellan of, 178.
Gibbe, Walter, 61.
Gibbetrake, Thomas, 62.
Giffard, Gyffard, Godfrey, bishop of Wor-
cester, 7, 20, 21, 23, 85, 90, 91, 135,
162, IGI, 26i, 328, 348, 349, 451, 521.
, Sir John, kut., 15. 82, 151, 265, 275,
302. 341, 34!>, 402, 42G, 510, 511.
, John the younger, 49, 81, 261, 262,
272.
of Bremmesfeud, John, 476.
Mabel, abbess of Shaftesbury, 448,
450.
Matthew,240, 310, 315,316, 403,432.
, Edith his wife, 403.
, Osbert, 487.
, Philip, 310, 316.
, Ralph, 235.
, Robert, 498, 517.
, William, 361.
Gilbert, Gilberd, Giloberd, Gilbert son of, de
Corewenn, 95, 96.
, Geoffrey, 61.
, Robert son of, de Shavyndon, 211.
, Roesia daughter of James sou of, 305.
, Thomas son of, 252.
, William, 95, 98.
Gildangordiche, co. Norfolk, 899.
Gildeford. See Guildford.
Gildeford. See Guldeford.
Gildenelowe, near Dunstable, 469.
Gildenemorden. See Guilden Morden.
Giliot, Gylot, John, 88, 199.
Gilleslaund. See Gilsland.
Gilling', John de, 389.
Gillingham, Matthew de, 219, 474.
Gilpin, William, 408.
Gilsland, Gilleslaund [co. Cumberland], 159,
Gi'ston, Gedeleston [co. Hertford], 239.
Ginge [co. Essex], 48, 163.
Ginge, Reginald de, 100.
Gingevre, Godfrey, 95.
Gipthorp, Robert de, 113.
Girdeler, Henry le, 153.
Girdelere, Roger le, 510.
Gisburn [co. York], Ralph de Ireton, some-
time prior of, 10.
Gise, Gyse, Andrew de, 221.
, Anseltn de, 92, 272.
Giselham, Gyselham, Gisenham, John son of
William de, 226.
William de, 320, 332, 336, 344, 389,
397, 399, 401, 402, 403, 404, 406, 408,
41 1, 445, 452, 4.53, 456-458, 472, 489,
510,511,517,518,520.
, William, 167.
Gisenham. See Giselham.
Gisleham, Giselham [co. Suffolk], church of,
226.
Gisorc'. See Gisors.
Gistell, John de, 178.
Gisors, Gysors, Gizorz, Gysorz, Gisorc', Bar-
tholomew de, 161.
, John de, 60, 71, 400.
GENERAL INDEX.
591
Gisors, Gysor», Gizorz — eont.
Robert de. 56.
, William de, 267.
Giventur, James de, 515.
Gi2orz. See Gisori.
GlainmurgiiD. See Glamurgita.
GUmorgan, 351, 359.
liberty of. 478, 489.
men of, 452.
Glupwell, Clapevill, co. Derby, 87.
Giasbury [co. Radnor] , liberty of, 510.
Glastlevc. Alan de, 199, 257, 286.
Gla.sgow, bishop of, 328, 502.
Robert bishop of, 386, 387, 428, 429.
Glassehanipton [co. Worcester], 352.
Glaston', Henry de, 113, 239.
, William de, 355.
Glastonbury [co. Somerset], abbot and con-
vent of, 114, 154, 242, 429.
, abbot of, 96, 25.5.
, John, abbot of, 447.
John de Kancia, abbot of, 448.
Glaswen, Robert, 396.
Glaunvill, Richard de, 66.
, William de, 49.
Glay, Giey, William le Fiz, 378, 440.
Gledele, Hugh de, 141.
Glen, Adam sou of Geoffrey de, 47.
, Peter son of Roger de, 40.
Glendalough [co. Wicklow], Stephen, arch-
deacon of, 427.
, Stephen, archdeacon of, elected arch-
bishop of Cashel, 353.
Glenlee, Glenleys, iu Galloway [co. Kirk-
cudbright], abbot of, 156.
Glentham [co. Lincoln], 125.
Glentham, Ralph de, 125.
Gleuman, Roger, 510.
Gley. See fJlay.
Gloucester, 85, 201, 218, 257, 288, 399, 414,
444, 471, 506.
, barton of, 218.
fishery at, 218.
, Friars Preachers of, 506.
, coiiitabic of the castle of, 333.
, county court at. I3.'i.
gaol, 43, 205, 277, 280, 281, 287, 288,
291, 296, 305. .■J25, 458.
, Ictlers patiUt dated at, Is, |U, 46.
Puke lane at, 356.
, St. Harilioioinew's, prior of, 506.
St. U.4wald's, prior and convent of,
85C, 471.
, St. Peter's, 2.J, 135, 136.
, , abbot and convent of, 182, 226,
232.
county of, 1,44,H4. 142. 153,204,20.1,
265, 268, 269, 277, 2rtO, 2H«, 291, 296,
823, 883. 397, 405, 459, 521.
, sheriff of, 8, 31, 39, 43. 51,66,67,84,
350, 360, 406, 452, 506.
Gloucester — eont.
, sheriff and coroners of, 136, 213.
forest in, 9, 333, 522.
, rolls of, 85.
, sheriff-escheator, 8, 39.
, marauders in, 399.
, archdeaconry of, 23.
and Hertford, earl of, see ('lare.
, countess of, fee Acre. Clare.
Gloucester, Gloucestre, Alexander de, 280,
379.
, Henry de, 86.
Master Robert de, parson of W rays-
bury, 25, 27, 172, 176.
, Robert de, 89.
, Master Waiter de, archdeacon of
Vork, 86.
Glotou, Gilbert, 96.
Glover, Glovere, Ralph sou of Alan le, 105.
, Theobald le, 386.
Glovill, Theobald de, 456.
Glyde, Simon, 324.
Guypton, John de, 336.
Gobaud, John, 265.
Gobyuu, Gobyou, Gubyun, Reginald, 266.
, Richard, 475, 511.
Godale, Godhale, Ralph, 377.
, Robert, 37, 141.
Roger, 90.
, William, 141.
Godard, Geoffrey, 479.
, William, 5o5.
Godbar, Thomas, 95.
Godchild, John, 296.
Goddesbache [co. Chester], 75.
Gode, Peter, 491.
, William le, 516.
I Godechep, Richard, 52 1 .
' Godefrei, Godetrey, Richard, 205.
, Stephen, 43.
, William, 43.
Godelawe, Adam de. 5i»o.
Godelegh. .See Goodleigh.
Godeleve, Alice, late the wife of Roger de, 97.
Godelyve, .Mice, loo.
Roger, 100.
Godervill, John de, 377.
Godested, William de, 3.
Gotlestowe. See Go<Istowe.
Godhale. See Godale.
Godknave, William, 346.
Godmauchei<ti'r. Gomecestre, Gurmechestre
[co. HuntiugdouJ, 283, 477.
Godor, Aymer, 381.
Godrichiswude, 1 12.
Godsalm, John de. 246.
Godstow [co. Bedford] . 281.
, abbey of St. John the Huptiiif, 88. 89.
, abbess of. See Uxhaye. Wafre
abbess uud convent of, 136, 173, 424.
592
GENERAL INDEX.
GoJwvui', John. llt>, ^■i^-
Richard, -151.
Thomas, 174.
Oo«T, Hunh de. Ti6.
Goeravnuk. iOl, 5ll4.
Goffridiis. the bishop. 2f..
G«(rh. Gouche Gotcche. Gouh, Gou, Adam.
' 72.
A>luni brothiT of Uobert, 42.
.........] Adaph up Adaf ap Blethin, 343.
, David ap Groun, 343.
Griffit, 121.
Mi-redith, 517.
Philip Kouth ap Eynuon, 343.
.Robert son of, 42.
William sou of Nicholas, 32.
.See also Gos.
Goky, Peter, 303.
Golborne. Goldeburue [co. Lancaster], 503.
Gold, Goldo. John, 102, 153.
Richard, 264.
[ , Robert le, 362.
, Thomas, 153.
Goldcote, John de, 413.
Goldeburgh, R. de, 203.
Goldebume. See Golborne.
Goldewyne. See Goldwine.
Goldington, Ralph de, 284.
Goldspur, Culspore, Gulpsore [co. Sussex],
hundred of, 397, 453.
Goldwine, Goldewyue, Henrj, 466.
, Richard, 96.
Golf, Bernard del, 89.
Ralph del, 90.
Golkesley, William de, 36.
Gomecestre. See Godmanchester.
Gomert.all, Gomersale [co. York], 229.
Gonalston, Gonelveston,co. Nottingham, 87.
Gonathoda [co. Cornwall?], 233.
Gonevill, GuneviU, William de, 240, 516.
See a/so Genevill.
Goodleigh, Godelegh [co. Devon], church
of, 63.
Goodmanham, Gudemundham [co. York],
165.
Goodrich Castle [co. Hereford], 44.
liberty of, 510.
Goosuargh, Gosenergh, co. Lancaster, 49.
GopU, Henry, 260.
Gore. See Gower.
Gorges, John son or Elena de, 422.
Elena de, 422.
, Ralph de, 272, 406,434.
Goriaud, Roger, 391.
Gormanston, Gormanneston [co.Meath],221.
Gomay. See Gurney.
Gorun, Roger le, 152.
Gorwell, Richard de, 365.
Gos, Goz, Edward, 303.
, Laurence, 152.
Gos, Goz — cont.
, Thomas, 307-
See also Gogh.
Goscip, Henry, 40.
Gosebeck, Hugh de, 365.
Gosebrok, John de, I6B.
Gosenergh. See Goosnargh.
Gosfield [co. Essex], 180.
Gotcche. See Gogh.
Gotowre-super-Mare [co. Dorset], 217.
Gotturi, Ricardious, 365.
Gou. See liogh.
Goua, John, 331.
, Thomas, 33L
William, .331.
Gouche. See Gogh.
Gouh. See Gogh.
Gouiz, Gouyz, Eleanor de, 224.
, Henry de. 148, 168, 179, 294, 295.
, Michael le, 429.
Robert de son of Robert de, and Elea-
nor his wife, 136.
, William de, 200, 475, 476.
Goule, John de, 350.
Gouth, Master Bertram del, archdeacon of
Agenois, 357.
Goushull. See Goxhiil.
GoushuU, Walter de, 517.
Gower, Gore [co. Kent], 77.
Goxhiil, GoushuU [co. Lincoln], 480.
Goy, Peter de, 132.
Goz. See Gos.
Gracedieu [co. Leicester], prioress and nuns
of, 16.
.., prioress of, 46.
, [co. Monmouth], ahbot and convent
of, 451.
Graflham, Grofham, Vitalis son of Robert
de, 5.
, Vitalis de, 274.
Grafton, John de, 186, 451.
, William de, parson of Knyghteton,
135.
Gragge, Richard, 454.
Graham. See Grantham.
Graham, Thomas de, 480.
Gramavill, Cramavill, Henry de, 87, 482'.
Grammeyre, Andrew le, 81.
Graramont [co. York] , prior and brethren of,
162.
Grandi Monte, Eymo de, parson of Little
Fransham, 289.
Grandisono, Otto de, keeper of Gereseye and
Gerneseye, 2, 64, 89, 100, 151, 193,
213, 233, 293, 317, 337, 339, 340, 354,
356, 362, 363-366, 367, 370, 371, 372,
373-376, 393, 417, 4.36, 440, 462, 465,
484, 486, 487, 496.
, justice of Wales, 151.
, William de, 302, 329, 339, 362, 397,
432, 490.
Grante river, 474.
eENKRAL INDEX.
593
OraDtedene. Robert de, 371.
Oranthftm, Graham, co. Lincoln, 455-457,
486.
letter:* pateut dated at, 441-443, 467.
wapeutakf of, 499.
Grantham. An<)«:lm de, and Margaret his wife,
337.
Grapine!. Grapynel, Henry. 304, 456, 516.
Gms, John le, 98.
Nicholas le, 25, "3, 81. 9ii, 94, H)5,
145, 187, 197, 199, 212, 243, 249, 251,
256, 258, 259.
, Richard le, 408,454.
Grasby, Gresseby [co. Linooluj, 480.
Grateclive, Walter de, 215.
Grateley, Gratelve [co. Hants], church of,
368.
Gratton, Thomas de, 117.
Graunge, .\rnold de la, 430.
, Uervey de la, 152.
Nicholas de la, 521.
Thomas de la. 137.
Graunt, David le, 472.
, Hugh le, 19.
John le, 462.
, Robert le, parson of St. Crux, York,
494.
, William le, 443.
Grauntval, John, 198.
GraTe, la [co. Bedford], William, prior of,
78, 278.
Grave, Hamo de la, 463.
Henry de la, 99.
Walter de la. 29. 342, 394.
Gravel. William de la, 30.
Gravelf, Gravelee, Robert de, 407, 514, 515.
Grsveiie, William de, 490.
Gravenhurst [co Bedford], church of, 312.
... , Little, CO. Bedford, 105.
Gravesende [co. Kent]. 182.
Gravesende, Richard de, bishop of London,
12. 2n, 39, 40, 45, 151, 171, 303, 316,
.324, 362, 389, 412, 456, 460, 475.
Stephen de, 182.
Grea«ley, Grysele, co. Nottingham, 87.
Gredeling. See Grideling.
Gredere, William le, 125, 191.
Gredingham. William (1«, and Simon hi> bro-
ther, lt)4.
Hee also Grettiugham.
Greenwich [co. Kent], 347, 482.
, letters patent dated tit, 4)>3.
Greethani, Gretham [co. Rutland], letters
patent dated at, 381, 384.
Greethuni, Hugh, vicur of, uud Richard bis
brother, 204.
Grefiughale, Ma.«ler Reginald de, IG'I.
Greilli, (irejiy, Crellt,-, Greylly, Grelle, John
de, Nenettchal of Agcnois, 7.
John, 514.
, Rob.rt d.-, 23, 24.
660U.
Greilli, Sec. — conl.
Robert, 113.
., Thomas son of Robert d«', 445.
Greinton, or Grenton [co. Sonnr.>iL't], 429
Greinvill, Greynvile, Philip de, 9, 238.
William de, 283.
Grelle. See Greilli.
Gremundeston, Henry de, 47.
Grendal, Walter de, 57.
Grenden, Wariu de, 147, 172.
Grendon, Grenden, co. Hereford, 147.
Greudou, Crendon [co. Bucks]. 221, 259.
Grene, Peter de la, 97.
Robert de la, 280.
Grenefeld-by-Sidlesham [co. Sussex?], 218.
Grenefeld, Grenefeud, Master Williamde, 32l,
340, 342, 412.
, Master William dc, cauon of York,
430.
Master William de, presented to
Little Laver, 439.
Greneford, Henry de, 233, 245, 4.'i2.
Grenefordlegh [Grindley, co. Che-ter?], 73.
Greneheved. Robert de, 395.
Grenehull, Robert de, 270.
Greneley, Hugh de, 349.
Greneseye. See Guernsey.
Greuhull, Simon de, 276.
Grensted, John de, 183.
Grent, Ralph, 34.
Gresseby. See Grasby.
Grestflin, Reginald, abbot of, 18!, 185.
Grestyn, Gresteno, Robert de, 129. 213.
Grete, Thomas de. 14.
, Amicia his wife, 14.
William, 377.
Gretham. See Greethaiu.
Gretheved, Adam, 405.
, William, 364.
Gretingham. See Cretingbam.
Grettiugham, William de, 425.
See alto Gredingham.
Gretton, Richard de, 458.
Grere, Thomas de la, and Adam his brother,
406.
Grewedon. -See Garendon.
Grewelthorp, Gruelthorp fco. York], 512.
Grey, A.lani le, 299.
Henry de, 87, 262, 263, 272,290. 464.
Sir John de, 225, 346.
Ralph (le, 257.
Reginald de, justice of Chester, 4.'i,
53, 71, 75, 82, 112, 1 IC, 117, 13 <, 137,
139, 108. 172, 207, 211, 212, 223, 225,
266, 273, 308, 328, 344, 3IG, 3CU, 390,
397, 116, 452, 471, 503.
Richiinl d.-, 93.
, Robert de. 58, 396.
, Thomas de, 4a.'i.
William, 432.
Greyly, Greylly. See Greilii.
r f
GENERAL INDB2t.
Groyne. Uenrj de, 3''5.
Orevnton. See Greinton.
Orovnvile. Set (Jrcinvill.
Grt-ywell, co. Southampton, .'>2, 79, 114.
Grie. See Grik.
Gndeling. tiredelinp, Adam de, 297-299.
William .U. l.".)7, -299.
OrifBii, Griffith, Griffud, Griffiz, ab Archau,
4.'>0.
ab Yorvarth, 450.
A Gronno, 343.
Aphoreward, (iwenllian wife of, 243.
David son of, 88.
son of Wenunwyn, 171.
ab Wenunwyn, his wife Hawisia, 456.
Hawisia wife of, 29/, 329.
Abwenoiiwin, David son of, 305.
, David brother of Lewelin son of
Lewelliu sou of, 321.
Eynnon ap, 343.
,Gogh, 121.
, Hugh, 229,231.
, Ivor sou of Griffin ap, J5.
Lewellin son of David son of, 71.
, Mayler, 210.
, Owen son of David son of, 71.
, Owen son of, 298, 329, 405.
Lewis his brother, 298, 329.
ap Meurik, 517.
, Koderic or Eotheric, sou of, 506,
507.
sou of Madoc and Madoc his brother,
171.
Owen son of, 35.
, , parson of Bankbiry, 23.
Philip Faap, 343.
ap Ruu, 123.
Rydok ap Thlewelyn, 123.
... Voil and Anthegy his wife, 171.
, William, 344.
, Yervorth and Cadogan, sons of, 343.
Grik, Gric, Gryck, James le, 14.
, John, 68, .'119.
, John le, IG, 62.
Griliet, John, ]95.
Grimbaud, William, 135.
Grimeshamme. See GrymeShamme.
Griraested, John de, 14.
Grimtston, Alan de, 20.
Grimi.t, ]{oger and Cecily his wife, 437.
Grimmesfeld, 341.
See also Brimmesfeld.
Grimoldby, Grimiuoldeby [co. Lincoln], 464.
Grimpelisham, Simon, son of William de, 245.
Grimsby, Giyuiesby [co. Lincoln], 206, 423.
Grlmston, John de, 103.
Grimthorp, Ralph sou of William de, 273.
Grindley? Grenefordiegh [co. Chester], 72.
Grisele, Geofifrey de, 466.
Grivel, William, 505.
Groby. See Grooby.
Groby, Richard, 312.
Qrofham. See Graffham.
Groinund. See Grosmont.
Gronno, Gronou, ap Ithel, 343.
son of Gryffyth, 362.
, Griffith A., 343.
Robert ap, 343.
, /.iculin ap, 343.
, Tuder ap, 343.
Grooby, Groby [co. Leicester], 295.
Gropes, Geofifrey de, 393.
Grosemund. See Grosmont.
Grosmont, Grosemund, Gromund [co. Moa-
mouth], 451, 452, 510.
, castle of, 477, 487.
Grotton, Grotene [co. Suffolk], 414.
Grove, William atte, 515.
Groys, Adam de, 316.
See a/so Croiz.
Grucet. See Gruschet.
Gruelthorp. See Grewelthorp.
GruUet, John, 275.
Grand, John, 45.
Grundel, Ralph, 50.
Grundisburgh, Gruudesburgh, co. Suffolk,
212.
Gruudwyne, John, 409.
Gruschet. Grucet, Croucet, William, 285, 396,
401.
Gryck. See Grik.
Grym, Hugh, 93.
, William, 200.
Grymesby. See Grimsby.
Grymesby, Master Robert de, parson of Bil-
lesby, 357.
Grymeshamme.Grimeshamme, Robert de, and
Alice his wife, 405.
Simon de, 405.
Gryntham, Stephen de, 335. '.
Grysele. See Greasley.
Guainebieu, William, 74.
Gualteri. See Waited.
Gubyun. See Gobyun.
Gudeford. See Guildford.
Gudemundham. See Goodmanham.
Guenonucth, 84.
Guernse}', Generoy, Gernesey, Greneseye, 2,
14, 64, 154, 158, 172, 339, 340, 366,
379, 393, 424, 440, 484, 486, 487, 491,
495, 496.
, the castle in, 487.
, eyre iu, 154.
St. Peter iu Port, church of, 2.
, , the house Cormloc in, 362.
, rent in, called 'chaumpard,* 491.
, St. Helen's, priory of, 486.
, custom in, of exiling for small thefts,
420.
See also Jeraej.
GENERAI. INDEX
595
Guestliug, GestliDg [co. Sutmex], S06.
, hundred of, 397, 453.
Northbrok, watercourse near, 206.
Guidichionis, (iuiducLiouis, Guidiconis, Guidi-
cionis, Guydicionis, Gujdochiouiu,
Gwvdicliionis, Guidic', Pagauncius,
394'.
Reyner de, merchant of the Society
of ine liicardi of Lucca, 183, 244,
296.
Kicharil, merchant of the Society of
the Ricardi of Lucca, 27, 37, 109, 22«,
229, 2U, 264, 270, 279. 292, 290, 311,
312-314, 318, 365, 366, 374, 378, 385,
393, 446, 484, 509.
Thoma.sinus, 350.
Guidoni.s, Imbert, 85.
Guilden .Morden [co. Cambridge], 281.
Guildford, Guldeford, Gudeford, Gildeford
[co. Surrey], 368, 484.
gaol, 94, 330, 332, 514, 515.
houses and park of, 467.
letters patent dated at, 335.
park, 368.
Guillielmi. See Willielmi.
Guilsfield, Guldelfeld [co. Monmouth],
Adam, vicar of, 305.
Gulafre, Richard, 445.
Guldeffeld. See Guilsfield.
Guldeford. See Guildford.
Guldeford, Gildeford, Henry de, 16.^,246,315,
312.
Gulpsore. See Goldspur.
Gune, John de, 516.
, William de, 516. '
Guuevill. See Gonevill.
Ganeys, Guuoeys, Thomas de, 8, 12, 55, 71,
451.
GuDueys. See Guneys.
Quonild, Henry, son of Joaa, 156.
Gunny, John, 364.
John, parson of A U Saints, Worcester,
358.
Gunteby, William de, 373.
Gunthorp, Robert son of Ralph de, 500.
Gurdon, Gurdoun, Gurduu, Adam, 42, 85,
96, 100, 112, 138, 237, 272, 281, 305,
403,408,511,522.
, John, 470.
Gur^enew, Vaghan, 121.
Gurmechestre. See Godmunclietiter.
Guruey, Gurnay, Goruaj , Gorney, Ainicia de,
abbcHs of Holy Trinity, Caeu, 348.
, Anseim de, 23-', 262.
, John de, 275.
, Thomii.s .le, 248.
William, 170
Gurnev^le, John de, 94.
Gustard, John, 160.
Guy, Simon, son of, 24)i.
, Cambinus sou of, de Florencia, 26ii. I
Ghiydochionis, Guydicionis. See Guidi-
chionis.
Guyn. See Gwyn.
Guyt, Rauulph de, and Mar;;ery his wife,
137.
Guytou, Munettus or Manettus del, merchant
of Florence, 3.J7, 409.
Guz, Alice, wife of Richard It, 33«, 396.
Gwey, Fulk de, 522.
Gwrtheyriiiou, Warthreygnou [co. Radnor],
317.
Gwydichioni.s. See Guidichionis.
Gwyn, Guyn, Thomas ap Ririth ap, 343.
, Robert ap, 343.
, Leuellin ap, 343.
Gwynernan, 74.
Gycard, Poncius, and Reymuiid his bi other,
merchants of Toulouse, 78.
GyflFard. See Giffard.
Gyles, Henry, 234.
Gylot. See Giliot.
Gylur, Adam le, .010.
Qymyuges, John de, 403. See Jumieges.
Gynes, Ingram de, 123, 417.
, Christina, his wif.-, 123.
Gynges [co. Essex], 153.
See also Ginge.
Gynney, William de, 265.
Gyot, John, assayer, 32, 111, 185, 186.
Gypeswyco, Juliana de, 277, 281.
Gyppewico, John de, canon of SS. Peter and
Paul, Ipswich, 313.
Gyse. See Gisa.
Gysebum. See Gisburn.
Gyselham. See Giselham.
Gysorz. See Gisors.
Gyteringe, Bertram, 252.
Gyvele. See Yeovil.
H
Habindou. See Abingdon.
Hacche. See Hatch.
, Eustace de, 44, 63, 115, 327.
, John de, justice of the Bench, Dublin,
63, 79, 210, 380.
the younger, John de, 440.
Walter de, 302.
Haceby, Hasceby [co. l..incoln], 181.
Hackelute, Walter de, 501.
Walter, 4^9.
Ilacklestone, co. WilU, 279.
Haddestok, Hadeftock, Peter de, -->ii.'>.
, William de, 245.
Haddington, Scotland, letters patent dated at,
4.'»9.
Uadiutou [vo. Lincoln], 244.
P !• 2
596
OrXERAL INDEX.
UmldiMue. Hudesco. Haldesco [co. Nor-
folkj. 140,323.
Had.lou [co. Somerset ?]. 112.
UaddoD Nether, co. Derbv, 87.
Haddon. Juhu dc, 481.
Thoaias de, 348, 371.
, Baldwiu his brother, 110.
Hadesco. See lladdiscoe.
Had(-*ort;, l\al|>li de, 297.
Uadostok. See Unddestok.
Hadintou. Set Haddington.
Iladleye, John du, 26b.
Hadlow. Hiindlou, oo. Kent, S.'il.
Hagenet, honor of, 5, 469.
Hagerinsarth, Jakeuiinus de, 187.
Hafierwas. John, sheriff of Salop, 116, 396.
Haghain, Haghham, Peter de, prior of St.
John of Jerusalem in England,367, 506.
Haghele, honor of, 484.
Haghemau, Haghemon. See Hagmond.
Haghemon, Reyinund (!e, 240.
Haghham. See Hagham.
Haghmau. See Hagmond.
Hagiu, Jew of London, 26.
Hagini, Cok, 384.
Hagmond, Haughmoud, Haghoman, Haghe-
mon [co. Salop], 453.
, abbot and convent of, 81.
Heurv de Astlegh, abbot of, 125.
, Gilbert de Caumpeden, abbot of,
125, 127,
, wood of, 81.
, forest of, 81.
Hagworthingham [co. Lincoln], 113.
Hailes, Hayles [co. Gloucester], letters
patent dated at, 9, 107.
Hainault. See Flanders.
Hake. Gilbert, 331.
, Kichird, 466.
Hakebum, John de and Joan his wife, 516.
Laureuce de, 121.
Hakeleston. See Hacklestone.
Hakene, .lohn de, 17.
Hakeneye, Richard de, 377.
Haket, Hakot, Walter and Isabella his wife,
204. 254.
Hakintou, Loretta de, 89.
Hakot. See Haket.
Hakun, William, 141.
Haldesco, co. Norfolk, 140.
And iee Haddiscoe.
Haldingehani. See Holdingham,
Hale, Little [co. Lincoln], 65, 95.
Hale, Joan daughter of John de la, 309.
, Waltc-r de la, 206.
Haleghstede. See Halsted.
Halegbion. See Halghton.
HalfS, Master Adam de, 7, 52.
Roger de, keeper of rolls on an eyre.
196. 307.
Halewele. See Haliwelle.
Halewik', co. Middlesex, 44.
Halfnakcd. See Halnaker.
Halford? Haufford [co. Warwick], 381.
Halgheford. See Halliford.
Halghstede. See Halsted.
Halghton, Haleghton, Halueton, Hughde, 151.
John de, 480.
John de, canon of Carlisle to b«
bishop, 491, 495.
John de, bishop of Carlisle, 508.
Robert son of Richard de, 303.
Haliday, Halyday, Robert, 380.
, Thomas, 145.
Halingebury. See Hallingbury.
Haliwell, Halewele, Robert de, 313, 419.
, Roger son of John de, 502.
Haliwelle, Halewele, William de, 368.
Sec also Holewell.
Halk, Richard son of Robert de, 507.
Hallam, Halum [co. Derby] , 93.
Halleye, Nicholas de, 239.
Halliford, Halgheford [co. Middlesex], 189.
Hailing, John de, 284.
Hallingbury, Halingebury [co. Essex?], 338.
Hall} ate, Alexander son of Alexander atte,
103.
Halnak. See Halnaker.
Halnaker, Halfnaked, Halnak, co. Sussex,
67, 187.
Halsted, Halghstede, Haleghstede, Gerard de,
423.
, Ralph de, 104.
, Robert de, 61, 238.
HuUon-by-Killingholm, co. Lincoln, 330, 467.
Halton, xUaster Ralph de, 418.
, Robert de, master of the bailiwick of
the Temple in the county of York, 344.
Halucton. See Halghton.
Halum. See Hallam.
Halum, Richard de, prior of Newark, 300.
Haluu, Simon sou of Henry le Vyker of, 94.
Halvurgate, Halveryate [co. Norfolk], 152.
, church of, 37.
Halyday. See Haliday.
Ham, West (VVesthamme) [co. Essex],
marshes of, 514.
Hambleton, Hamilton [co. York], 208.
Hamel, Agnes de, 382.
Edmund, 178.
Hamelak [co. York], 433.
Hatneldon. See Hamilton,
Hamelhampsted. See Hemelhempstead.
Hamelhamstede, Alexander de, 259.
Hamelin. See Hamelyn.
Hamelton. See Hamilton.
Hamelyn, Hamelin, Master Hugh, 336.
William, 257, 334, 455, 515.
Hamenhale, Hemenhale. Ralph de, 233, 289.
, Robert de, 342.
GENERAL INDEX.
597
Htmerton, Ralph de, 22.
Walter de, 455.
HameswL-11. See Hamswell.
Hamfead, William de, 233.
Hamilton . See Hambletoti.
Hamilton, Hamelton, Hameldon, William dt-.
archdeacon of York, 24, 3o, 33, 68, 64.
78, 85, 100, 104. 247, 202, 376. 38S.
440, 471, 491. 494, .'10.
, Nicholas de, 262.
, Thomas de. 22.
Hamlam^tud, Robert de, 154.
Hamme, Robert de, 103, 210.
William, 224.
Hamnesse, Hu^h son of Ralph de, 459.
Hamo, Henry >oa of, de Birchovre, 9.
, Robert .*on of, 97.
Hampton by Arundel [co. Sussex], 420.
in Ardem, CO. Warwick, 175.
by Evesham [co. Worcester], 107
Hampton, John de, 371.
, Robert de, 167.
William de, 278, 326.
Hampton Meysey, Simon de, 281.
Hampionet, Henry de, abbot of Cir6ncestre,7,8.
, Roger de, 261.
Hamptworth, Hanteworth [co. Wilts], 80.
Hamslap, Stephen de, 154.
Hamslape. See Hanslope.
Hamswell [co. Gloucester], 277.
Hamond, Geofiirey, 89.
, Gilbert, 97.
, Nicholas, 22.
, Walter, 20.
Hancestre. See Hautestre.
Hanchirche. Adam de, 100.
Handborough [co. Oxford], 318. 284.
Handesun, Robert de, 201.
Handesworth. See Handsworth.
Ifandlou. See Hadlow.
Handswoith, Hunnesword [co. Stafford] , 105.
[co. York], church of, 430.
Haneberge. See Handborough.
Hanebergh, Peter de, Dioniaia his wife, and
Richard his brother, 258.
Hanedon, Adam de, 352.
Hanewell, .^dMm de,294.
Hancwrtbe. See Hauworth.
Hang, CO. York, wapoiifake of, 512,513.
Hanging, miraculous revival after, 113, 155.
Haolakphi. Ser Aulakebi.
Hanley [co. Worcester], letters patent dated
at. 19.
Hi»Dleyr, William de, prior of the Hohpital of
Kt. John of Jerusalem in England, 1 IS.
See al*o Henlegh.
Rttulowe, John de, 115.
Hanneye [ci. Berks], 156.
Hanneye, Thoraaa de, 319.
Hannlopc, Hamslap [lo. Buckingham], 40*-
Hantcwrth. Set Hamptworth.
Hanworth [co. Norfolk], 73.
Hanyngton, Hanynton, Hanytou, Stephen de,
250, 348. '
, William de, 19, 107.
Hanynton. See Hanyngton.
Hanyton. See Hanynjjton.
Hap, Simon, 103.
Hapesford. See Hopstord.
Harang. Haraung, William, 142, 202, 321.
Harberton, Hurberton [co. Devon], 181.
, houor of, 384.
Harbledown, Hercbaldon [co. Kent], hospital
for lepers of, 361, 410.
Harborough Magna [co. Warwick], 375, 427.
Harby, Herdeby [co. Nottingham ?1, letters
patent dated at, 409, 451.
Harccla. See Hartecla.
Harcurt, Harecurt, John de, and Joan his wife,
10.
Richard de, 275.
Hardelagh. See Harlech.
Hardeshull, John de, ll-i.
Hardinden. See Heronden.
Harding, John, 9, 326.
, Scoticus, 303.
, Thomas, 23.
, William, 239.
Hardredeshull, Ralph de, 342.
Hardres, Robert de, 92, 93,401.
Hardwick [co. Buckingham], 284.
, near Ellesmere [co. Salop], 121.
[co. Warwick], 219.
(diocese of Lincoln), church of, 438,
442.
Hftre, Alice late the wife of Henry, 45.
Ralph, 510.
, Roger le, 127.
Harecurt. See Harcurt.
Harefot, William, 310.
Harele. See llarlegh.
Haresfield, HerestVld [co. Gloucester], 372.
Harestan. See Horston.
Harewan, Walter. 102.
Harewe. See Harrow.
William sou of Osbcrt de, 308.
Hareweden, Harewedon, Robert de, 20, 263.
Hart-wood. Uarewold, Harewode [co. York],
90, 461
Harghiiin, Thomas de, 246, 263.
Huriiigtuii, Johu de, 265.
Harlech. Iknlelagh, Wuies, letter*' pateut
dated ut, I2<), 142, 145.
HarUgli. Harlryi', Hanle, Harle, Harlee,
HitrUye. HBrltyn. Malcolm do, es-
chcatnr fhi* side Trent, 66, 74, 75,
107. 124, 131, 157. 172. 183, 193, 230,
26«, 291, 292, 297, 813, 380. 384. 887.
416, 417, 418, 420, 422, 426, 426, 430,
447, 448. 450, 461. 462. 464, 465. 466.
481, 483. 485. 487, 490, 498, 495, 496,
497, 49S 499, 504, 507, 508.
S9^
OEVKHAL fNDF.X.
Hurlech, kc.— eAnt.
, Hiilijird dv and Hiirpn his wife, 195.
KobiTt de, 348.
Hnrle«ton, Isabfllii <le. 47r).
Hurlova, Unrlt-yo. .Spr Hiirlegh.
Harlot, John sou of Matilda le, 508.
Harlow. Herlawf fco Kssex?],220.
Harl.'t'v, Kust Ksthorloscye [co. York], 180.
Harlsey, Herlesav, co. York, 203.
Harnalc, .16.
Harnham [co. Northumberland], 180, 340.
Harold. Henry, 18.
Hnrpedene. William de, l.'?3.
Harpeford [co. Oxford?], bridge of, 229,231.
Ilarpel, John de, 102.
Harper, Harpur. John le, 409, 458.
Richard le, ^9R.
, Robert le, ."ilO.
Harpole, Hoiopol [vo. Northampton], 371.
Harrow, Hare«e [co. Middlesex], 308.
Harston. See Horston.
Hartecla, Harccla, Michael de, 186, 198.
Harthill, Herthag, co. Derby, 143.
Hurting [co. .Sussex], church of, 380.
Hartlebury [co. Woi-cester], letters patent
dated at, 23, 24.
, wardrobe at, 23.
Hartley, Hertelaw [co. Northumberland],
moiety of the town of, 386.
Hartley Wintney, Wyriteneye [co. Hants],
213.
Harton, Robert de, presented to Toft, 463,
496.
Hartshorn, Hertishorne [co. Derby], 157.
Hartwell, 438.
Harum, Walter de, 379.
Harwich, Herewyz, co. Essex, 43, 97, 219.
Hasceby. See Haceby.
Haseleye, John de, 297.
I Roger son of Roger de, and Juliana
his wife, 343.
, Thomas de, 265.
Haselingfeud. See Haslingfield.
Haselore. See Hasilor.
Haselschagh, Master Walter de, archdeacon of
Wells, 2.51.
Haselschawe, William de, 414.
HaPilor [co. Dorset], hundred of, 351.
Haslingfield [co. Cambridge], 422.
Haspale. See Aspale.
Hastang, John, 314.
See also Hastinges.
Ha.ste, Hastee, William, 468.
, William, parson of Stanford, 275, 292,
307 334, 366.
Hastinges, Hasting, Hastyag, Hastiugges,
Hastang, Hasteng, Hastyn, Edmund
de, 487.
, Emma daughter of William de, 455.
Johnde, 30, 7.3, 109, 133, 148, 249,
272,275,314,452,454,511,
Hastinges, &c — cont. '
,Milode, 293.
Richard, 439.
, Robert, 9, 446.
, Robert de, 8, 9, 62, 356, 383.
Hastings [co. Sussex], 234, 423, 501.
, All Saints, church of, 146.
castle, constable of, 362, 429, 463.
castle, king's free chapel in, 131, 362,
463, 505.
, , dean and chapter of, 219,
505.
, prebend in St. Mary's church, 150,
219,263,429.
prior of, 404.
, rape of, 275.
Hastyn, Richard, 439.
See also Hastinges.
Hatch, Hacche, co. Somerset, 114, 115, 119.
Hatfelpeverel. See Hatfield Peverel.
Hatf eld, John de, 277, 310, 315.
Hatfield, CO. Essex, wood of, 421.
Hatfield Peverel, co. Es.sex, 87, 339.
Hatfield I'.ishop [co. Hertford], 214.
Hathewy, Ralph, 487.
.., William, 412, 487.
Hattere, Richsrd le, 395.
Hatton [co. Salop], i!42.
Hatton, Emma de, 50.
, , Thomas her son, 50.
, Robert de, 130.
Hauberge, Walter, 125.
Haudon, Ralph de, 211.
Hauek, Roger, 217. *
Haueker, Robert le, 90.
Hauekeston, Avice de, 415.
Hauekingge. See Hawkinge.
Haufford [Halford, co. Warwick ?], Henify,
parson of, 381.
Haughmoud. See Hagmond.
Haulton, John de, 91.
Hauso, Geoffrey de, 137.
Hausted, Robert de, 150, 371, 415, 416,
, Marjery his wife, 371, 415, 416.
, William de, parson of Rolvyngeden,
410.
Hautboyn, Great, co. Norfolk, 207,
Hautein. See Hauteyn.
Hautepe, William, 304.
Hautestre. See Easter High.
Hautewrth. See Highworth.
Hauteyn, Hautein, Hamo or Hamo le, 46, 47,
56, 58, 81, 90, 91, 94, 98, 100, 103, 104,
138, 140, 143, 144 159,173,205,208,
211, 256,257, 258, 259, 353, 467.
Hauviil, Hauvyll, Hauvyle, Sir Elias de, 135,
211, 323, 337, 338, 346, 384, 409, 41-2,
424, 434, 496, 510, 521.
, Geoffry de, king's falconer, 241, 38h
...., William de, 45. ■ ■•;-
GENERAL INDEX.
599
fiaariU, William de — coni.
, , prior of the hospital of St.
John of Jerusalem, 272, 274, 278.
Hauvylc, }Ia»>vvll. Set Hauvill.
Hauwisia. See Hawisia.
Havenak, John de, 398.
Haverah ? Heywni, Heywro, co. York, 92,
258.
letters patent dated at, 506.
Haverfori [co. Pembroke], 60, 145, 330, 398.
, letterti patent dated at, 146.
.- caatle, 398.
, barony of, 331, 398.
, the queen's bailiffs of, 398.
Haverhill, John de, 249.
Haverbille, John de, 480.
Havering [co. Es-scx], 368. 378, 444, 483.
, letters patent dated at, 369, 370, 379,
373, 403.
Havering, Haveringge, Havcryngg, Haver-
inges, John de, seneschal of Gascony,
322, 325, 369, 435, 437, 446, 464.
.Johnde, 178, 184, 210, 211,279,283,
293, 418, 437, 456.
, John de, clerk, 446.
Richard de, 265.
HaveringtoD, Robert de, 265.
Haveryngg. See Havering.
Hawe, La, co. Norfolk, 298.
, Joceus de, 2r)4.
Hawisia wife of GriflBn sou of Wenunwyn,
298, 329.
John son of, i'the Wode, 307.
Julia daughter of, i'the Wode, 307.
, Roger son of, 307.
Hawkinge, Hauekinge [co Kent], 362.
Hay. Sre Haye.
Hay, La, co. York, 92.
Hay, Geoffrey, 97.
John, 97.
., Walter, 269.
See also Haye.
Haydon ? [co. Northumberland], 504.
Haye, Alicia de la, pnores.'* of Chester, 84.
, Johii de la, 118, 511.
John de la, parson of Aleweston,
447.
, William de la, 447.
, John de la, and Joan his wife, 505.
, IVterdc la, 511.
Robert de la, 425.
, l^oper »on of Waitrr de la, presented
to Kymithan, 47fi.
, Walter de la, rschrator in Ireland,
141, 188, 241,330, 360, 367, 371, 374,
378, 416, 419, 436, 440, 449, 460, 490,
615.
William de la, 333, 359, 277, 447.
450.
WilUam del, and Ellon hit wif«, 180.
S*« mi§o Hay.
Haykyn, Walter, 102.
Uayles. See Hailet.
Hayle^le. See Haieleigh.
Hayuayo, John de, 214.
Hays, William de, 399.
Haytele, Richard, 40.
, John brother ot Richard, 40.
Hayton, Heyton, Roger de, 118.
, Robert de, 170.
, Thomas de, 170.
Hayward, Heyward, Andrew son of Richard
le, 374.
Bruning le, 277.
Daniel le, 452.
, Hugh le, 89.
, John, 386.
, John le, 105.
, Nicholas le 288,
, William, 476.
, William son of Geoffrey le, 95.
Haywode, La, in Borham [co. Essex?], 345
Hazeleigh, Haylesle [co. Essex], 87.
Great [co. Essex], 87.
Hazlewood, Heselwode [co. York], 237.
, church of, 237.
HeadingtoD, Hedingdou [co. Oxford], 34,
171, 399, 445.
Healaugh, Helagh Park [co. York], prior
and convent of, 437.
Heanton-Punchardon, Hyaunton [co, Devon],
parson of the church of, 153.
Heaton, Hetou [co. Northumberland], 119,
120, .507.
Heauvill, prior of, 2.
Hecche, John de, 440.
See also Ilacche.
Hecham, Hechham, Hecheham, Alexander de,
356.
Hugh de, 103.
, John de, 472.
Hecles. See P-ccles.
Heddesor, Heddishoure, Heddeszore, John de,
133, 273, 277.
Nicholas de, 148.
, William dr, 119, 152.
Htddington [co. Wilts], 426.
Hedfn. See Uedon.
Hetlenham, co. Norfolk, 305.
He<lereslawe, Robert de, 199.
Hedersete. .See Hethuroett ; tee aUo Hether-
setc.
Hedindon. Sec HeHdin^zton.
lle<iindon. See Heddin^^ton.
Heclingilon. Sff Hradiiigtou.
lledon, HeJeu, Gerard de, 202, 265.
lUIph. 63.
., Richard de, 481, 516.
, Thomas de, canon of York, 194.
Maater Tboma« d«, 367.
Heerun. Sat H«roa.
()00
GENERAL IXDEX.
Ilegham. See Hcipham.
Hophiim, Heghlmiu, John son of Kalph de,
, Nicholas de, doaii of Lincoln, 145.
Koger de, 152, 245.
Simon dc, 241, 262.
William dc. 145.
Hegrenes. (Iduenus de, 508.
Heidon. See Hcydon.
Meigham, Hegham, co. Norfolk, 307.
letters patent dated at, 154, 202.
Heigham Potter ( Hegham), co. Norfolk, 307.
Ilekhani, John de, 192.
See also Hegham.
Hekle^. See Kccles.
Hclagli. Sec Healaugh.
Hele, William sou of John del, 142.
Helecote, William de, 247.
Helelinge [Hockering ?], co. Norfolk, 307.
Helewell. See Holywell.
Helewell, 218.
Helewode, co. York, 383.
Helgheton, Thomas de, 86.
Helinghani, Andrew de, 399.
Helion, Heliun, Helyon, Heljun, Helyoun,
Andrew de, 338.
, Walter de, .53, 62, 91, 143, 153, 204-
208, 210, 277, 280, 281, 287, 288, 325,
400, 405, 480, 510, 519.
HeUe, William, 143.
See also Hele.
Hellebnle, John, 472.
Hellwith, Helhauit [co. York], 461.
Helmdon [co. Northampton], church of, 371.
Helmeden. See Helmdon.
Helmere, Peter de, 346.
Helmeswall Adam de, 5.
Helmingham, co. Suffolk, 202.
Helmingham, Richard de, 140.
Helmyng, Philip de, 421.
Helpringham, Philip de, 12.
Helthauit. See Hellwith.
Helyoun. See Helion.
Hclyun. See Helion.
Helyweil. See Hol\-well.
Henibiry [co. Devon], church of, 171.
Hemeby. See Hemsby.
Hemehale, Geoflrey de, 12.
Kernel Hempstead [co. Herts], 380.
, advowson of church of, 380.
Hemenhale. See Hamenhale.
Hemeresfeld, Hemersfeld, Hugh de, 410.
Hemesby. See Hemsby.
Hemesby, Clement de, 209.
Hemingford [co. Huntingdon], 168.
Hemingsto'i [co. Suffolk], 518, 520.
Hemm<'8ton. See Hempston.
Hemmingeston. See Hemingston.
Henimingford. See Hemingford.
Hempston, HemmcBton [co. Deron], 458,
514.
Hempton, Robert de, canon of Southwick,
eh'ctcd prior, 463, 466.
Hemsby, Hemesby, Hemeby [co. Norfolk],
96, 222, 341.
HeudeshuU, William de, parson of Bolewell,
57.
Hendiey. See Henley.
Hendon, Walter de, 247.
Heiieleye. See Henley.
Hengham, Ralph de, 23, 51, 38, 48, 49, 81,
92, 95, 102, 104, 138, 140, 142, 145,
153, 201, 202, 209, 210, 251, 253, 258,
281, 296-298, 303, 306-308, 317, 330,
359. 364, 370, 395, 421, 475.
, , ' the j ustice recen tly appointed,'
31.
, , pardon to, 421.
Hengstriggc. See Henstridge.
Henham, Henry de, 266.
Henlegh, Hanleye, Henleye, Adam de, 32.
, Christiana ad Fontem de, 143.
, , John her son, 143.
, William de, prior of the hospital of
.St. John of Jerusalem in England, 113,
165, 279, 354, 367, 368, 403.
Henley, co. Salop, 397.
Henley, Hendiey, Heneleye, co. SuflFolk, 99,
185, 235.
Hennington, William de, 297.
Henore, Henoure, William de, 51, 58, 113.
Henoure. See Henore.
Henry I., sometime king of England, charter
of, 26.
Henry II., sometime king of England, 501.
, letters patent of, 389.
, charter of, 78.
Henry III., sometime king of England, grants,
charters, &c., by, 6, 43, 56, 126, 167,
190, 196, 197, 346, 360, 378, 393, 397,
39'J, 415, 417, 421. 437, 443, 445, 451,
463, 467, 471, 474, 479, 489, 491, 492,
495, 499, 505.
heart of, 463.
, soul of, 378.
Henry, the earl, 26.
Henry, Adam son of, de Blakeburn, 199.
, Alice wife of Ralph, 200.
, Elias son of, Ic Chapeleyn, 153.
, Hugh son of, 47, 88, 450.
, John son of, de Clifton, 33.
; , le Palkere, 32.
, de Blakeburn, 199.
, Nicholas son of, 498.
, Richard son of, de Mixbury, 250.
, Robert son of, 210.
, Simon son of, le Vyker, 94.
, son of Robert, Edith wife of d«,
Rodeslowe, 100.
, Thomas son of, de Est Drayton, 130.
, William son of, de Stftlham, 374.
gi:neral indfx.
801
Henstrirtgc, Hengstriggc [co. Somer»et],
church of, 481.
Henton. See Hinton.
Heulon [co. Oxford], 171.
Henxtesevf. See Flinksey.
Heppt'. See Shap.
HerbalduD. See Haibledown.
Herberbiry, Heury de, 77.
Herberjour, U'illiam le, 250.
Uerbcrt, Richard, 400.
, Agues daughter of, de Horton, 284.
Herdeberewe Magna. See Harborough.
Herdebcrgh. See Harborough.
Herdeby. See Harby.
Herdwik, Herdcwyk, Robert do, 518.
, Walter dc, 182.
Herdwyk. See Hardwick.
Herebaldon. See Harbledown.
Herecnave, Hauekin, 7;j.
Hereditary oflBces, 388.
Hereford, 75, 180. 275, 346, 361, 4 50.
letter? patent dated at, 88-91, 106,
107, 138, 447-451,460.
, bailiffs and good men of, 450.
, bailiffs of, 184.
gaol, 451.
g&ol, and building of, 514.
Jews of, 234.
, keepers of the Jew* of, 15.
, merchants' seal of, 346.
pavage of, 450, 462.
, diocese of, 25, 27, 37, 52, 57, 89, 447,
493.
, bishop of. .See Cantilupo. Swyne-
fieid.
bishopric, 37, 107.
dean and chapter of, 52.
, fifteenth froin clergy in, 25, 27.
cathedral church of, 41, 177.
, Emericus, chancellor of, 41.
/... county, 91, 139, 202, 383. 450, 454,
459. 485. 514, 515,517.
, sheriff of, 197, 242, 4(i6, 450, 452,
479.
See (dsu Burghull, Roger <le ; So-
larii>-, Henr) de.
Hereford and Kssex, earl of. See Bobun.
Hereford, Nicholas de, 427.
, Peter de la pctiie, 381.
Robert son of Walter de, 441.
Richard de, 321.
, William de, prior provincial of the
Friars }'re8cher> in Pingland, 343.
Wilham de, 4.1. 143, 249
Heremod, Alan, 105.
, Lambert son of Alan, 105.
Hcresfeld. See Harcffield.
HerewRrd, Hureward, Robert, 294.
^amp^on, 145. 153, 297.
... Thornan. 297.
Herewolde«(unib«, Robert de, 379.
Herewyz. See Harwich.
Horgate, John de, 91.
Herice, Richard le, 158.
.See itlso Horiz.
Herierd, Robert de, 137.
Herigaud, John, 77.
Herindeune, Hugh de. 39ii. 452.
Heriugtou, John de, 455.
Heriz, John, 87.
.. , John de, 87.
-See also Herice.
Herizon, Gaylard de, 339.
Herlawe. St-e Harlov.
Herle, Niclulas de, (55, 206.
, Robert de, 65.
, Thomas de, 65, 206.
Herlesay. .See Harlsey.
Henningwell, Reyner de, 487.
Hermits, 137, 445.
See also London, Cripplegate.
Herneham. See Harnbam.
Heron, William, parson of, 230, 316.
Heron, Herun, Heerun, Heyrun, Gilbert, 462.
, John de, 235.
, Robert, 438.
William, 265, 399, 453.
, William de, 463.
Heronden, Hardinden [co. Kent], 77.
Herring, 24, 188.
Herrof, Hugh son of John, 362.
Hert', Thomas, 20.
Herte, John, 16><, 379.
, Nicholas, 93.
llertefeld. .Sec Hertford.
Hertefard. -See Hertford.
Hertelawe. See Hartley.
Ilertelawe, John de, 449.
Hertflebury, William dc, 58.
Herterugge, John de, 395.
lltrtfeld, Hertefeld, William de, 233, 384.
Hertford gaol, 2H«;, 304, 305, 473.
house of .St. .Mary Magdalene by.
267.
, William, minister of, 267.
, commoiially of county of, 473.
county, 44, 87. 145. 215, 262, 266.
273, 277, 279. 28!. 286, 287, 3t»4, 305.
323, 332, 339, 101. 407, 473, 489, 517.
, sheriff of. 60, 351,360, 486.
, coroners of, 174.
Hertford. Hertcford. Rot)ert de. lo;», 146,306.
331), 399. 404, 408, 410. 411. 422, 452-
455, 457, 489. 514. 517, 518, 520, 521.
, William de, 511.
Hertfordingbiry, Luke de. 413.
Hertham, William de, mkvor of Chichester.
376.
Herthay [Harthill ?J, co. Derby, 148.
Hertiiig. .See Harting.
Hrrtisborne. See H«rt«korn.
6oa
GENERAL INDEX.
Hfrtishornc, William dn, 157.
Ki>p»T do, 157.
llcrtloburv. Sft- H;irtlebury.
llertlinpton, William de, 88.
H«Tt>T0lI. 43«.
Heriw.ll, Hertowdl, Nicholas de, 234.
William de, 230, 234.
Hertweyton, Hertwayton, Hertwyfon, Adam
de. 363.
Huph de, 247, 315.
Hertivyton. See Hertweyton.
Herun. Sef Heron.
Hervey, John S'>n of, 46, 138.
Hcselwode. Sec Hazlewood.
Heslerfon [co. York], church of, 16.
ilessewell, John de, 67.
He-iisle [co. York], letters patent dated at,
491.
HestoD, Clement de, 377.
, Robert de, 377.
Heth, Hethe, Robert ile la, 190.
, Koger son of Roger del, 124.
Hethale, John de, 368.
Hetlie. See Hythe.
Hetherik [co. York], 461.
Hethereeto, Hedersete, John de, 1, 4.
, Richard de, 1, 4.
, Richard de, serjeant of the Ex-
chequer, 150.
Hethersett, Hedersete [co. Norfolk], William,
parson of the church of, 274,
Hethham, John de, 396.
Heton, 119, 120, .507.
Hevedwell, co. Devon, 33.
Hevening, Heyning [co. Lincoln], prioress
of, 109,329.
Hexham, Hextildesham, Hexaldisham, co.
Northumberland, 143, 200.
, prior and convent of, 167.
Hevdon, Heidon, Richard de, 102, 104, 139,
142, 143,200, 201, 203, 208, 209, 253.
Robert de, 20.
Heyford, W^illiam de, 467.
Hey ham, Simon de, 241.
Heyle, William, 458, 514.
Heyliii, Richard, 250.
Heylok, Geoffrey son of Robert, 264.
Heym, Peter, 215, 399, 514, 515.
Heymer, the less and the greater, in Nettlebed
[co. Oxford], parks of, 133.
Heyning. See Heveuing.
Heyr, Robert le, 88.
Heyrun. See Heron.
Heyton. [See Hayton.
Hey ward. See Hay ward.
Heywode, Thomas de, 478.
Hey wood [co. Stafford], letters patent dated
at, 116, 140.
Heywra, co. York, letters patent dated at, 506.
, park of, 258.
H«ywro, CO. York, 92.
Heywrth. See Highworth.
Hiberiiia, Alefta wife of Thomas de, 205.
, Nicholas son of William dc, 158, 193,
204, 345.
, Nicholas de, 259, 282.
, Walter de, parson of Dene, 131.
Hicche, Nicholas de, 287.
Hicham. See Ilyckham.
Hide. See Hyde.
Highestre. See Easter.
Highclere [co. Hants], church of, 17.
Highworth, Hautewrth [co. Wilts], prebend
of, 340.
, Heywrth [co. Wilts], 136.
Hil. See Hill.
Hilcleye, (Catherine de, 42.
, , Joan her daughter, 42.
Hilderwell. See Hinderwell.
Hildesleyp. See Ilsley.
Hill, Hil, Hille, Hyl, Henry del, 144.
, John del, 97.
, Richard del, 152.
William son of John de la, 221.
Hilton, Robert de, 222, 329, 504.
Hinderwell, Hilderwell [co. York], 223.
Hindolveston ?, Ildolveston, co. Norfolk, 222.
[co. Norfolk], 341.
Hindolveston, Adam de, 341.
, Ranulph de, 341.
Hindringham, Adam de, 222.
Hingerheye, Henry de, 377.
Hingestewrth. See Hinxworth.
Hinkeleye, Roger de, 17, 18.
Hinksey, Henxteseye [co. Berks], 165.
Hintlesham, co. Suffolk, 237, 241.
, church of, 278.
Hinton, Henton [co. Somerset], prior and
convent of, 326.
Hinton Broad [co. Wilts], 178.
Hints [co. Stafford], 484.
Hinxworth, Hingestewrth [co. Herts], 486.
Hirverin, 510.
Hispania, James de, parson of Robery, 56, 60.
See also Ispannia.
Histon [co. Cambridge?], 246.
Hixhawe, Robert de, 61.
Ho. See Hoc.
Hobenye, 483.
Hocford. See Oakford.
Hochild, John le, 100.
Hockfcle, Richard de, 45.
Hockering ?, Helelinge, co. Norfolk, 307.
Hoclescote, Walter de, 102.
Hocton, Laurence de, 442. ;•
Hocton. See also Hot on.
Hod, Robert, 277.
Hoddesdon [co. Herts], 130.
Hodeliston. Sec Hodelston.
Hodelston, Hodeliston, John de, 233, 245,
272.
GEVT5RAL TNDKX
603
Hodemell. See Hodemylne.
UodemylDe, Hodemuln, Hodemt-ll, Thomas
de, 112.
, Matilda bJB wife. 112, 140.
Thoma> de, and Hu^b bis brother,
194,259.
Hodenat. See Hodnct.
ilodcnat, Hodenet, John de, 118.
Odo de. 6o.
, William dc, 265, 4.'i3.
Hodeoeye, John, 152.
Hodenhill. See Hoduell.
Hodcuuoibre, Matilda wife of Thomas de, 1.38 ;
and see Hodemuln
Hodesdnn. See Hoddesdon.
Hodnell [co. Warwick], 116.
Hodnet [to. Salop?], 118.
Uoel. See Howcl.
Hoese, Nicbola.s de la, 368.
Hoges, near Dublin, St. Mary's, Isoldu de la
Hide, abbess of, 293.
Hogh, Alice wife of Adam del, 512. ^
Hogbcl, Robert, 283.
Hoghtou. See Houghton.
HogbtOD, Adam de, 21, 49.
, Hichard de, 251, 293.
Hoke, Houk, Geoflrey sou of Walter de la, 23.
, William de la, 408, 454.
Hoker, .John .son of Henry, 439.
Hokerton [co. Nottingham ?], 250.
Hoketon, Walter de, 343.
Hokham, John de, 286.
Holand. Sei: Holland.
Holand, Robert de, 265.
Holand, 272-274. 276, 282, 413.
merchants of, count of, 98.
Holbetoii, Holebotou, co. Devon, 356.
Holcoltram. See Holme Cultram.
Holcote. .See Holecote.
Holdbenl, William, 216.
Holderiiess, co York, 153, 449, 470.
Hoidiugham, Haldingeham, co. Norfolk, 458.
Hole, Nichola.s do la, 4.^8.
Holel>ech, Guy d«-, 266.
, lyaurence de, 128, 130.
, William >on of Klia.s de, 130.
HoTebek, Hugh de, 474.
lotlli, Ml».
, Thomas, 89.
, William, 89.
Holebototi. .See Holbeton.
Hokbrok. Hugh de, 238.
Richard de, king's steward, 19, 23,37,
41, 42, 46, 60, 69, 98, 106, 138, 139,
142, 16H, 20H, 2:J4, 297, ."Ha, 323, .•»29,
.1.30, 331, .332, 344, 353, 397, 400, 406.
4«4, 453. .M3.
executors of, 424.
,.I#abeIla wife of Richard de, 2.34.
HolAbum, Gilbert de, 297.
Holecote, Holcote, Adam de, .196.
, Alan de. 333.
, Henry -son of Stephen de, 197.
, Philip son of Reginald de, 197.
, Robert son of Alan de, 466.
Stephen de, 250.
William de, presenVed to Wymmynton,
154, 295, 311.
Holemere, Robert de, 436.
Holerigge [Uldridge?], 242.
Hulerigge, I'etronilla dc, 242.
William dc, 242.
Holertou, Roger de, 15.
Holesle. See Hollesley.
HoleweM, Henry .son of John de, 364.
, Juliana his mother, 339, 364.
<SVe a/so Haliwell.
Holingbiirne, William de, 377.
Holkham, to. Norfolk, 323, 400.
Holland, Holand, lloyland, Zetland, Zeland,
Selond, Seyland, count < f, 18.
, Florence count of, 187, .181, 413, 425,
456, 457, 462.
, Guy comit of, 101.
Holland, Zealand, and t'rieslaud, pirates of, 46.
Holleslegh. See Hollesley.
Hollesley, Holesle [co. Suffolk], 73, 434.
Hollin, New, Holyu, CO. Northumberland, 145.
Holme, Hulme St. Beuet's [co. Norfolk],
ahhot and convent of, 493.
, abbot of, 439.
Holme, by North Muskcham [co. Nottingham],
81,83.
Holme, Holm, Henry son of IJauulph de, 137.
, Walter de, 26.
, William de, 296.
Hulmcoltram. See Holme Cultram.
Holme Cultntm [co. Cumberlantl], abbot of,
51, l.')8, 426.
, abbot and convent of, 159.
Holmested, William de, 246.
Ilolmgrove [co. Cornwall], 89.
Holteby, William de, 453.
Holthale, Walter de, 376.
, Walter son of Alan de, 363.
Holthaiii, Thomas de, 134.
Holtou, riiomas de, 278.
Holy Land. 20, 39. 179, 194, 224, 227, 231,
234, 244, 247, 268, 297, 340, 341. 357,
362-368, 371. 373-375.376,377,419,
422, 427, 431, 440, 462,476, 480, 481,
494, 496, .104.
, pilgrimaf{e to, 39.
, e.\ile to as puuisbuient, 194.
Older of Holy Trinity for rLdtmption
of captives from, 224.
, fifteenth from tlirgy lor, 20.
, teuth from clergy for, seiied by the
king, 231.
tenth for, 2o, 77, J27, 231, 244, 841.
Holyn. See Hollin.
604
GENERAL INDEX.
Holywell. Helywell [co. Lincoln], 44S.
Homape, 4, 415.
Hoinington [co. WiltJ>], 176, 366.
Horomr, Gilbert If, ^08.
, Thoma."-, 144.
Houiyngton, Edith daughter ofirobertde, 366.
Homynjrtoii. Ser-Homington.
Hond, .John, 86.
Houdcsle, H'-nryde, 183.
Hoiiemau, Nicholas, 279.
Honesti, Gettus, 480.
, Gettus Ricardi, 480.
Honey, 14.
Honing, William, 124.
Honingchain, William de, 141.
Honinghani, HiiTnkham, co Warwick, 382.
Honlo, Roger de, 153.
Honorius Pope, 187,230.
Hont.taiiton. See Hunstanton.
Honyden, Robert de, 255.
Honyton, church of, 167.
Hoo, Ho. Eldmund de, 254.
, Master Gerard de, parson of Wramp-
lingham, 520.
, John de, 91.
, Ralph de, 443.
, William de, 257.
Hope-in-the Peak [co. Derby], 61.
Hope [co. Flint?], letters patent dated at, 99,
135, 136.
Hope Rowdier, Hope Bulers, co. Salop, 228.
Hope Mansel, Hope Maloysel, co. Hereford,
168.
Hope Bouclers, Richard son of Richard de,
216.
Hope Boulliers, John son of Alexander de, 163.
Hoppere, Adam, the, 95.
Hoppeton . See Hopton .
Hoppewell. See Hopwell.
Hopsford, Hapesford [co. Warwick], 375.
Hopston, Gilbert de, 155.
Hopton? [co. York], 338.
Hopton, Hoppeton, Adam le, prior of Cherbury ,
276.
, William de, canon of Cherbury, 276.
Hopton, Walter de, 43, 47, 102, lii4, 125, 127,
130, 152, 159, 171, 193, 199, 204, 206,
208, 210, 219, 243, 254, 260, 262, 273,
279, 281, 283, 287, 294, 298, 302, 305,
311,317,329, .330, 331,353, 396,513.
Hopwell [co. Derby], 93.
HoquelUf , Houneres de, 359.
Horbling [co. Lincoln], 181, 337.
Horbling, Robert de, 153, 265.
Hore, Geoffrey le, 396.
Hughle, 18.
, John the, 18.
, John le, 116,305.
, Robert le, 517.
Walter, 261.
Horepol. See Harpole.
Horethoru, co. Somerset, hundred of, 476.
, bedelry in, 470.
Horewode. .Sec Horwodc.
Horcwrth, .\lic(', wifo of Thomas de, 455.
Horkele, Robert do, 458.
Horkeslcy, Robert de, 286.
Horley [co. Surrey] , church of, 493.
Hormede, Hugh do, parson of St. Margaret
the Virgin, New Fish Street, London,
112.
Horn, Home, Adam, 209.
, Avice, 396.
Geoffrey, .306, 409.
, John, 96.
, John, son of John, and Alice his wife,
396.
, Matthew de, 14, 16, 62, 117.
, Matthew, 319.
, Peter, 61, 94.
, Richard, 331, 377.
, Robert, 49.
, Simon, 230.
, Thomas, 202,255.
, Walter, 377.
Horncastle [co. Lincoln], 176, 299.
Hornchurch [co. Essex], monastery of, 62.
, master of the monastery of, 378.
Home, CO. Rutland, 204.
church of, 283.
Hornecastre. See Horncastle.
Hornechurch. See Hornchurch.
Horuere, Michael le, and Henry his son, 517.
Horning [co. Norfolk], 366.
H orningelowe [co. Stafford] , 346.
Horredene, William de, 365.
Horseheath, Horsheth, co. Cambridge, 106.
Horselegh. See Horsley.
Horseleyt- . See Horsley.
Robert de, 512.
Horses from beyond seas, 14.
Horses for the king, 11, 18.
Horseye, co. Norfolk, 49, 93, 96,307, 367.
Horseye, Margery de, 161.
Horsfrith [co. Essex], park of, 137.
Horsheth. See Horseheath.
Horsknave, Thomas le, 37.
Horsley, co. Derby, market and fair at, 426.
Horsley Wood [co. Wilts], 470.
Horsleye [co. Derby?], church of, 86.
Horssepathe, Nicholas de, 49.
Horston, Harestau, Harston [co. Derby],
castle of, 31,391.
Horsy. See Horsey.
Horthurne. See Horethorn.
Horton [co. Dorset], 121.
, Hugh, prior of, 229, 230.
Horton, Agnes, daughter of Herbert de, 284.
Alan de, 115.
, Henry, son of William de, 230.
J Thomas, son of Jobo de, 168.
GENERAL INDEX,
606
Horton — cotit.
, William de, 55, 73.
Horewode, Horwode, Uolpb, 292.
, Robert de, 22i.
Hose, Nicholas de la, 272.
Koger le, T>.
Host, purt of a church cootaiuiag the, escaped
from fire, 194.
Ho'ttageri in Arra^^on, liberation of, ')52.
tiostuD, John de, 88.
lIo>.treham. .S'ee Ouistreham.
Hot, Alai), sou of Arnald, 33U.
Hothech' [IreLiud], 74.
Hothum, Geoffrey de, 91, 181.
, William de, pr»vincial prior of the
Friars Preachers in England, 124, 218.
Hotoft, Alau de, 292, -JS.").
, Walter de, abbot of Thornton, 383.
Hoton. See Huttou.
HotOD, in Visconte, co. York, 141.
, Emma, wife of Benedict, le Caretter
of, 141.
Hotou, Hoctou, Henry de, 313, 314.
, Hughde, 383, .386.
, John (le, 281.
, Richard de, 67.
Thomas de, 292,
Hotot, Kmma de, 256.
Adam de, 272.
Iloueden. See tlowden.
Houedeu, Thomas do, 499.
Hougiis, Robert de, 199.
Houk. Set Hoke.
Houel. See Howel.
Houghton, Hoghtou, church of, 83, 508.
, diocese of Lincoln, church of, 430.
Household, the king's, 63, 347.
steward of. See John, Robert son of;
Chaumpvent, IVter de ; Monte .Vlto, '
John de. i
S«e a/50 Edward I.
Houton, John de, prior of Luffield, 271, 276, '
2!i6, 314.
Hoveden, co. SutTolk, 21 1.
See llundou.
Howden, Houe<leii, [co. York], park, 369.
Howel, Houel, Hoel, Howell, Kjnon, .sou of,
121.
son of David, 121, 521.
, John Hp, 412.
ap Kedynor, 123.
son of liewelin, 121.
, Robert wii ot Robert, 167.
lU>bert, 266, 282.
, William son of, 15.
Howyk, Ueliat de, 31U.
Hoydiloii, Boythtx. 348.
Hoylauil. .S're Holland.
Hoy V ill. I'hilip <le, 164, 167, 262, 37.J, 442.
Hubaude, Dinnyaia, SAO.
Huberd, Adam, 102.
Hubert, John, 220.
Huberti, L'berti, Duracius, merchant of the
Society of Pulci, Florence, 173, 250,
263, 311, 385.
Huche, William de la. 508.
Huchendeu See Hugheuden.
Huddeswell. .See HudsMell.
Hudersale, Richard, son of Hugh de, 510
Hudswell [co. York], 177.
Hueit, (Juilleriuius de, 310.
Huge, William ' pape,' 112.
Huoeford, William de, 517.
Hugelyu, Peter, 1<)5.
Hugh, (iilbert son of, de .\yuolfesdal, 503.
, Griffin, 229, 231.
Hugh son of, de Waltou, 231.
, , de Wlonkeslowe, 211.
, John son of, de Almuudbyry, 262.
, de Fouhop, 193, 195.
, Peter son of Gerald del, 91, 92.
, Kicliard son of, de Hudersale, 510.
, Robert sou of, de Athelington, 287.
, Sibyl daughter of, de Newerk, 159.
Simon sou of, 1 s9.
, son of Johu, Alice daughter of, de
W'yndesor, 181.
, Walter son of, de Wodertou, 343 (3).
William son of, 316.
, , de Saundeby, 12.
, de Thorp Edmer, 385.
Hugham, Alau de, 314.
Uugheldref. See Ueheldre.
Hugheiideu, Huchenden, [ro. Buckingham],
160.
Hughtered, Robert, 270.
Hugucio, Master, chaplain of the pope, 442.
Huk, Ralph de, 208.
Huking, Thomas de, 4U9.
Hul, le. .See Hull.
Hulbay, Bartholomew, 405.
Hull, le Hul [co. York], 270, 423.
, prisage aud gaugw of wiue at, 278.
, bailitl's of, 354.
prisHge of wines at, 354.
Hull, Hulie, Khas de, 375.
John de, 292.
, John del, 230.
, Walter de la, 461.
Hulme. See Holme.
Hulme, Holme Over, [co. Sufford], 137.
Nether [co. Stafford], 137.
Hulme, Alice, wife of John, 203.
Hulmo, Thomas df, 614.
See a/to Holme.
Hulyn. Peter, 112.
Humber, co. Vork, 153, 309, 318, 380, 400.
Huuibersta) n, Hiimbersteyn. St* H(uub«r-
Htone.
tm
GENERAL INDEX.
Ifumberstone [co. Lificoln], 49.
, th»>ot of, 62.
abbot and convent of, 4:17.
Humberlon. IIiiii(lehc*rton, CO. York, \7^.
Hiinic, NViiriii de li>, '20t\.
Ilunikham [? Honinghaii}], co. Warwick,
.^8•_^
Humphrey, John sou of, 65, 207.
"NicLolas son of, le Ken, 510.
Richnrd son of, 152.
, Roger son of, 243.
William son of, 61.
, , de Denardcston, 94.
Hnnd, Alice la, 427.
Hundeberton. See Ilumberton.
Hundelnwe [Huntley, co. Hereford?], 477.
Hundene. See Hundon.
Hundmartby. See Hupinanby.
Hundon, Honcdon, co. Suffolk, 144, 211.
Hune, Hugh, 439.
Hunede, 351.
Hunpary, Andrew, king of, 496.
Hunmauby, Hundmanby, [co. York], 346.
Hunuesword. See Handsworth.
Huusedon [? Uustone, co. Derby], 41.
Hunsedon, Kichard de, 41.
, Robert son of Peter de, 41.
Hnusingoure, Hunsingouere, Master Thomas
(le, 193,413.
Hunstanton, Houstanston [co. Norfolk], 14.
Hunte, Alice wife of Henry le, 95, 104.
., Richard le, 153.
Thomas le, 37.
, William le, 257.
Huntedou. See Huntingdon.
Huntercumbe, Huntrecumbe,Walter de, keeper
of the Isle of Man, 180, 272, 340, 359,
361, 363, 364, 365, 437, 438, 474, 475,
497.
Hunting, licences for, 2, 55, 59, 69, 71, 80,
195, 224, 367.
See also Sporting.
Huntingdon, 172, 270, 477.
gaol, 282, 283.
, prior of, 21 1.
, prior and convent of, 168.
Huntingdon co., 44, 45, 153, 209, 265, 282,
283, 369, 457.
, archdeacon of. See Marti vall, Roger
de.
, sheriff of, 351, 360.
sheriff of. See Babinton.
, metes of county, 140, 201.
,fore.st in, 41, 225, 243.
, forester of See Picard, John.
Huntingdon, Peter de, 172.
Huntingefeld, Huntingfeld, Master Gregory
de, parson of Great Legh, 213.
Peter de, sheriff of Kent, 162, 274,
344.
Ranulph de, 517.
Huntingefeld, &c. — coni
, Roger de, 106, 41.S.
Saer de, 273,
, William de, 415.
Huntley ? Hundoiawe [co. Hereford], 477.
Hunton, co. Southampton, 280.
Huntrecumbe. See Huntercumbe.
llunychildc, in Romucy Marsh, co. Kent, 407.
Hupare, Adam le, 98.
Huplithum. See Upleatham.
Hurberton. See Harherton.
Hurcheworth, Alice wife of Thomas de, 332.
See also Hurthewrth.
Hurdewik, William de, 9.
Hureward. See Hereward.
Hurlc, .John de. 442.
Hurre, Robert, 291.
Hurst, William de, 71.
HurstingtoD hundi'ed, co. Huntingdon, 457.
Hurthewrth, Alice wife of Thomas de, 332,
518.
, Thomas son of Thomas de, 518.
Husbold, estover in Delamere forest, 137.
Huscard, John, 345.
, Ralph his brother, 345.
Huse, Husee, Adam, 424.
, Henry, parson of Ashbury, 16.
, , parson of Botecleye, 16.
, Henry, 4, 272, 380.
, John, 272.
, John de la, 213.
, Peter de la, 213.
, Miles, 31.
William, 108.
Husee. See Huse.
Husk. See Usk.
Husser, John le, 274.
Hussher, Simon le, 299.
See also Ussher.
Hustwheyt, John de, presented to Lingefeld,
500.
Button [co. York], 200.
by Spaunton [co. York], 472.
in Visconte, co. York, 141.
in Cleveland [co. York], 386.
Huweldref. See Ucheldre.
Huwelot, John, 45.
Huweman, James, 69.
Huwessone, Thomas,
, Hugh, his knaye, 399.
Hyaunton, Elias de, 153.
See Meanton.
Hyckham, Hicham, [co. Lincoln], 38.
Hyde Abbey, Winchester, 500.
, altar of the Virgin in, 174.
, Robert de Popham, canon of, elected
abbot of, 19, 24. ...
, Robert, abbot of, 312, 316, 499.
Simon de Kaninges, abbot of, 503,
504.
GENERAL INDEX.
60^
Hyde Abbey — conl.
, WiUirtm de Worcester, abbot of, 30.
William, late abbot of, 18.
, SimoD, mouk of, 18.
abbot of, 19, 24. 30, 47, 230, 400.
abbot ami convcut of, 174, 478, 495.
Hyde, Hide. Edmund de lu, 22u.
, I.<>olda de la, abbess of St. Mary's,
Hopes, near Dublin, 293.
Richard de la, 220.
, Roper de la, 327.
William de la, 210.
Hyl. See Hill.
Hynaon, 372.
HynedoD, John de, 393.
Ralph de, 395.
Hyntes. See Hints.
, John de, 516.
Hynton, Hush de, 273.
Hythe, co. Kent, 423.
Ibbe, Richard son of Richard, 68.
, Robert his brother, 68.
Ibbestau, Elias de, 426.
Ichene. See Itchin.
Ichingham, William de, 515.
Ickeliugham, Ikeliugham, Richard de, 487.
Thoaas de, 80.
fdalok, 457.
Idcu, CO. Sus.sei, 314, 397, 453.
He one. See I den.
Idesale, Ide^hall. -Vee ShifTnal.
Idesale, Iteshale, Ideshale, John de, 487.
, Nicholas de, marshal of the Exche-
quer, Dublin, 184.
, Robert dt-, 15.
, William de, 128.
Idiots, 4.
Igoldemeies. See IngoldmelU.
Ibamme, Yham, Vhamme, co. Sussex, 3, 59,
453.
, new town of, 81.
Little, CO. Sussex, 397, 453.
Iketinghani. .See Ickelingham.
llchcHter, Ivelcestre, Yivelcestre, co. Somerset,
24.
, Friurs Preachers of, 91, III.
gaol of, 9, 218.
Ildedy, Thomas, 346.
Udolvestou [co. Norfolk], 222.
Ilkeston [co. Derby], 93.
Illauch [Ireland], 51
Ille. Richard, 279.
Illestou, Richard de, 249.
, Walter de, 249.
Illeye, Peet de, 94.
Illory, John, .JUS.
Ilmenistrc, John de, 61.
HmesKe, Jamen de, 94.
Ilsinsrton, co. Norfolk, 298, 318.
Usley ?, Oldesle, [co. IJerks], 156.
Ilsley, Hildesleye, [co. Berks], 221.
Iiripark, licenses to, 388.
Inchynghefeld, William de, 277.
Inethorne. .See Ivethoni.
' Infemus', Albinus, called, 443.
Inge [co. Kent?]. 494.
Inge, William, king's serjeant, 443.
Ingeldebv, .lohn de, 299.
Ingelose, Ranulph, 206.
Ingelscumbe. See Combe English.
In^ielwod. See Inglewood.
Ingemareys. .See Dungemarsh.
See also Lyde.
Ingeniator, Master Richard, 135, 137, 170.
Ingepenne, Geoffrey de, 55, 349.
, Roger de, 285.
Ingeram, John, 475.
Ingerby, William de, 246.
Ingeworth. .See Ingworth.
Ingham, co. Norfolk, 307.
Ingleby, Engelby [co. Derby,] 371.
luglescumbe. See Combe English. ,
Inglethorpe, Thomas, bishop of Rochester,
149, 213.
Inglewood Forest [co. Cumberland], 214, 222,
388, 475.
Ingoldethweyt [co. York?], 505.
Ingoldmells, Igoldmeles, co. Lincoln, 95.
Ingolisma, Engolisma, Augolisma, David de,
294.
, Master John de, 505.
, Iterius de, constable of Bordeaux,
3, 11, 40, 58, 72,80, 130, 131,321,322,
424, 500, .")03.
Ingrith, Robert, and Richard his son, 307.
lugwardeby, Ralph de, 94.
Irigwerby, Willia'u de, 433.
Ingworth [co. Norfolk], church of, 442.
luholte Wood, co. Essex, 465.
Inkberrow, Inteberge [co. Worcester], 465.
, \'iiicent, vicar of, 350.
Inn. Thomas, 377.
Innocent, pope. 360.
lus, Warin de, 45S.
Insula, Alexander de, 268, 312.
, Baldwin brother of Warin de, 518,
, (jerard de, 265.
Gilbert de, 271.
, Henry de. 501.
John de, 159, 504.
Nicholas de, 19.
Miister Peter de, archdeacon of
Exet.r, 447.
, Peter ton of Jaiu«8 de, 77. .
608
GEN KRAI. INDEX.
loKula — eont.
Peter de. 513.
, PettT de, abbot of lusiulu, 271.
, Kobiri lie, bishop of Durham, G7.
, llojjer de, keeper of the Great Ward-
rolio, 358.
Uojjer de, 164, 368, 500.
Simon de, 283.
, Thomas de, 276.
Walter de, 20y.
Warin de, 4.58, 518, 520.
Inteberge. See Inkberrow.
Inythorii. See Ivethorn.
Ippel, Alexander de, 204, 25-«.
Elugh de, 204, 254.
Ippele, William de, 16.
Ippelpenne. See Ipplepen.
Ipplepen [co. Devon], 221.
Ipswich, CO. Suffolk, 5, 85, 98, 100, 104, 42-3.
bailifis and good men of. 46.
gaol, 23, 43, 283, 'JSS, 405, 479, 521.
county court in, iOl.
king's court of, 98.
church of St. Matthew, 410.
St. Peter and St. Paul, William de
Secheford, prior of, 313.
, , sub-prior and convent of, 313.
, , John de Sancto Nicholao, prior
of, 315.
Irby [co. Lincoln], 182.
Ircestre, Richard de, 267.
Ireby [co. Cumberland], 353.
Ireby, Alan de, 353.
, Uoberide, 144.
Ireland, 5, 11-17. 19, 22, 24-26, 30, 31, 33-
36, 38. 39, 41, 52-56, 57-59, 62-64,
66-68, 73, 7.1, 77, 81, 83-85, 88, 98,
107, 109, 110, 117-121, 123-138, 146,
148, 149, 152, 154, 156-158, 161,
166-168, 177, 178, &ud passim.
, the bench in, 36, 79, 314, 338.
., , , justices of the. See Hacche.
Bagot.
, castles in, munition of, 188, 189.
, chirographer of the bench, 63.
, keeper of the rolls of. See Berke-
" leye.
, Common Pleas, justices of, 132. See
Bagot.
, constable of. See Verdun.
, king's works and castles in, 357.
Irish cloth, 2.
, council, 378.
, justiciary and council, 360.
, customs on wool, wool-iells, &c., to be
taken by the merchants of Lucca, 229.
, to be collected by the merchants
of Florence, 36.
, custom on wool and wool-fells of, for
Wales, 170.
, customs, S6.
i Ireland — cout.
English laws in, liberty of using, 15,
32, 78, 118, 123, 167, 177, 364, 368,
370, 380, 419, 420, 427, 439, 462, 487.
, escheator of, 188, 324.
, , functions of, 378.
See also Walter de la Haye. J.
archbishop of Dublin. Saunford.
, chamberlain of, 4"i5.
See also Brun.
exchange in, 66, 72, 127.
, exchequer of (i)ublin), 36, 37, 119,
128, 231, .345, 388, 392, 436, 438, 449,
450.
, , walling of, 380.
, , chancellor of. See Beverlaco.
Cantok. Kenle. Master John de Ful-
urn. and Master Walter de Fulburn.
, rolls and memoranda of, 470.
, chancellor of, 482.
, , chancellorship of, 72.
, marshal of. See Ideshale.
, , treasurer of. See Kstden. Clere.
, , receiver of, 392.
, , treasurer and barons of, 36,74,
378, 380, 385, 388, 403, 412, 451, 485.
, , treasurer and chamberlain of,
233, 388, 479.
, , barons and chamberlain, 485.
, fight at OfiFaly between Calvach
Oconehor and king's forces, 327.
, eyre in, 36.
, Friars Minors in, Reymund, general
minister of, 444.
, justiciary of, 14, 17, 36, 37, 214, 237,
268, 276, 298, 326, 327, 341, 355, 357,
359, 369, 372, 375, 381, 384, 444, 451.
, justiciary of, tempore Henry II., 78.
, justiciary of, Stephen, bishop of
Waterford, 1, 12, 19, 34, 35, 36, 41,
56, 57, 67, 69, 72, 74, 108, 110, 118,
119, 123, 127, 128, 132, 146, 152, 154,
170, 188, 193, 210, 249, 280.
, , hi s appointment as justiciary, 36.
, , sometime treasurer of Ireland,
74.
.. ...., justiciary of, Fulburn, Stephen de
archbishop of Tuam, 345.
See also Fulburn.
, justiciary of, S. archbishop of Tuara,
293.
, justiciary of, J. archbishop of Dublin,
301, 302, 324, 345, 351.
See also Saunford, John de. Dublin.
, j usticiary of, Vescy , W illiam de
387, 421, 426, 427, 430, 431, 448, 449,
451, 470,486,491.
See also Vescy.
, justiciary of, Robert de Uff'ord See
Ufford.
, justiciary of, GenevJU, GeoflFrey de,
98.
See Genevill.
GENERAL LVDEX.
609
Ireland — cont.
, lands in, of Gilbert de Clare, earl of
Gloucester, 359.
lands in, of Eleanor the queen con-
sort, 419.
merchants' seal for, 483.
, mine recently discovered in, ;V22.
, mint in, master of the, 66. .See
Normanni, Alexander.
new custom, mintage and exchange
in, 127.
rebel Irish, licence to exchange, 327.
, licenses to treat with, 360, 481,
483.
, rolls of the justices in eyre in, 440.
taxes in, collection of, '.01.
issues of, 479.
, fifteenth in, 486.
, issues of, applied to towns and castles
in Wales, 146, 149, 170.
treasurer of. See Clere. Fulburn.
Bagot.
present war in, 132.
, wheat from, yj, 156, 481, 489.
wines in, ganger of. See Colum-
bariis.
Iremongere, John le, 516.
Irenfoet, Ralph, 305.
Ireton, Irton, Isaac knave of Nicholas de,
49.
, Nicholas de, 48.
, , Richard his son, 48.
, Roger de, 49.
Ralph de, sometime prior of Gyse-
biirn, elected bishop of Carlisle, 10.
Ralph de, bishop of Carlisle, 365,
370-372. 407, 475, 480.
, William de, 94.
Ireys, Irreys, John le, 38.
, liaurence le, 371.
Irreys. See Irej s.
Irstede, Nicholas de, 41, 240.
Irthington, Erthington, co. Cumberland, 209.
Irton. See Ireton.
Isaac, Isack, Issue, Blak, wife of, 282.
, Elias son of William, 282, 286.
, Elias, 172.
, Isaac son of, Jew, 258, 259.
.See also Polet.
Iselhamstede. .See Cheneys.
Isenden. See Essendon
Isham, Thomas de, 383.
Iskenuen [co. Carmarthen], 510.
Islaiid, the, Ireland, 437.
Islands, the. Sec Channel and Jersey,
Guernsey, Aldemey and Sark.
Isolda, Henry son of, 88.
Iipauia, Ispannia, Ispanya, Ilispaniu, Arnold
de, 1H8.
, James de, 32, 137, 426.
James de, panon of .VIdech, 271.
6*014.
Ispania— cont.
, James de, prebendary of Scren, par-
son of Scren, 62.
James de, parson of Robery, 56, 60.
Master James de, 466.
John de, 143, 144.
Itaelis. See Ithel.
Itchin, Ichene, [co. Hants], 483.
Itchington [co. Warwick], letters patent
dated at, 455.
Itchington, Bishop's [co. Warwick], letters
patent dated at, 425, 426.
, Long [co. Warwick], letters patent
dated at, 424, 426.
Iteringham. See Itteringhara.
Iteshale. .See Ideshale.
Ithel, Ithaelis, Ythel, Eynon son of; 121.
, Grouno ap, 343.
John son of, 521.
.son of KenewTek, 121.
Itteringham [co. Norfolk], church of, 458.
Ive, John, 45.
Ivelcestre, Ivelchester. See Ilchester.
Ives by Alt, 68.
Ivethorn, Vvithorn, Matthew de, 57.
, .Savaricus de, 218.
, Walter, 186.
, Walter de, 57, 188.
Ivingo, Ivingho, Ivyngho, Ivyngeho, Ivengho,
Master Ralph de, chancellor of St.
Paul's, London, 185. 222, 223, 303,
304, 311, 312, 484, 519.
Ivo, Martin sou of William son of, citizen of
Carlisle, 4.
, Simon son of, de Walepol, 273.
Ivon[is], Thomas, 252.
Ivor son of Griffin ap GriflBu, 15.
Ivoun, Ireland, 337.
Iwayn, Roger, 450.
Iwelegh. .See Uley.
Iwerne Curtenay [co. Dorset], 162.
Iwode [co. Hants?], 114.
Ixworthe, CO. Suffolk, 89.
, William, prior of, 89
John, cellarer of, 89-90.
prior and convent of, 340.
Jabet, Robert, 375.
Jaoke, John, 152.
Jacob, Henry, 319.
lohn, 152.
Jucobi, liartholoniew, 310.
, Laurence, merchant of Florence, 233.
Pas.h', 109.
.lakele, John de, 468.
Jukes, Jobo, 105, 112.
<4 *4
610
GENERAL INDEX.
Jake.sham. See Yaxhnm.
Jakesle, John de, 246.
Jaiuani or .Tnni«ni, James, 311, SS/j.
James, ('ooffrev son of, 30.
Mo!*seus son of, de Oxonia, 381.
, Peter son of, do Insnln, 77.
son of Gilbert, Koesia daughter of
30.5.
Laurence son of, 409.
, Nicholas son of, 214.
Italph son of, 139.
, WiUiam son of, 18.
Janua. See Genoii.
, Andrew de, 269, 318.
Jarewei:, William de, 198.
Jarum. See Yarm.
Jay, Jaye, Jayo, Brian de, master or preceptor
of the Kniirhts Templars in Scotland,
442, 463, 508.
, John, 281.
Walter de, 57.
Jedworth [co. Koxburgh], castle of, 433.
Jeney, William, 420.
Jeofne. See Jorene.
Jerevall. .9ee Jervaulx.
Jerncmuta. See Gernemuta.
Jerovall. See Jervaulx.
Jersey, 2, 14, 64, 65, 83, 154, 158, 172, 339,
340, 379, 393, 424, 440, 484, 486, 491,
495, 496.
, Holy Trinity parish, 65.
, eyre in, 154.
Jerusalem, 30, 78, 113, 137, 158, 159, 167,
173, 345, 357, 367, 371, 372, 373, 381,
403, 409, 429, 431, 432, 434.
See also Holy Land.
, master and brethren of military order
of the house of God and St. Lazarus,
113, 137, 431.
Jervaulx, Jerevall, Joreval [co. York],
abbot of, 250, 318, 498, 499.
, Ralph, abbot of, 319, 340.
, abbot and convent of, 222.
Jesmond, Gesemuth [co. Northumberland],
119, 120.
Jevan, Yevan, Yeyvan, Yewan, Map, 460.
. ab Ithel Voan, 450.
ab Tedewyk, 450.
son of Eynon, 121.
son of Ithel, 121.
son of Yarford, 121.
Jews, 4, G, 15, 25, 26, 56, 62, 79, 81, 84, 86,
97, 98, 107, 116, 128, 134, 142, 147,
173, 176, 184, 187, 188, 192, 193, 212-
214, 216, 221, 224, 227, 228, 234, 236,
258, 259, 282, 286, 291, 335, 341, 350,
363, 36^ 378, 379, 381, 382, 384, 392,
397,398, 402 (2), 410, 417 (2), 419,
451, 478.
burial ground of, in London, 173.
chest of chirographs of, 188, 212.
Jews, &c. — cont.
, , of Cambridge and Bedford,
212.
, , of London and Westminster,
scrutiny of, 227.
, chevage on, appointment of officers to
collect, 398.
, Christian boy killed by, 402.
, concealed goods of condemned: —
, commissions to enquire touch-
ing the, 128, 134, 291.
, , 200/. fine imposed on Florence
merchants for, 173, 176 ; 400/. fine for
the same, 213.
, , 5^ marks weight of geld con-
cealed seized, 184.
, , 1,000/. fine for concealing the
goods of a husband, 193.
, , grant to Eleanor, the king's con-
sort, of forfeitures due for, 62, 350.
, , 200 marks fine imposed on the
commonalty of Lincoln for, 451.
, , receiver of, for the county of
Oxford, 6. See Wyleby, Philip de.
converts. 5ee London, Domus Con-
versorum.
.., , assault by, on, 397.
, counterfeiting silver sheets, clipping
the coin, 56, 147.
, , commissions to enquire touch-
ing the, 128, 134, 291.
, , pardon to a prior for receiving
such, 147.
, , grant to Eleanor, the king's
consort, of all forfeitures for, 62.
, , arrest of such sheets or coin at
the ports, 81.
, , foreign merchants dealing with
such sheets and coin, 98.
, , ... ,., pardon to, 79, 187.
, counterfeiting the king's die at Burv
St. Edmund's, 97.
, counterfeiting the seal of a priory,
142.
, , of an abbot, 402.
, charged with deaths, 221, 258, 259,
282, 402.
, debts due to: —
, , enrolled in chancery, 56.
, , grants to other persons of, 56,
84.
, , pardon to debtors of, 108, 193,
228, 234.
, , licence for a Jew to sell a debt
due from an archdeacon, 116.
, , the escheator this side Trent to
receive recognizances of, 188.
, , the chest of chirographs touch-
ing, carried to the Isle of Ely after the
Barons' war, 212.
, Domus Conversorum. See London.
, exchequer of the, 56, 188.
, expulsion of, from the realm, 378
381, 382, 410 ,417, 419.
GENERAL INDEX.
611
Jews — eont.
gniat by Henry III, of Aarou son of
Vives, Jew, to Edmuad the king's
brother, confirmed by the kin^r, 56.
, hou:ies, tness.iages, &c., of: —
• , licences to bur or sell, in South-
wark. 4.
, in Oxford, 18, 26.
, , in Worcester, 107.
, in Lincoln, 192.
, , , in Canterbury, 214.
, in London, 366 (2), 379,
384.
, , Jewish custom as to the cur-
tilage of, 224.
, .commission to extend and sell
Jews' houses, &c., in London and else-
where, since their exile, 410, 417.
, commission to enquire into
leases since their exile, 419.
, , fallen into the king's hands on
their deaths, 4, 341.
, jurisdiction of the Chancellor of Ox-
ford University over, 236.
, justices appointed for the custody of,
81, 188.
, keepers of the, of Hereford, 15.
marriage of, grant of, 4.
mortgage or pledge of lands to, 25.
, bishop of Bath's charter to burgesses
of Chard, prohibiting them from mort-
gaging to, 216.
safe conduct for, on their expulsion,
378, 381, 382.
, tallage on, exemption from, 193,366.
, special toll on Jews and Jewesses
crossing a bridge, 116.
take retuge in the Tower when
charged with a death, 221, 282.
Joan, Emma daughter of, 208.
Joce, John, 279.
Joceus, Augustine son of, 98.
, Sabina wife of, le Pestur, 436.
Jockeshale, Henry de, 516.
Joefne. See Jovene.
Joel, Roger, 61.
Joghell. See Youghal.
Johan, James, 71.
William Frere, 457.
Johannis, Goucheus, 290.
, Galvanus, 232.
William, 213.
John, sometime King of England, 165, 185,
356, 389,412.
monk of Hide, 18.
, Adam son of, 250.
, Master Adam son of, 31.
Adam, parson of Duncurry, 31, 73,
250.
, son of, de Uyseworthe, 22.
, Alan ion of, 1 18.
Alard too of, de Sanberat, lUC.
I John — row/.
,, Alexander son of, de Pilkinton, 503.
, Alice daughter of Hugh sou of, de
Wyndesor, 181.
ap Adam, 325.
ap Howel, 412.
Benedict sou of , de Ardmagh, 123.
Gerald son of, 123.
Henry son of, 248.
de Holewell, 364.
Juliana his mother, 339, 364.
Hugh son of, 340, 371.
John son of, de Bello Campo, 88, 127.
, Alesia his daughter, 478.
, de Brampton, 356.
de Mares, 490.
, de Sandiacre, 94.
de Meriet, 184.
, de Overton, 516.
, de Pokelington, 205.
de Coventre, 324.
, de Dagworthe, 498, 499.
, Master, de Scrapecroft, 475.
Jordan son of, de Polesworth, 281.
Matthew son of, 241, 269, 270, 280,
291, 454, 455.
Nicholas son of, de Baligaveran, 326,
334.
de Mitton, 472.
Peter son of, de Strotlonde, 185, 376.
Ralph son of, de Picheford, 292.
Richard son of, 3, 272, 320, 323, 399.
,le Clerk, 37. .
Robert son of, steward of the House-
hold, 52, 79, 105, 114, 155, 182, 184,
191, 198, 214, 238, 239, 245.
Robert, son of, de Lecbelade, 291.
, de Overton, 516.
, lo Clerk, 161.
Roger son of, 371, 411.
de la Ryding, 307.
de Haliwell, 502.
son of Alan, John son of John son of,
382.
Richard son of, 32, 57, 65, 67,
105, 113.
hon of Itael, 521.
son of Laurence, Joan wife of, 54, 91.
son of Matthew, Margaret wife of, 280.
son of Philip, Robert son of, 3G3.
, Thomas son of, 95.
, ,de Bayfelde, 521,
, de Horton, IfiS.
, de Langehage, 97.
, William son of, 22, 202.
, le Barkere, 307.
le Keu, 366.
,, del Helf, 142.
de la Hill, 221.
, de Mesiewrth, 478.
QQ2
612
GENERAL INDEX.
.lohn — cont.
... Willinm son of, and his brothers, de
Donowjrco, 167.
William son of Robert son of, de
BvkiT, lo:..
William son of William son of, 26fi.
Yewan Map, 450.
Jolif, Geoffrey. 344.
.lone, I'eter, 01.
.Jonesuian, Nicholas, 69.
.lonescrjant, Hichard, 70.
Jordan, .lurdan, Adam son of, le Hlake, 20.
William, 278, 377.
Jordani, Peter, of Lucca, 19.
, William, 123.
, Aiiketin son of, de Stretton,
436.
, , Edmund son of, de Whitmere,
281.
Jorevall. See Jervaulx.
Jovene, Juvene, Joefne, Alexander le, 259.
, Hermann, le, 237.
, John le, 5, 170, 241, 283.
Laurence le, 418.
, Nicholas le, 472.
, Thomas le, and Jordan his son, 435.
Jow, Gilbert le, and Richard his son, 302.
Jowette, Robert, 191.
Joye, John, 59, 172.
, Roger, 237.
Judas, Wiiliam, 236.
Judde, Ralph, 124.
Jiietta, Emma daughter of, 70.
Julian, John, 73.
Juliana, Henry son of, and Walter his brother,
de Staiileye, 93.
Juiiane. William, 120.
Jumieges, Gjmiuges, abbot of, 154, 167.
Jupe, .Mice, 472.
Jurdan. See Jordan.
Jurisdiction :
the young men of Scarborough refuse the
jurisdiction of the oMer men, 50.
liberty of W^illiam de Valencia, 44.
wajientake of Ainsty claimed by the
citizens of York, 41, 70.
pardon for nora juslicia and new punish-
ments practised in London, 80.
King's officer impleaded in the Court
Christian, 104.
jurisdiction of the Chancellor of Oxford
University, 172.
amercements of the eyre within his liberty
claimed by the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, 46.
franchise of the abbot of. St. Edmund's
to try appeals of death, 207 ; of the
abboi of Glastonbury, 255.
king's bailiffs in the hundred of IVFaccles-
field, 76.
hundred of Miclieldever, 47, 48.
„ of Goldspur, 397.
Jurisdiction — cont.
hundred of Wellow, 101, 140.
„ „ disputed jurisdiction in,
253.
the bounds of carl ol Richmond's wapen-
take of Hang, 512.
jurisdiction of the bailifiFs of Great Yar-
mouth, 256.
mayor atid bailiff's court of Dunwich
prevented from being held by the
sailors of Dunwich, 279.
pleas de namio vetilo, 444.
a plea commenced in the Bench ordered
to be determined before the justices in
eyre in the county of York, 455.
tenants in Brecon to plead in the county
there by writ obtained in the chancery,
478.
jurors impeded, 141.
See also Towns.
Justice, Geofifrey, 432.
Justisc, William, and Robert his brother, 493.
Juvene. See Jovene.
Kaccbelewe, John, 236.
Kadele. See Cadeleigh.
Kael, Gael, Geoffrey le, 299.
, Humphrey de, or le, 201, 303, 307,
309, 317, 365, 399, 401, 454.
Kaer in Arvon. See Carnarvon.
Kaerdif. See Cardiff.
Kaerleolo. See Karleolo.
Kaermerdyn. See Carmarthen.
Kaernarvan. See Carnarvon.
Kallard, William, 335.
Kancia, John de, 233, 371, 447.
, , abbot of Glastonbury, 448.
, , parson of Pykot, 348.
, , parson of Bila, 348.
, Richard de, 246, 420.
., Walter de, 24, 47, 48.
See also Kent.
Kaneleye, Thomas de, 230.
Kaninges, Kaningges, Simon de, sacristan of
Hyde, to be abbot, 503, 504.
Kanoc. See Cannock.
Kanokebiry. See Cannockbury.
Kauynge. See Bishops Cannings.
Kardigan. See Cardigan.
Karesbrok. See Carisbrook.
Kareville, Roger de, 295, 301.
Karham. See Carham.
Karlaton. See Carlatton.
Karleolo, Kaerleolo, Hugh de, 195.
, Thomas de, 103.
Karleton. See Carleton.
Karnarvan. See Carnarvon.
GENERAL INDEX.
613
Karreu, Karru. See Caru.
Karrik. See Carrik.
Kusin^hamme. See Casinghamme.
Katrevatit, John, 103.
Kntur, John le, 45. See also Acatnr.
Kaudif, Paulinas de, 85.
Kaunvill. See Cainvill.
Kaveresham. See Caversham.
Kavereswcll, Kaversewell. See Caveresw ell.
Kayles, Henry de, 306.
Kayly, Adam de, 274.
Kaynes, Ilawisia, wife of Robert de, lti5.
, Matilda de, 251.
, , William her sou, 251.
, William de, le Bastard, 251.
, , Robert de, 54.
Kayo, 84.
Kay8[er], [John], 227.
, Nicholas, his man, 227.
Keccheleston. See Kettheleston.
Kedeweyn. See Caedewen.
Kedewine. See Caedewen.
Kedewy. See Caedewen.
Kedmor. See Kedyvor.
Kedwelli, Philip de, 430.
Kedyvor, Hoel ap, 123.
ap Wylfryth, 450.
Keek', John de, 204.
Ke[ir], Hugh le, 11.
Kelburo. See Kilburu.
KeMreston. See Kelsterton.
Keleby, William de, 383.
Keiefold, William de, 261.
Kelenok .Maur [Clynnop Vawr, co. Carnar-
von?], letters patent dated at, 72.
Keleseye. See Kelsey.
Kelesolt. William de, 3S5.
Keling, Philip, the younger, 210.
Kelk Parva [co. York], 174.
Kellawe, Emericus de, and Joan his wife, 99,
105.
William de, 504.
Kclleseye, William de, 518.
Kells, Kenles, Kenlys [co. Meath], 418.
St. Mary's abbey, 35.
, Angelicus, abbot of, 268.
, Angliciis, abbot of, 426.
, AugUHtiu, late abbot, 35.
, Maurice, abbot of, 252.
St. Mary's, church of, 224.
, .archdeacon of. See DunibletoD.
, , Thomas, canon of, 426.
Kelmerton, Richard <ie, 315.
Kclsale. Kolesale (i-o. Suffolk), 73.
Kelsey, North, co. I^iucolii, 512.
KeUterton, Keidreston, co. Flint, 133.
Kemble, Kemele [co. Wiltii],220.
Kemele, Richard de, 220.
Kemer. See Kemmer.
Kemesek, Kdmiind de, 226.
, Edmund his son, 296.
Kemeseye, Henry de, precentor of St. .Mary
by Southampton, 1.
Ricbanl de, 293.
Kemeshull [Coombs-Edge, co. Derby], 61.
Kemesiiig, Robert de. 2'.<9, 317, 342.
Kemmer, Kemer, Kymmer [co. Merioneth],
abbot and convent of, 68.
, abbot of, 138.
Keaipe, Geoffrey, 324.
Kempsey [co. Worcester], letters patent
dated at, 7, H.
Kenardington [co. Kent], 37.
Kendale, Adam de, 144.
,Johnde, 200,200.
, Hugh de, 49, 126, 150, 155, 213. 227,
285, 321, 405, 410, 417, 419, 519.
, , late prebendary of Hastings,
150.
, presented to Leatherhtad, 213.
, Master Peter de, the queen consort's
cook, 119, 120, ise, 187, 236, 239.
Agnes his wife, 236.
, William de, 299.
Kene, John, 61.
Kenebauton. See Kynebauton.
Kenel, Robert, 514.
Keneleye. See Kenle.
Kenet. See Ken net.
Kenette. See Kennet.
Kenewrek, Kenewreyk, Kenerwrik. See Ken-
rick.
Kenilleworth. See Kenilworth.
See also Keniiwrth.
Kenilworth [co. Warwick], 225, 320.
dictum de, 80, l'.»5.
, prior and convent of, 160.
, Richard, prior of, 504.
, Robert de Salle, prior of, 505, 507.
Keniiwrth, Kenilleworth, .John de, 252.
, William de, 498.
Kenle, Xenleg, Kenlegh, Kenleye, Keueley,
Keneleye, Albertinus de, nephew of
John de, 68, 493.
, .Master John de, chancellor of the
Exchequer, Dublin, 185, 412.
, Master Johti de, 321, 439.
, Master John de, rector of Kenelegh,
370.
, Master John de, archdeacon of Meath,
15, 58, 68,321, 379.
the younger, .Master John de, 438.
John de, 193.
Muster Wftlter de, appointed chan-
cellor of the Kxche<|uer, Dublin, 412.
Kenleg, »•»•«• Kenle.
Kenley, Kenleye, Kculugh [co. Salop]. 82.
wood of, 195.
, church of, 370.
Kenles, Keniis, Kenlys, tee Kella.
Kenlyt, Tlioma.'t dc, canon of Kealis, 252.
6U
GENEKAL INDEX.
Kennrt, co. Cambridge, 441.
, river, 82, 341.
KenningtoD, Ivo de, 91.
Keiir.-deford. William de, 97.
Kenrick, Kenewrck, Keiierwrik, Keuewreyk,
sou of Louliargh, or Thlewargiis, 121,
521.
, Coriuye, 450.
son of Lewellin, 121.
son of EjDon, 121.
Madoc son of, archdeacon of Angle-
sey, 119.
, V'aghan, 121.
Kent. CO., 43, 46, 92-94, 104, 115, 209, 215,
256, 265, 323, 395, 405, 456, 489, 513,
513, 517.
, sheriff of, 19, 166, 196, 351, 360, 404,
422, 431.
, knights, freeholders, &c., of, 275.
.., king's land in, 358.
men of, 255, 256.
, de walliis, &.C., iu, 309, 331.
Kent, Rente, Henry, 120.
, John de, 377.
, Thomas de, 377, 45R.
See also Kancia.
Keuynton, William de, 234.
Kerdif, John de, 355.
Kerdinton. See Cardington.
Kerebidam [co. York], 461.
Kerbrock, Kerebrok. See Carebrok.
Kereby ? Kerebidam, co. York, 461.
Kereseye, Thomas son of Ralph de, 518.
Kereshalton, Kobert de, 374.
Kerlyon. See Caerleon.
Kermerdyn. See Carmarthen.
Kerry [co. Montgomery], 405, 458.
Kerry, Ireland, county of, 119.
, John de Courcy's lands in, 450.
Kerseuere, John de la, 479.
Kersey, John de, 126.
Kersington, Kersinton. See Cassiugton.
Kertling, Bartholomew de, presented to As-
patrick, 492.
Kertoleston. See Car-Colston.
Kervy, Master John de, 190.
Kery. See Kerry.
Kessingland [co. Suffolk], 118.
Kessinglond, Thomas de, 507.
Kestesgate. See Kiftsgate.
Ketinton, John de, 209
Kettheleston, Henry de, abbot of Derley, 267.
Keu, Adam le, 61, 94.
... , Adam son of Adam le, 269.
, Alexander le, 498.
, Alice daughter of Richard le, 1.39.
, Master Andrew le, 274.
, Matilda wife of Richard le, 139.
, Anketil le, 96.
, Master Geoffrey le, 40.
, Geoffrey le, 93.
Keu— cont.
Gilbert le, 256.
, Hugh le, 28, 47, 67, 93, 94.
, Isabella, his wife, 67.
John le, 95, 204, 20.5, 377, 379, 407.
, Laurence le, 521.
, Nicholas le, 208.
, Nicholas son of Humphrey le, 510.
, Ralph le, 95, 98, 145.
, Richard le, 87, 274, 331, 438.
, Robert le, 518, 520.
, , of Ely, 518.
, of Hemmingston, 520. .
, Roger le, 246, 466.
.., Simon le, 305.
, Suan le, Swanus le, 77, 355.
, Walter le, 55, 220, 425.
, Williim le, 520.
, William son of John le, 366.
, William son of Reiner le, and Walter
his brother, 208.
, Wymer le, 102.
See also Co. Ko.
Keveneberen [Cefnyberin, co. Montgomery],
459.
Kevnebaheltref [Bacheldre, co. Montgom-
ery?], 459.
Keye, Bernard, 103.
Keym, Benedict, 96.
See also Caym.
Keynesham, Walter de, 153.
Keynsham, co. Somerset, abbot of, 253.
, hundred of, 253.
Keys, Alice wife of, 205.
Kibworth [co. Leicester], 47.
Kidel, Henry, 44.
Kids, 66.
Kiffe, Robert, 9 1 .
Kiftsgate, Keftesgate, co. Gloucester, hundred
of, 135.
Kiggesclere. 5ee Kingsclere.
Kilbeworth. See Kibworth.
Kilburn [co. Middlesex], prioress and nuns
of, 225.
Kilca. See Kilkea.
Kilcleeheen, near Waterford, Kilkilhyn,
Desiderata le Poher, abbess of, 276.
, Mabel de Curcy, abbess of, 34.
,.., Matilda Comyn, abbess of, 491.
Kildale [co. York], 158, 159, 364.
, chapel of St. Hilda, advowson of, 364.
Kildare, bishop of, 476.
Kilebryde, William Comyn of. See Comyn.
Kilewrah, Kylewrah, Wales, 401, 512.
Kilfeakle [co. Tipperary], castle and town of,
372.
Kilgaihan [co. Pembroke], Wales, 511.
Kilham, Killum [co. York], letters patent
dated at, 507, 520.
, CO. Northumberland, 123.
Kilka. See Kilkea.
GENERAL INDEX.
615
Kilkayron [Kiliau-Aeron, co. Cardigan],
church of, 64.
Kilkea, Kylca [co. Kildare], 415, 431.
Kilkenny [Ireland], 83, 169.
, murage for, 18, 435.
Kilkenny, Walter dc, Lse.
, Master Andrew de, 513.
Kilkerli Ireland, church of, 365.
Kilkewich [ Kilkewydd, co. Montgomeiy] , 343.
Kilkilhyn. See Kilcleeheen.
Killaloe, Maurice, late precentor, now bishop
of, 12.
, bishop of. See Ohogan.
Killaniarsh, Kynewaldemers, co. Derby, 87.
Killcott, Kylcote, co. Gloucester, wood of, 123.
Killegenith, 51.
KillegleDewan, 51.
Killeny, Richard de, 58.
Killeshull, 310.
, Reginald de, 124.
Kiliingholm, Kilvingholm, co. Lincoln, 330,
4t>7.
Killing weye, 31.
Killum. See Kilbam.
Kilmacduagh, Ireland, bishop of, 118.
, Laurence, bishop of, 381.
Maurice, bishop of, 110.
Nicholas, canon of, 364.
, David, bishop of, 364.
Kilmeadan [co. Waterford], church of, 136,
476.
Kilmelog, Walter son of Thomas de, 337.
Kilmidan. See Kilmeadan.
Kilmore, Maurice, bishop of, 252.
Kilrecch, 459.
Kilsilam, 372.
Bol'horp, Richard de, 385.
Kilverton. See Kirton.
Kilvingholm. See Ki llingholm.
Kilwardby. co. York, 445.
Kimberley, Kyneburlegh [co. Norfolk], 149,
458.
Kime. See Kyme.
Kinaleghin, Domus Dei of, prior, monks and
brethren of, 31.
Kinelburley, Kyneburic, Richard de, 172, 263.
Kincmerdon, Thomas dc, 246.
Kinemunth, Odo de, presented to St. Santain
in .Man, 433.
Kint-wardeston. See KinnardNtouc.
Kinfare, forest of [co. Stafford], 22, 197, 220.
King, the. .SVr Edward I.
KirgV Bench, 339.
King's Officers, 140, 330, 396, 457.
King, Kingh, Kyng, Henry son of John, 264.
, John le, 331.
John, 212.
, Richard, 47.
Robert, 61. 94.
Roger ion ot Stephen le, 273, 287.
, William, 124.
Kingesbrigg. See Kingsbridge.
Kingesbury. .See Kingsbury.
Kingesclcre. See Kingsclere.
Kingesman, John, 472.
Kingesmebum. See Meabum King's.
Kingespenne. See King's Pion.
Kingeston, Kyngeston, John de, 295, 348.
, Hugh de, 235.
, Jordan de, 1.15.
, Nicholas de, parson of Wikedine, 66.
, Robert de, 480.
William de, 120.
Kingeston. See Kingston.
Kiupeswod. See Kingswood.
Kingeswynefurd. See Kingswinford.
Kinggesbrigg. .See Kingsbridge.
Kinggesniore [co. Salop], 48^.
Kingham, John de, 12.
Kingsbridge [co. Devon], 202, 255.
Kingsbury [co. Somerset], 476.
Kingsclere [co. Hants], 388.
advowsou of the church of, 388, 475 .
Kingscliffe, Clyve, co. Northampton, 218.
forest of, 82, 218, 403.
King's Moor, co. Somerset, 24.
King's Pion, Kingespenne, co. Hereford, 467.
, church of St. Mary 467.
King's Ripton [co. Huntingdon], church of,
427.
Kingston, 21t'>, 368, 444.
, CO. Devon, 53.
, CO. Dorset, 136.
letters patent dated at, 394, 395.
[on Thames] [co. Surrey], 368, 444.
, , letters patent dated at, 334.
Kingswinford, co. Stafford, 76, 465.
Kingswood, co. Gloucester, chase of, 55, 153,
210, 519.
, CO. Surrey, 436, 477.
Kington [Kington St. Michael, co. Wilts],
157, 485.
Kington, Henry de, and U'illiam and Philip his
brothers, 517.
Kingtus Ralph, 291.
Kinwardstoue, co. Wilts, hundred of, 351.
Kinwarton [co. Warwick], 23.
Kirby Monks, Kirkby [co. Warwick],
(ieoffrcy, prior of, 324.
Kirkbride, Willimn Comyn of. See Com^n.
Kirkburn, co. York, 180.
Kirkby [co. Lincoln], 122, 201, 243.
in Kt-iidal [<•<). ^\ istmoreland], church
of, WW.
Mulzcard, co. York, 142, 612.
There, Kirkebythore [co. Westmore-
lasd], church of, 56.
S«e a/«o Kirby.
Kirkcowell. See Crickhowell, 452.
Kirkebryde, Kirkobrydo, Walter de, 302.
Richard de, 115,302.
e>in
GEXERAL INDEX.
Kirkobriiniie. f*ee Kirkbiim.
Kirkel)y. •*>('«• Kirkliv.
Kirkeby, Kjrktby. Kirqucby, Gilbert dc, 137.
a l('>, 247, 473.
Hu>;h <lo. (lO.
lolin di', bishop of Kly, treasurer of
the exciioquor, 11, 17, 30, 35, 55, 62,
65, 71. 102. 104, 105, lOU, 140, 155,
163, 206, 21 it, 210, 226, 261, 313, 349,
391.
, John de, bishop of Ely, 251.
Reginald de, 315.
, Robert de, 262.
Roger de, 22.
William de, 517.
Kirkehain. Kyrkham, Nicholas de, 294.
Robert de, 299, 480.
Kirkeiuin, John, 399.
Kirke.^talle. See Kirkstall.
Kirkestede. See Kirkstead.
Kirketoa in Holland. See Kirton.
Kirketon, Alexander de, 33, f'.o, 81, 141.
, Alice wife of Ranulph de, 91.
Richard son of Laurence de, 91.
, Ralph de, 81, 98.
, Robert de, 256, 274.
, Waceus de, and Agnes his wife, 491.
Kirkham [co. York], prior of, 211.
Kirkstall [co. York], 63.
Kirkstead [co. Lincoln], abbot of, 160, 299.
, abbot and convent of, 176, 248, 462.
Kirkosewold, Robert de, citizen of Carlisle, 4.
Kirqueby. See Kirkeby.
Kirshale, John de, 383.
Kirtlingtou, Joan wife of John de, 99.
Kirtou (Kirketon) in Holland, co. Lincoln,
256.
, [co. SufiFolk], 234.
Kleglan, William, 66.
Knape, Andrew, 489.
Knapton, Richard de, 297.
Knaresborough, co. York, 141.
park, 258.
free chace, 258.
, letters patent dated at, 508.
, house of St. Robert at, 224.
forest, 92.
Knight of a subject, 445.
Kuight, Knyght, John son of Richard, 427.
, John le, 380.
Knightele, Knyghtle, Knyghtelegh, Knyghtele,
Robert de, 100, 257, 286, 453.
Knighton, Knyghteton, church of, 135.
Kuights' Templars in England, 19, 24, 343.
, master of, 243, 245.
See also Robert de Turvill.
.in Scotland, preceptor of. See Jay,
Brian de.
master and brethren of, 120, 436,486,
507.
, Guy, master of, 445.
KnightB Templars — cont.
in England, Scotland, and Ireland,
master of See Foresta, Guy de.
Knightwick, co. Worcester, 85.
Knithwyk. See Knightwick.
Knivct, Knyvet, Robert, 326.
, John, 240.
Knocknioy [co. Gal way], Laurence, abbot of,
381.
, abbot and convent of, 135.
Knol, Elias de, 199.
Knolle, Richard de, 318.
, Richard de la, 299.
, La. See Knowle.
Knot, Knotte, Anselm, 377.
, John, and Alice his sister, 306.
, Ralph, 307.
, William, 377, 503.
See also Kn\it.
Knottesford. See Knutsford.
Knout, Richard, 399.
Knoutb, Richard, 453.
Knoviil, Knouvill, Knovyll, Alice wife of John
de, 469.
, Bogo de, 82, 85, 123, 199, 211, 274,
286, 305, 338, 342, 344, 353, 396, 397,
400,405,459, 513, 521.
, Bogo son of Bogo de, the younger,
presented to Greatleye, 368.
, Bogo sou of Bogo de, the elder, pre-
sented to Dene Maudut, 368.
, Gilbert de, 53, 399.
, Joan de, 355.
Knowle, Knolle, La, co. Warwick, 175.
Knut, Eva wife of Richard, 472.
, Richard de, 292.
, Richard, 269.
See also Knot, Knout.
Knutsford, co. Chester, 390.
Knyght. See Knight.
Knyghtele, Knyghteleyh, Knyghtle. See
Knightele.
Knyghteton. See Knighton.
Knylle, Stephen de, 15.
Knyvet. See Knivet.
Knyveton, Matthew de, 60.
, Joan his daughter, 60.
Ko, Simon le, 305.
See also Keu.
Kodknave, William, 15.
Koggeshale, Ralph de, 468.
Kokersand, John de, 94.
Kokewold, John de, 118.
Koleshale. See Kelsale.
Konyn Says, 121.
Koyles, Henry de, 297.
Krokesle. See Crokesle.
Krukyn See Criccieth.
Kucu, Stephen, 98.
Kuwealiz [co. Oxford], wood of, 268.
Kydeministre, .\dam de, 126.
GENERAL INDEX.
617
Kygphou, William do, 238.
Kyggcsclere. See Kingsclere.
Kylcote. See Killcott.
Kyldalo. See Kildale.
Kyleford, Thomas de, 152.
Kylewrah. See Kilewrah.
Kylferucck', church of, 12 4.
Kyllum, Michael de, 123. See Kilham.
Kylaetyg", 74.
Kymberle. See Kimberley.
Kyme [co. Lincoln], prior and convent of,
181.
North, 181.
Kyme, Kime, Philip, 505.
Philip de, 87, 274.
Philip son of William de, 181.
, Thomas de, 408.
Eymithan. See Kilmeadan.
Kymmer. See Kemmer.
Kynebaud, Alice, 330.
Kynebauton, Kynebalton, Kenebauton, An-
drew de, 164, 262, 274.
William de, king's baker, 120, 224.
Kyneburle. See Kinelburley.
Kynebiirlegh. See Kimberley.
Kynefare. See Kinfare.
Kynemercerde [co. Somerset], 216.
5ee a/to Chard.
Kynemerston, Richard de, 426.
Kynewaldeiners. See Killamarsh.
Kynewarton. See Kinwarton.
Kyng. See King.
Kyngosbrok [near Beckbury, co. Salop],
water of, 151.
Kyngeslinn, Simon de, 246.
Kyngesmore. See King's Moor.
Kynge.-'wode. See Kingswood.
Kyngeswode, Philip de, 145.
Kyngeswynford. See Kingswinford.
KyngBton. See Kingston.
Ryngton. See Kington.
Kynton, Robert de, 79.
Kyrk, Alan de, 213.
Kyrkeby. See Kirkby.
Kyrke8t«;de, See Kirkstead.
Kyrkham. See Kirkeham.
Kyrkudbright, Master .Vdam dc, 34.
Kyvely, William, 153.
La Bruere. See Bruem.
Lacok. See Lay cock. .
Lacu, Bernard de, 246.
, William Bemardi de, 509.
Lacy, Lascy, Alesia de, mother of the earl,
512.
Edmund de, 377.
, Emelina wife of Hugh de, earl of
Ulster, 68.
Gilbert de, 14.
, Gwenllian de, 82.
Henry de, farl of Lincoln, constable
of Chester, 13, 53, 71, 82, 95, 109, 134,
136, 171, 176, 185. 231-233, 240,
245, 246, 265, 266, 268, 276, 278, 294,
296, 302. 365, 372. 376. 383, 408, 410,
412, 413, 420, 433, 434, 437, 444, 458,
466, 474, 476. 478, 481, 572.
, Margaret his wife, 185, 481.
, Master John de, 14, 83, 84, 241, 329,
335, 434, 506.
, Master John de, canon of Lincoln,
329.
, John de, 129, 240, 391, 404.
Walter de, 198, 377.
Lade, Hugh de la, 61.
Laf ham, Nicholas de, 326.
Lagayte, Richard, 355.
Lagheles, William, 190.
See also Laweles.
Lagheless, Jordan, 443.
Laglegh, John de. 153.
Laghton in Morthing. See Laughton en le
Morthen.
Laindon, Leuden, Leynden [co. Essex], 389,
412.
, free warren in, 412.
Lamarsh, Lammeys [co. Essex], 87.
Lambe, Thomas, 439.
See also Lomb.
Lamberd, William, 13u.
Lambert, John, 300.
, Osbert, 516.
Lambflete, co. York, 318.
Lambin, Lambyn, Robert, 377.
Walter, 377.
.William, 377.
Lambok, John, 475.
Lamhourn Upper [co. Berksl, letters patent
dated at, 399.
Lambr', Robert de. 416, 478, 505.
See also Langris.
Lamburn, William de, 266, 276, 400.
Lambwath [co. York], 299.
Lambyn. See Lambin.
Lameslerer, John de, 5S.
Lammaes [Llanfaos, .Vnglesea], letters patent
dated at, 72, 73.
See Llanfaes.
Lammiu. See Llanfaes.
Lammaase, Richard dc, 61.
Lammeys [La Marsh, co. Essex], 87.
Lampadcr. See Llanbadam Vawr.
Lamp«!ogli. .See Lamplugh
618
GENERAL INDEX.
L*mplugh, Lsmpclogh, co. Cumberland, 96.
Lamprey, 9.
I.nnnvBn [Lliinafan, co. Brecon], 401, 512.
Lancadano [Llnngnd* ck, co. Hrecou ?], col-
legiate church of, 124.
I^ancuetcr, bridge of, 430.
, gaol, 21, .')02, 503, 507, 510.
prior and convent of, 441.
CO., 42, 44, 199, 200.206, 226,265,
400, 485, 500, 503, 507, 510, 514.
.sheriff of, 116.
, sheriff and coroners of, 226.
, forest ill, 252, 264.
, houorof, 190, 417.
, honor, castle, town, and county of,
477.
, honor and county, 416.
, fee of, 456.
Lancaster, Edrauud, earl of. See Edmund,
151.
Lancastre, Roger de, 102.
Lanceueton. -SVe Launceston.
Lanchester, Laugecestre [co. Durham] , 504.
Lauda, William de la, 436.
Landa. See Launde.
Landaff. See Llandaff.
Landevery. See Llandovery.
Landkey ? (Langacre), co. Devon, 53.
Lane, Hugh de la, 482.
Langabeninton. See Bennington Long.
Langacre [Landkey?], co. Devon, 53.
Langar, co. Nottingham, 87.
Langdon [co. Kent], 55, 75.
, CO. Devon, 175.
, CO. Essex, 371.
Langebrugg. See Longbridge.
Langecestre. See Lanchester.
Langedon. See Langdon.
Langedon. Adam son of William de and
Philip, Richard and Osbert his brothers,
362.
, James de, 371 .
Margaret daughter of James de, 500.
, Walter de, 505.
, William de, 75.
Langefeld, John de, 18.
Langefeud, William de, 461.
Langeford. See Langford.
See aluo Longford.
Langeford, Ohver de, 87, 138.
, , John his son, 59.
, William de, knt,, 29, 220, 256.
Langehage, John de, 97.
.Thomas son of John de, 97.
Langehurst, John de, 419.
Langele. See Laoigley.
Langele, Langelegh, Langeleye. Geffrey de,
189, 190, 325, 435.
, Hugh de, 227.
John dtt. 145.
Langele — cont.
Thomas de, 9.
, Walter de, 190.
Langeleye. See Langley.
. , See also Langele.
Langeleye. See I/angele.
Langeport, Hugh de, late bishop of Ferns, 30.
Langethweyt, Langthwth, Hugh de, 144, 215.
, Avice de, 144.
Langetoft, Robert de, 313, 324, 353.
Langeton, Langedon, Alan de. 432, 441.
, Joan wife of Thomas de, 254.
, Sir John de, keeper of the Rolls of the
Chancery, 242.
, John de, 334.
, Thomas de, 47, 51.
, Robert brother of Thomas de, 47.
Walter de, 350, 362, 381, 387, 338;
410, 416, 439, 443, 465, 469, 477, 480,
504, 506, 510.
Langeton, West. See Langton.
Langevile, Henry de, 214.
Langewode. See Lougwood.
Langford, co. Wilts, 100, 269, 354.
Langham, Leyngham, co. Essex, 445.
park, 456, 488, 516.
Langley, co. Buckingham, 41, 164.
, [co. Herts?], letters patent dated at,
155, 157-159, 203, 219, 230-233,255,
377-380.
Langris, Robert, 246.
See also Lambr'.
Langton, West [co. Leicester], 334.
Langware, Robert, 153.
Langwat, Master William de, canon of Lin-
coln, 53.
Langwath in Holdernesse, co. York, king's
lake of, 299.
Langwath. See Langwith.
Langwiithby [co. Cumberland], 386.
Langwith, Langwath [co. Derby], letters
patent dated at, 386.
Lanladron, Serlo de, 171.
Lanlugan. See Llaullugan.
Lanpader. See Llanbadarn Vawr.
Lanpadervaur. See Llanbadarn Vawr.
Lanseveulon. See Launceston.
Lanteglos, co. Cornwall, park of, 41.
by Fowey [co. Cornwall], 69.
, , church of, 69.
, , church of St. Saviour at, 69.
Lanthony Prima. See Llauthony.
Lantony without or by Gloucester, prior of,
127, 130, 337, 428.
, Walter, prior of, 268.
, prior and convent of, 372.
Lanvyhangel. See Llanvihaugel.
Lapley ? Reppeleie, co. Stafford, prior of, 48.
Larbrick, Layrebrek [co. Lancaster] , 226.
Lardener, Robert de, king's Serjeant, 17.
Large, Simon le, 326.
GENERAL INDEX.
619
Larling, Lirling, co. Norfolk, 516.
L&scele», lUlph de, 349, 494.
, Roger de, 427.
William dc, 180.
Laser. See Ij«cj.
La Sele. See Seal.
La^sington [co. Gloucester], 305.
LatemaD, Thomas, 95, 98.
Lateran, 493.
Latham, Henry dc, 438.
Robert de. 438.
Latimer, Latymer, William le, 179, 338, 426,
427.
Laton, William de, 504.
Lattercnmbe, William de, 331.
Latymer. See Latimer.
Laudona, Raymond de, 327.
Lauendrie, Robert de la, 255.
Lauenton, Thomas de, 263.
Lauerdin, John de, 490.
Laafare, Little. See Laver.
Laaghton en le Morthen (Laghton iu Mor-
thing) [co. York], prebend of, 430.
Launcehn, John, 520.
Launceston, Lanseventon, co. CornwHll, 41.
, prior and convent of, 89.
gaol, 202, 225, 255.
5ee a/ao Dunheved.
Launde, Landa [co. Leicester], prior of, 116.
Launde, Mary wife of William dc la, 25.
William de la, 115.
Launderel, Gilbert, 227.
Laundery, Lewellin, 227.
Launfretou, 377.
Laurence, Joan wife of John, son of, 54, 91.
Margery wife of, and John her son,
de Wykes, 91.
, John, 45, 396.
Richard son of, de Kirketon, 91.
Robert, 348.
, Stephen son of, 72.
, William brother of John, 45.
Lauvarc. .SV^ Laver.
Layan', Lavania, .Vlbert de, 226. I
Rrancaleo de, canon of Luth', 195,
340.
, Robert de, parson of Kirkebythore, {
56.
, Theodisius de, 1.
Lavender, John dc, 10.
John le, 97.
Lavendier, John, 198.
Laver, Laufare, Lauvarc [co. Essex], church
of, 434.
, Little [co. Essex], cb«rch of, 439,
488.
Laverentok, Petronilla de, 6.
Lavindon, William de, 349.
Lavington [co. Wilts], letters patent dated at,
44ft.
LaTinton, Peter de, 95, 98.
, Ralph de, parson of Doffeud, 151.
William de, 458.
Law, professor of See Accursi, Sir Francis.
Lawarner Willielmi [co. Worcester], 451.
La Waye, 15.
, Richard le Clerc of, 15.
Laweles. Philip, 382, 453.
See also Lagheles.
Lawshall, Lillesleye, co. Suffolk, 430.
Laxinton. See Laxton.
Laxman, Hubert, 49.
Laxton, Laxinton, co. York, 91.
[co. Nottingham ?], letters patent
dated at, 391, 395.
Lay, William del, 151, 152.
Laycock [co. Wilts], abbess and nuns of, 120.
Layer de la Hay [co. Essex], 41J.
Lavham, Levham [co. SuflFolk] , church of,
456.
Layrebrek. See Larbrick.
Lazonby, Leysiugby [co. Cumber]:iud], 347.
, chapel of St. Mary in, 347.
Le. See Lee.
Lea, Luye, river, tributary of Thames, 514.
Lead mines, 73, 133, 227.
Leadbrook, Ledebrok, Major [co. Flint], 133.
Minor, 133.
Leadenham, Lydenham, co, Lincoln, 293.
Lealholme, Lelum [co. York], 179, 180.
lieatherhead, Ledered [co. Surrey], church
of, 213, 321.
Leathley, Lethelay [co. York], 461.
Leaute, Thomas, prior of Frithelstok, 127.
Leavington, Leveneton [co. York], 370.
Lecadelaus, adherent of Rees son of Meredith,
511.
Lecchelade. See Lechlade.
Lechamstede, Hugh de, 292.
Leche, John and William his brother, 302.
Lecheforde, Roger de, 264.
Lechlade, co. Gloucester, 156, 206.
, letters patent dated at, 348.
Lechlade, Lecheladc, Lecchelade, John de, 1 1 2.
, Robert son of .John de, 291.
Thomas de, 262.
, Master Walter de, 93, 112, 448.
Lecton, John de, 250.
Walter de. 19, 2.i0.
Lectongenvargh, 343.
Le<lbiry, Lcdebury, William (U-, pnor of
Great Malvern, 91.
, John de, 518.
Ledebrok. See Leadbrok.
Ledebum, Richard de, 443.
Ledebury. See Ledbiry.
Ledecumbe. Set Letcombe.
Ledecumbe, Thomas de, 17.
Lcdene, Clement de, 49i».
, John de. 848.
620
GENEKAL INDEX.'
Ledered. See I^stherhead.
Ledoa. See Leed^.
Leden. I>edis. Ajjnos do. 283.
, Alexander de, 461.
Honry de, pnrson of Bocton Alulf,
."J-20. M.ll, 400, 410.
, Margaret de, 282.
Ledeshani, Henry de, 109.
Ledesfon, Wilinm de, .5.
Lcdis. Sec Ledes.
Ledsted, Simon de, 103.
Lee [co. Lincoln], 124.
(La Leye) [co. Southampton], 336.
Lee, Le, Emma de, 74,
, John de, 93.
, Roger de, 488.
Roger de, parson of All Saints', Dor-
chester, 3.58.
Lee. See also Legh.
Leeds. Ledes [co. Kent], letters patent
dated at, 153, 154, 184, 185,237,242,
243, 246, 318, 319, 320, 321, 324, 331.
Castle, letters patent dated at, 152.
, prior and canons of, 22.
Lef, John le, 520.
Leffayn, Henry, 250.
Le Fevre. See Fevre.
Leg, Eyngnon, 343.
Lega, William de, abbot of PerBhore, 348.
Legat, John, 188.
Richard, 62.
, Gilbert his knave, 61-62.
Lege. See Liege.
Leger, Thomas, 519.
Legh, Leye, Leygh, Adam de la, 20.
Agnes wife of Richard de, 97.
, David de, 474.
Hamo de la, deputy keeper of the
Great Wardrobe, 27, 67, 71,76,147,
148, 193, 2;J9, 261, 266.
Hamo de la, dean of St. Paul's, 193.
, Henry de la, 520.
, Philip de, 438.
, Reginald de or de la, 65, 76, 92, 212,
254, 281, 286, 342.
, Richard de, 56.
, Simon de, 335.
, William de, 97.
Legh. See Leigh.
See also Leigtis.
Leghening [co. York], 47.
Leghton, John de, 145.
Robert de, 226. See Leighton.
Legottus, adherent of Reesson of Meredith , 5 1 1 .
Leicester, 143, 144, 150, 264, 324.
, chace at, 201.
gaol, 160, 209.
, murage for, 221, 424.
Simon, earl of, and Eleanor his wife,
435.
.. See o/so Monte Fort .
Leicester — cont.
, St. Mary des Pres, William de Mal-
verne, abbot of, 446, 447.
, William, abbot of, 251, 444.
, , prior of, 435.
, honor of, 467.
county, 44, 94, 102, 183, 206, 209,
265, 400, 445, 453, 516.
, sherifif of, 24,35, 45, 334.
, sheriff and coroners of, 74.
., eyre in, 129, 160.
, sub-escheator in, 150.
Leicestre, Leycestre, Leye', John de, 272.
Geoffrey de, 444.
, Peter de, 223, 301, 312, 454.
. , Robert de, 290.
Roger de, 45, 48, 61, 97, 102, 103,
104, 105, 139, 171, 196,
, Thomas de, 127.
, William de, 145, 167.
Leiche, William le, 283.
Leigh, Legh [co. Devon], abbess and
cauonesses of, 373.
, nuns in the priory of, 216.
Leighs [co. Essex], prior and convent of,
345.
, Great (Legh) [co. Essex], church
of. 213.
Leighton [co. Bedford?], letters patent dated
at, 379, 380.
[co. Salop], 226.
, advowson of the church of, 226.
Leinster, 437.
Leiston, Leyston [co. Suffolk], abbot and
convent of, 392.
Lek', Adam de, 141.
, John de, 260.
Master Peter de, 62, 68,
, William de, 68, 118.
Lekham, Robert de, 508.
Lelle. See Lelley.
Lelley, Lelle [co York], 145.
Lelum. See Lealholme.
Lemerston, Lemmereston, Isle of Wight, 122.
Leministre. See Leominster.
Leminton, John de, 214.
Lemmereston. See Lemerston.
Lemokton, Thomas de, 199.
Lemynistre. See Leominster.
Len. See Lenn.
Lench, Lenche, Peter de, justice, 186, 187,
243, 250, 305, 370.
, William de, 361.
Lenches, Master Walter de, dean of St.
Mary's, Stafford, 360.
Lenden. See Laiudon.
Leneshale, Roger de, 419.
Lenf ant Walter, 167, 341
Lenfaunt, Thomas, 336, 424. , - •
Lenn. See Lynn.
GENERAL INDEX.
621
Leon, Len, Lenne, Alan de, 227.
, Henry de, 477.
, Uenrv de, parsou of Bauiupton, 12,
71.
, Roger de, 304.
Lenns, Wililiani de, 419.
LeDtOD [co. Nottingham], 4, 98.
priory, 4, 391.
, prior of, 476.
Peter de Siriniaco, prior of, 4.
, He^uald, prior of, 342, 344.
, William, prior of, 441, 480.
, Peter, prior of, 195, 275.
, prior and convent of, 86. 195, 508.
LentoD, Thomas de, 418.
Lenvoise. See Knveyse.
Leominster, Leministre [co. Hereford], 197,
242.
letters patent dated at, 107, 138, 450.
, prior of, 64.
John Gerard, prior of, 14.
cell of Reading, 197.
Leominster, Leojynistre, Leministre, Leu-
miuistre, Hereward de, 201, 211.
, Hugh de, parson of Carnarvon, 190.
, Nicholas de, 393.
Leominstre. See Leominster.
, Richard de, king's tailor, 424.
Leon', Robert de, proctor-general of the
abbey of Bee in England ,11, 158, 323.
, Thomas de, 177.
Leonard, Thomas son of, de Bokeringg, 497.
I^onius, Lionius, Leonius son of, 107, 220,
242, 257.
Lepers, 24, 74, 79, 114, 157, 207, 288,389,
399, 410.
Lessan, Margery de, 123.
Maurice de, 123.
, Peter de, 123.
, Andrew de, 123.
Lesewys, Thomas, 418.
LesneH. .See Lessness.
Leswy, abbot of, 131.
Lessness [co. Kent], 435.
abbot and convent of, 455.
Lestrauge, Le Kstrangc, liC Straunge, Le
Strange, Kxtraneus, Hamo, 53.
, John, 271, 272, 279, 315.
, Roger, justice of the forest this side
Trent, 84, 1 19, 120, 161, 184, 187, 195,
201, 208, 217, 220, 235, 237, 213, 248,
250, 272, 324, 336, 344, 3 19, 374, 3S8,
897, 401, 403, 424, 427, 443, 445, 446.
447, 453, 458, 468, 470, 485, 488, 5u3,
505, .506, 512.
Roger, baiiiflfof Uuelt, 401.
, William, knt., 47.
Lesvetk, Philip, 154.
.See also Ks vc k .
Leiiwen in Credigauo, 469.
Let, Robert, 33.
Let, Hugh, 33.
Letcombe, Ledecumbe [co. Berks], 155.
Leteburn, Richard de, 252.
Leteric, Roger, 300.
Letery, Roger, 295.
Lethelay. .See Leathley.
Leu, Philip le and Margery his wife, 175.
, John le and Amicia his >tife, 174.
See alio Lou.
Leuelliu. See Llewellin.
Leuesham. .Sec Levesham.
Leukenor, Leukenore, Lokenoure, Louke-
nore, G. de, 47.
, John de, prior of St. Frideswith,
Oxford, 107.
, Roger de, sheriff of Sussex, 320, 329,
346, 397. 404, 512.
Master Robert de, 355.
Leuliu. See Llewellin.
Leumiuistre. See Leominster.
Leutegershal. See Ludgershall.
Leuyn, Walter, 109.
Leveneton. .See Leavington.
Richard de, 370.
.See also Levyuton.
Leventon. See Leviugton.
Levent, Nicholas, 50.
Lever [co. Lancaster], 278.
Leverton, North [co. Nottingham], 112.
, South, 43.
Levington, Leventon [co. Suffolk]. 234.
Castle. .See Castle Leavingto.n.
Leverington, co Cambridge, 20.'?.
Levesham, Leuesham, John de, 480.
, Thomas de, 504, 505.
, .Master Thomas de, 453.
Levyng, Matilda wife of Walter ;>nd .John
and Alice her children, 146.
Levynton, Robert de, 316,
.Sec tt/so Leveneton.
Lewelin, Robert de, prior of St. Frideswyde,
Oxford, 111.
See also Llewellin.
Lewes [co. Sussex], battle of, 51o.
, John, prior of, 310, 391, 419, .508,
509.
prior of, 148, 149, 404.
I>ewes, Peter de, 22, 138.
Roger de, 131.
Lexdcn, Lexedon, Lexendon, co. Essex, 256,
281, 283, 460.
Lexedon. .See I^-xden.
Lexcndon. .See Lexden.
Lexham, John de, 380.
Lexington. John de, prior of Newark, 297.
Leyburn, (iascony, 98, 412.
Leyburn, Idonea do. 292. 293.
, Roger de. 381.
William de, 147. 180.238,267.293,
il81.
622
GENERAL INDEX.
Leyc". Se« LeiceMre.
Lercestre. Sfe Leice?<tre.
Lfvderp', 74.
Leye. See Leigh.
Leye, La. See Lee.
I«ye. See Legh.
Leygh. See Legh.
Levgrave, Reginald de, and Alice his wife,
T28.
Leyham. See Layhani.
Leyh&m, John de, 473.
Leyland [co. Lancaster], 295.
Leymor' [Ireland], 74.
Leynden. See Laindon.
Leynghani. See Langham.
Leyping, Thunus, 65, 206.
Leyr, Robert, 484.
Leyre, William le, 519.
Leyre de la Haye. See Layer.
I^eysingby. See Lazonby.
Leyston. See Leiston.
Leyt, John le, 303.
Le}tfot, William, 40.
See also Lightfot.
Leythan, William de, 98.
Leytton [Leyton, co. Essex?], 467.
Leziniaco, Liziniaco, Geoffrey de, 371, 487.
Lichefeld. See Lichfield.
Lichefeld, Henry de, 432, 449.
Lichfield, co. StafiFoid, 97, 132, 164, 172, 190.
, pavage for, 358.
, St. Chad's, 310.
, dean of. See Derby.
dean and chapter of, 67, 190.
, treasurer of. See Breton.
Lichfot. See Lightfot.
Lichtfot. See Lightfot.
Licoriz, Asser son of, de Winton, Jew of Ox-
ford, 18, 26.
Liddiard Treegooze? Northlideyerd [co.
Wilts], 107.
Liddington, co. Rutland, 455.
Lidinton. See Liddington.
Liditon, Westlydeton [co. Devon], 364.
Li^ge, Lege, 160, 191, 192,226.
, J. bishop of, 170.
Lightfot, Lichtfot, Lichfot, John, 15, 346,
477.
, Richard, 377.
See also Ley tfot.
Lillebone, Walter de, 76.
Lilleford, John son of Walter de, 45.
Lillenton, church of, 71.
Lilleshall, Lylleshull [co. Salop], Ralph de
Salopia, abbot of, 427.
William de Brugges, or Bruges, abbot
of, 428.
Luke, abbot of, 121, 123.
, abbot of, 231, 287, 453.
LilleshuU. See Lilleshall.
Lillesleje. See Lawsball.
Lillum, John, 270.
Limebrook, Linggebroke [co. Hereford],
prioress and nuns of, 20.
Lime-kilns, 207, 296.
Limerick, Friars Preachers of, 1 78.
, diocese of, 363.
Limynge, Adam de, 423.
Linch, Lynche [co. Sussex], church of, 441.
Lincoln, 110, 117, 122, 124, 151, 153, 278,
436, 499, 007.
, prior and Augustinian friars, 499.
, Eastgate, 161.
friars preachers in, 124, 180, 509.
gaol, 319, 401, 420, 436, 439, 474,
497.
, parish of Holy Trinity under the Hill,
509.
, Holy Innocents for lepers without,
ho.spital of the, 110, 113, 114, 386, 409.
, H0I7 Innocents, Richard warden of
the house of, 110.
, hospital for lepers without the south
gate of, 113.
, the King's house of lepers without,
389.
, Jews of, 116, 451.
, , concealed goods of, 404.
, letters patent dated at, 110, 113-115,
409, 451.
, murage for, 243.
, pasture of, 160.
, windmill in, 160.
, paving of high road through, 260.
, Pottergate street, 161.
, discords between the rich and poor of,
404.
, St. Catherine without, prior and con-
vent of, 160, 415.
, St. Cuthbert's parish, 192.
, St. Mary's church of, 53, 58, 157.
, , wall round precincts of, 161.
, St. Peter's in Eastgate, church of, 117,
162.
, tronage of, 451. •
, county, 18, 49, 57, 65, 78, 91, 93, 105,
111, 115, 140, 144, 153, 160, 201, 206,
265, 282, 287, 326, 390, 407.
, sheriff of, 3, 24, 35, 45, 51, 114, 206,
329, 334, 351, 365, 400, 432, 509.
, sheriflf and coroners of, 436, 452.
eyre, 18, 111, 144, 153.
, diocese of, 27, 36, 66, 71, 86, 191, 217,
271, 303, 304, 317, 337, 393, 413, 415,
426, 427, 430, 432, 433, 442, 463, 464,
478, 491, 496, 505.
, , , twentieth in, 303, 304.
, .fifteenth in, 27, 61, 150, 161,
225.
, canons of, 326.
church of, 329.
, bishop of, 154, 165, 446.
See alto Sutton.
GENERAL INDEX.
628
LidcoId — eoHt.
, bishopric of, 235.
bishop, dean, and chapter of, 235.
, Robert sometime bishop of (Henrv
III.), 5U1.
Nicholas de Hegham, dean of, and
his men, 145.
St. Mary's, dean and chapter, 124, 162,
487.
earl of. See Lacy.
Lincoln, Line', Adam son of Martin de, 335.
Alice wife of William de, 49.
, Bellasset, Jew of, 192.
, Gilbert de, 486.
Rofjer son «»f Biuedict de, 162.
Master Uojjer de, 519.
John de, 93.
Thomas de, 141.
, William de, 159.
, Master William de, 365, 367.
Linde. See Lynde.
Lindehurst. See Lyndhurst.
Lindcley, Robert de, 9.
Lindese, Lindesey, Lindeseye, Lyndeseye,
Lyndeseie.
, Ada or Adam wife of William de,
148, 154.
, Gilbert de, 161, 439.
, Walter de, ."0, 73.
William de, 5, 35, 51, 131, 261.
, , daughter and heir of, 417.
Lindeseye. See Lindsey.
Lindestede, Henry de, 145.
Lindon, church of, 505.
Lindon, Simon de, 35.
Lindsey, parts of [co. Lincoln], 400.
Linford, co. Ruckingham, 103.
Lingefeld. See Lingfield.
Lingfield [co. Surrey], church of, 5oO.
Linggebroke. See Limebrook.
Liugthweyl, Richard de, 377.
Lington, Gilbert de, 215.
Linlithgow, letters patent dated at, 440, 457.
Linton, Roger tie, 344.
Lionius. See Leonius.
Lipardinton. See Pillertou.
Lire [France], abbot of, 30, 77, 193, 19.'), 236,
376, 479, 496.
Lirling. See Lurliug.
Lisienx, W. bishop of, 216.
bishop of, 185.
St. Peter's, dean and chapter, 1 8 '», 300,
391.
Liskcard, Liskirct, co. Cornwall, park of, 41.
Liskiret, I'ayn de, 164, 252.
Lismore, diocese of, 196, 271.
, Richard, bishop of, 178, 183, 297, 298.
Lissinton, JamcH de, 86, 292.
Liittivaii. See Llysdiuan.
Listou, John de and Helewisiu his wife, 473.
Litdref, 456.
Litelnode, David, 283.
Liteprud, John, 315.
Lithegraines, Lithegrayus, Lithegreyns, Lithe-
greynes, Lythegreynes, John de, 2.'*,
33, 41, 46, 50, e5, 78. fl, 99, 1U5, 170,
175, 251, 254, 258, 286, 305, 308, 333,
336, 338, 344, 347, 396, 40C, 407, t()8.
453, 457, 471, 485, 494, 507, 514. 516,
517.
, justice for forest, 33.
, sheriff of co. York and keeper of York
city, 41.
sheriflfof York, 78.
Litlebiry. See Littlebury.
Litleburgh, Hugh de, parson of St. Maurice's,
diocese of Winchester, 1.
Little, Nichola.s le, 359.
Littlebiry. See Littlebury.
Littlebury [co. Essex], 302, 307.
Littlebury, Littlebiry, Litlebiry, Robert de.
u's, 196, 215, 258,299, 421.
, Robert de, pardon to, 421.
Littlefield, co. Kent, hundred of, 180.
Littleton, John de, 316.
, Thomas de, 476.
Liveremere, John de, and Matilda hi« wife,
392.
Liwerne, Henry de, 349.
Liziniaco. See Leziniaco.
Llanafan Vawr, Lanavan [co. Brecon], 401,
512.
Llanbadarn Vawr, Lanpadervaur [co. Car-
digan], letters patent dated at, 138.
, Lampader, Lanpader [co. Cardigan],
24.
, letters patent dated at, 138, 145.
, castle, 491.
constable of castle o(, 370.
LlnndaiF, chapter of, 387.
, diocese of, 353, 393, 451.
, bishop of. See Brewes.
, prebends and archdeaconry of, 393.
Thomas, archdeacon of, 393.
, advowson of bishopric of, 393, 451.
treasurership of the church of, 387.
, Master Maurice, treasurer of the
church of, 387.
Llandovery, Landevery [co. Carmarthen],
castle of, 15.
Llaufaes, Launvaes, Launvas, Thlaunvayn,
Anglesea, church of, 72, 362.
friars minors of, 27.
, letters patent dated at, 72, 73.
Llangadock ? Lancadanc [co. Brecon], col-
legiate church of, 124.
Llangemiw [co. Denbigh], letters patent
dated at, 35. 37.
Llangollen, Thlatigotthlan [co. Denbigh],
bridge of, 125.
Llunllupan [co. Montgomery], 456.
LlaitrwAt, Thlunurrust, lettsrs patent dated
at, 54, 64, 66.
&JA
GENERAL INDEX.
I.Unthom- Priiun, in Wales. 118, 180.
prior of. ;U)i>, .•}7l>.
prior ttiid convent of, 477.
Nicholas, prior of, 132. 280. 300.
Llanuwchllyn, 'I'hlanliii^rlulvn [co. Merio-
ni'thj, letters patent dated at, 72.
Llanvihangel [co. Monmouth], 401, 512.
Llewellen, Llewellin, Lewollin, Leweliu, Llew-
elin, Leulyn, Leuellin, Leulin np
Gronno, 343.
ap (jujn, 343.
ab MereHuk, 450.
Which, 450.
ab Meurik, 450.
Adam ap, 343.
Clement son of, .521.
, Ilowel son of, 121.
, Kenewrek son of, 121.
son of David son of Griffith, 71.
son of Griffin, 171, 241, 321.
, Edmund his brother, 241.
son of Owen, 84.
son of Willym, late prince of Wales,
121.
Llysdinan, Listinan [co. Brecon], 401, 512.
Llyswen? Leswen in Credigaun, 469.
Llywarch, Louhargh or Thlewargus, David
son of, 121.
, son of Ryrit, 121.
, , Kenrick or Kenewick son of.
121,621.
Loan (mutitum) to the king, 11, 13, 17, 21, 40,
55, (;3,71, 83, 138, 311, 318, .3.58, 363,
364, 366, 373, 374, 384, 385, 411.
5ee a/.so Lucca merchants.
Locard, Richard, 403.
Loch Ke, Holy Trinity, Gelaicus, abbot of,
now bishop of Elphin, 195.
See also Elphin.
Lochis, Master Geoflfrey de, 428.
Lockinge, Geoffrey de, 1 54.
Locsmyth. .See Loksmith.
Locus Sancti Edwardi. 5ee Netley.
Lodbrok, Ludbrok, John de, 244, 382, 402.
Thomas de, 58, 462.
.Thomas de, parson of Mursleye, 176.
Tx)delawe. See also Ludelawe.
Lodelowe. See Ludlow.
Lodinton, Thomas de, 488.
Lodne, Goda de, 493.
Lodnes, William de, 356.
Lodowici, Master Bernard, 501.
Lof, Peter, 320.
Logan, Robert de, 494.
Loges, Hugh de, 126.
, John de, 156.
Loggore. See Lugor.
Lok, Ralph, 302.
Lokebum, Robert de, 117.
Lokenoure. See Leukenore.
LoketOD. .See Loughton.
Lokiuton, Lokynton, Roger de, sheriff of
(Gloucester, 201, 212, 277, 305.
, Ralph de, 223.
Loksmith, Locsmyth, Henry le, 324.
, .John le, 324.
, William le, 459.
Lomb, Richard, 25.
See also Lambe.
Lond'. See London.
London, 71, 88, 89, 94, 112, 118, 125, 138,
14.3, 174, 205, 258, 270, 285. 297, 301,
303, 306-309, 311, 313, 315, 317,
325, 326, 333, 336, 337, 347, 356,
357, 361, 366, 379, 382, 384, 385, 394,
396, 400-403, 418, 426, 453, 454.
456, 476, 481, 484, 489, 513, 515, 516,
519, 520.
, pleas against the king's bailiffs and
ministers m, 33 , 396.
, custody of the city of, 312.
, taken into the king's hands, 182.
, chamberlain of, 361.
, citizens of, 27, 29, 173, 245, 271, 278,
286, 287, 484.
, commonalty of the city of, 271, 281,
286.
keeper of, 448. See Sandwico, Ralph
de.
, keepers and sheriffs of, 253, 258, 276,
281, 285-287, 296, 297, 303, 305-309,
333, 395, 396, 399, 400, 403, 405, 411,
453, 454, 509, 516.
, keeper, sheriffs and citizens of, 194.
, sheriff of, 519.
, sheriffs of, 221, 282, 454, 516, 521.
See also Maseliner, William le ;
Romeyn. Thomas ; Chiggewell,
Richard de.
, mayor of, 10, 30.
See also Rokesle, Gregory de.
, mayor and citizens of, 57.
, mayor and sheriffs of, 36, 42, 43, 46,
53, 55, 56, 79, 80, 81, 138, 174, 206.
, mayor, sheriffs and citizens, 21.
, mayoralty of, 227.
, Abbechirchelane in, 479.
, Alegate, office of corn-weigher at,
236.
, Aldgate street, 174.
, All-Hallows-on-the-Cellars, church,
21.
, Blaunchesapelton, 174.
, Bredestrete, parish of All Hallows,
225.
, brewers of, 519.
Bridge, 23, 30.
, custom for repair of, 10, 30.
, audit of accounts thereof, 10.
, warden of. See Rokesle.
, St. Bridget, parish of, 470.
, Cattestrete, in St. Laurence's parish,
366.
GENERAL INDEX.
626
London — cont.
Cheap. Wesi, 28, k26.
Clerknewell. hospital of, 244.
converai of, 478.
.. Doiniis Conversuriiiu, 228, 336, ')63,
392. 398. 478.
., graot to, of 2U2/. -ts. at the
Exchequer for their utuuteoaiice, 478.
, , of all deodands for their
maintenance, 363.
, ... keeper of. See Scardeburgh.
Sancto Dionisio Climpinges. Ag-
in odesham.
, , exoneration of the keeper from
rendering an account at the Exchequer,
228.
See also Jews.
Coleman church, 174.
, office of coroner in, 194, 361.
, Comhill, 182.
King's Court in, 282, 285.
, Cripplegatc street, 4.
, (Cruplegate), Robert, hermit
of, 445. 476, 479.
, hermitage of, 226, 445, 464.
, chapel of St. James' by Crepilgate,
401, 4U2.
, , chaplains and hermits of, 401.
.diocese of. 245, 263, 415, 434, 439,
488.
, bishop of, 12, 412.
See also Gravesende.
O., bishop of, 520.
, William, .sometime bishop of, 389.
, bishop of, his lands seized into King's
hand, 39.
, Exchange at, 10, 32, 63, 168, 180,
S58.
, Fanchurch, parish of, 479.
fishermen of, 306.
, burgesses and fishermen of, 3*7.
, Flete street without, 394.
, Friars Preacher.**, 484.
, , near the Thames, 111.
Holborn, 511.
, Holy Trinity, priory of, 148.
prior of, 420.
, , Eustace, prior of, 147.
, , Wilham Aygnel, prior of, 151,
152.
Ivy lane, 24, 226.
, Jews of, 25, 173, 410.
, chest of deeds of, 227.
Hagin, Jew of, 25.
, the place where the Jews are buried
in. 173.
letters patent dated af. .'J72, 409, 411,
461-463, 512.
and 8outhwark, limekilns in, 207.
merchants, socii-iiu"* ami others of,
loauito the king trum, 19.
M014.
London — cont.
merchant, 290.
, messuages in. 42, 43, 46. 47.
murage for, 6.
.Newgate gaol, 32. 42, 58, 59. 173,
256, 258, 259, 273, 277, 281-283, 285,
287, 325, 382, .394-390, 401, 4 18, 453,
500.
, New Fish street, church of St. Mar-
garet the Virgin, 112.
, pavage for. 111.
, honor of I'everel of, 87.
, Queeuhithe, 221, 355.
St. Agnes' parish, 346.
.St. Augustin's, gate of, 226.
, , church of, 23.
St. Bartholomew, hospital of, 4.
, St. Benet's, parish of, 479.
St. Botolph's without Bishop.sgate,
parish of, .$31.
, St. Giles' without, hospital of, 252,
271, 4U, 423.
, , parish of, 411.
, St. Leonard's church, 234, 235.
, St. Martiii-le-Grtti>d, 166, 234, 235,
346,400, 515, 519.
, , deanery of, 375.
, dean of . See Luda.
, St. Mary le Bow, 143.
, St. Mary without Bishopsgate. prior
of the hospital of, 47.
, St. Michael-le-Querne, church of, 23,
226.
, parish of St. Nicholas Akuu, 479.
, St. Olave. church of, 174.
, St. Paul's, 480.
St. Paul's churchyard, enclosing of,
174, 19.1.
, shops and plots adjoining, 226.
, St. Paul's church, 23, 389.
, , dean and chapter, 53, 193.
dean of. See Legh, Hamo de
la ; Monte Forti, Master William de.
, St. Sepulchre's without Newgate,
parish of, 331.
,St. Thomas the Apostle, parish of, 138.
, Seuethcnelane, 174.
, shop in, 296.
, streets of, outrage in, 489, 517.
Temple, New, 70, 184, 1M, 244.
, Thames street, 479.
, Tower, 4, 54, 70, 80, 98. 148, 174,
192.221, 257-'.'59 (2), 282, 311, 817,
344, 347, 370, 402, 405, 445, 460, 521.
, constable of, 98.
See also Dacre, Kanulph.
, exchange in, 212.
, Westminster Hall, 420.
, Westminster street, 190.
, Wood street, 173.
, Wooli'hiirch, churchyard of, 2*.
, , parish of, 23.
620
GENERAL INDEX.
London — cotil.
Wytoi'hirche church, 190.
London. Lond'. I.iindres, Londoniis, Adam dc,
34.
, Benedict do, and Hagiu hi.s sou, Jews
lie.
, Master Edmund de, presented to
chapel of Hastings, ;)0o.
Edmund de, presented to Hardwick,
433.
, Edmund df, pnrson of St. Mary,
Shenfield, 147.
, Geofifrey de, 219.
Joan wife of John de, 452.
, Joceus de, 198.
John de, 19, 100, 2.'«, 257, 287, 405,
421-423, 434, 473, 477.
, John de, rector of Bookham, 493.
, Laurence de, monk, 18.
, Nicholas de, 103.
, Robert de, 143, 294.
, Roger de, parson of Kings wynford,
76.
, Stephen de, 124, 148, 335, 319.
, Thomas de, 9, 176, 248, 273.
, , receiver of the Exchequer,
Dublin, 392.
, Thomas si<n of Alexander de, 438.
Londors. See Lundros.
Long, Geoffrey Ic, 18.
, Heginald, 151.
, Robert le, 97.
See also Lung.
Longbridge, Langebrugg without Warwick,
CO. Warwick, 454.
Longa Newton, Elias de, parson of Norton, 74.
Longa Villa, John de, parson of Helmeden, 37 1 .
Longchurst, Walter de, 145.
Longemore, John de, 230.
Longespee. See Meuland.
Longeton, John de, 237.
Longevill, Isabel de, 104.
Longeville Giffard. See Longueville.
Longford [co. Derby], advowson of church
of, 59.
Lougforest [co. Salop], 79, 82.
Longueville, prior of, 169, 214, 498, 506.
Longueville Giffard, Peter, prior of, 371.
Longwood [co. York], 461.
Looe (Luwe) river [co. Cornwall], 86.
Lophani [co. Norfolk], 73.
Lopinton. See Loppington.
Loppingtor, co. Salop, wood of, 10.
Loreng, Lorengh, Peter or Peter de, 145, 251,
259, 264, 284.
Lorimer, John son of Simon le, 208.
, Robert le, 145.
, Master Simon called le, canon of
Bayeux, 348.
Lorn, Philip de, 498.
Lorraine. See Lothier.
Lossemak, Ireland, 152.
Lotekyn, William, 516.
Lothderker, Ireland, 74.
Loth [ier], Brabant and Lemburgb, John duke
of, 431.
, , John his son, husband of Mar-
garet the king's daughter, 431.
Lou, John le, 46, 47, 140, 192, 203, 255, 265,
395.
Thomas le, 341, 3.38.
, Robert his son, 358.
See also Leu.
Loue, Henry de, 389.
Loughton, Loketon, co. Essex, 505.
Louhargh. See Llywarch.
Loukenore. See Leukenore.
Lourech, 152.
Louth Park [co. Lincoln], abbot of, 464.
Louther, Luthre, Hugh de, 123, 431.
Love, Robert, 377.
Lovebok, John, 89.
Loveday, Luveday, Richard, 491.
, Roger, 37, 42, 43, 49, 61, 69, 73, 89,
92-94,96-102, 104-106, 111, 112, 129,
131, 139, 142-145, 15H, 158, 159, 187,
197, 200, 203-209, 212, 218, 221, 243,
253, 255, 257-260, 264, 268, 269, 271,
281-285, 478.
Lovekin, Edward, 199.
Lovel, Luvel, Lovell, Edmund, 295.
Fulk, 213,225.
, Hugh, 474.
, Isolda, 89.
John, 272, 295.
, Master John, 296, 321, 323, 837, 339,
419, 447, 453, 485, 507.
, Ralph, 422.
, Ranulph, 367.
, Master Richard, archdeacon of North-
umberland, 81, 141.
, Robert, 473.
, William, 407.
Lovenoth, Roger, 482.
Lovetot, Luvetot, John or John de, 42, 43, 45-
50, 05, 90, 93, 96-101, 102, 104-106,
112, 139, 140, 142, 145, 148, 152, 155,
163, 165-167, 170, 175, 196, 200, 202-
205, 207, 212, 233, 237, 239, 241, 246,
254, 264, 276, 279, 281, 282, 285, 287,
296, 298, 300, 303, 305-309, 315, 324,
333, 396, 407, 421.
, , his houses, 200.
, , pardon to, 421.
, Oliver de, 54.
Lowe, (Gilbert de la, 130.
Lowewill [co. Cornwall ?], 458.
Lownal, John de, 132.
Lowyne, John, 89.
Loxinedy, diocese of Meath, church of, 185.
Lubek, Helebrand de, 43.
Lucca, and merchants of, 11, 17, 19, 27, 29,
33, 37, 39, 44, 52, 57, 63, 66, 70, 83,
GENERAL IXDEX.
627
Lucca — cont.
107, 109, 113, 114, 122, 126, U8, U9,
154. 161, 16J, 170, 176, 177, 183. 184,
l'.(7, 213. 218. 222. 223, 228, 229,
244, 261. 264, 27(i, 278, 292,296, 311-
313, 31t*. 322, 326, 366, 367, 37*, 377,
3e5, 394, 411, 417, 429, 446, 447, 471.
48U. 494.
, merchauts of, iradiog iu wool, 17, 27.
, robbed, 44.
, exemption of from murage, 63.
apiKtinted collectors of the cus-
tom on wool, 296.
, , present to. of 5000 marks for
services at Home, 394.
, society of the Kicardi of. See Ricardi.
diocese of, 243,417, 502.
Lucca, Luca, Luco, Luk', Beudinus, merchant
of, 447.
Sec alto Panik.
, Bauruncinus, or Bourunciuus de, 33,
113.
See also Walt ari.
, Master Rlias de and Joan his wife,
433.
Eliseus, or Heliseus de, 33, 197, 261.
, Hugelinus de, 3S5.
, Master John de, canon of St. Paul's,
London, 226, 280, 495.
Pere^ne de, 322.
, Keyner, Reiner de. 33, 70, 83, 148,
170, 213.
, Theobald de, 34, 62, 63.
Lucj, Almaric de, 12, 159.
, Fulk de, 265, 333, 459.
, Geoffrey de, 147.
Richard de, 146, 215.
Luda, Alice wife of Gilbeit de, 301.
Master Thomas de, 30.
Master William de, keeper of the
Wardrobe, dean of St. Martin's-le-
Grand, Loudon, and bishop of Ely, 5,
8, 10, 13, 16, 23, 27. 52, 54-57, G3, 70,
75, 77, 78, 84, 110, 127-129, 133, 147,
148, I5it, 151, 177, 184, 185, 191, 222,
225, 231-235, 242, 245, 268, 289, 293,
315, 318, 319, 329. 347, 354, 357, 372,
375, 421, 422, 452, 481.
grant to of deanery of St.
Martin's-le-Grand, London, 54.
archdeacon of Durham, 129.
dean of St. Martin's, 133, 238,
245.
, elected bishop of Ely, 354.
, consecration of as bishop of Ely, 372.
, bishop of Ely, 357, 421, 452, 481.
Ludbrok. See Lodbrok.
Luddesdeu. See I.udstone.
Ludeford. See Lydford.
Ludegate. SV*" Ludjfatr.
Ludelawe, Lodelawe, Hugh de, 289.
John de, 266.
, Laurence de, 374, 4'>0.
Ludelawe — cont.
Uoger de, parson of Charigrove, 280.
Richard de, 492.
See Ludlow.
Ludele, Christiana, 215, 217.
Ludeschede, Godescaluus de, 373.
, Giseler de. 373.
Ludgate, Ludegate, Simon de, 262, 428.
Ludgershall, Leutej^ershal, Lutegereshale,
[co. Huckiugham], 189,219.
, forest of, 464.
Ludham, co. Norfolk, 307.
letters patent dated at, 1 10.
Ludham, Robi-rt de, 42, 49, 73, 8 1, 98, 184, 207.
, Walter de, knight, 3S3.
, William son of Roger de, 352.
, W. de, 259.
Ludlow, Ludelawe, co. Salop, 492.
, church of St. Laurence, 492.
, prior and Augustiuian friars of, 1 16.
Olde Street, 116.
, Galdeford, 116.
, murage for, 159, 347.
Ludstone, Luddesden [co. Salop], 488.
Luerio, K. de, 26.
Luffe, Peter, 302.
, Peter (another), 303.
Luffeld [co. Buckingham], priory of, 253.
, prior and convent of, 142.
, sub-prior and convent of, 270, 271.
, Adam, prior of, 146.
, William de Brackele, prior of, 150.
Adam de Haured or H cured, prior of,
160, 270.
, John de Houton, prior of, 271, 276,
314.
Richard de Sulveston, prior of, 270,
271.
Gill>ert de Merse, prior of, 315.
Peter de Saldeston, prior of, 316.
Lug, John, 153
Lughteburgb, Richard de, 158, 267.
, Roger de, abbot of Roucestre, 314.
Lugor, Luggouere, Loggore, Luggere, Roger
de, 130.
Master Thomas de, 342, 463.
, Muster Thomas, 463.
, Thomas le, 3.
Luk'. See Lucca.
LuUay. Robert, 156.
Lullingstoiie [co. Kent], 342.
Lulworth. to. Dorset, 99.
Lumbard, Henry le. 319.
William, 292, 377.
Lumleye, Roger de, 69.
Lunatics, custody of, 146, 3oI, 361.
Lund I CO. Vork], 139.
Lund, Simon de, 4H.
Peter brother of Simon, 48.
I Roger de, 4b. 145.
R K 2
626
GENERAL INDEX.
Luiulay. >'«■<• Luiidy.
Luiulen«tou. Olive de, 307.
Lundres. See London.
Luiidros, Scotland. John abbot of, 316.
Luncsdak', .John de, 143.
Lundy, island of, co. Somerset, 339.
Lung, Lunj'f. Idonia la, 454.
John le. 103, 104, 377.
Laurence le, 342.
Thoma.'j le, .')06.
William If. 373.
See also I..one.
Lungchump, Alice wife of Hugh, 141.
Lungefore8t. See Longforest.
Lungespeye, Kla la, countess of Warwick, 479.
Emmeline, 236, 381, 389, 414.
, Nicholas*, treasurer of Salisbury .elected
bishop, 395, 464, 495.
Lunjap', Henry de, 55.
, Stephen bis brother, 55.
Lupi, Lupus, 509.
Lupus, preceptor of Roncevaux in England, 75.
Lupy, Arnold, 123.
Luscote, Robert de, 153.
Lusquiret, Payne de, 167.
Lussinghani, Peter de, 275.
LusteshuH, John de, 131.
Lutegarshale, Luttegarshal, Luttegereshal,
Ma.ster John de, 174, 179.
Ralph de, 232.
, William de, 179.
Lutegereshale. See Ludgershall.
Luterel, John, 244.
, Robert, 240, 272.
Geoffrey, 186.
Lutgershale. See Ludgershall.
Luth' [Lowtlier, co. Westmoreland?], 34ii.
Luthes, Robert de, 249.
Luthre. 5ee Louther.
Luton, Lutton [co. Bedford], hospital for
lepers of St. John the Baptist, 288.
Luton, John de and Thomas his brother, 258.
Luttegereshal, Luitegershall. See Lutegar-
shale.
Luveday. See Loveday.
Luvel. See Lovel.
Luveny, Richard de, 179,
Luvetot. See Lovetot.
Luwe river. See Looe.
Luye. See Lea.
Lychefeud. See Lichfield.
Lydd and Dungemarsb, Lyde and Inge-
mareys [co. Kent], barons of, 347.
Lydenham. See Leadenham.
Lydeton West [co. Devon], 364.
Lydford, Ludeford, co. Someriet, 58,
Lydiard, Robert de, 447.
Lyege. See Liege.
Lylleshull. See Lilleshall.
Lyllyng8tou, Peter de, 126.
Lym, 201, 211.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 211.
Lyme, co. Dorset, 118, 217.
Lymene. See Lympne.
Lymerik. See Limerick.
Lymesy, Sir Ralph de, 416,
Lympne, Lymene, co. Kent, church of, 514.
Lynche. See liinch.
Ljnde, Linde, John de la, 223.
Richard de k, 25, 136, 147. 292, 898,
3C1, 428, 443.
, , presented to Kilmidan, 136.
Lyndeseie, Lyudeseye. See Lindese.
Lyudhurst [co. Sotithampton], 487.
, letters patent dated at, 190, 191, 199,
2.54, .334, 335, 395.
Lynham, Gregory, 292.
Lynn, Lenn, co. Norfolk, 25, 101, 116, 117,
143, 144, 164, 184, 222, 332, 428.
, burgesses of, 311.
, merchants, 290.
, port of, 101.
bi,shop'8 prison of, 178,
, Cro.smarket, near St, Margaret's
church, market at, 332.
Lynn, South, Suthlenn [co. Norfolk], Car-
melite friars of, 198.
, churchyard enclosed, 198.
Lynol, Richard, archdeacon of Northumber
land, 141, See Lovel.
Lyons, 360, 472,
Lyouns. Lyuns, Adam de, 289.
, Heury de, 514, 515.
Lysnenerley (Ireland), 51.
Lystyuan. See Llysdinan.
Lysurs, John de, 504.
Lythegreynes. See Lithegraines.
Lyvet, Reginald, 34.
Lyvol. See Level.
M
Mabelbek. See Maplebeck.
Mabile, John, 96.
Macclesfield [co. Chester], letters patent
dated at, 75, 76, 109.
, hundred of, 76.
, manor of, 76.
Macdonechot, Denethoch, 420.
Macheresby, Margery, wife of James de, 517.
Machi, Berton', 311.
Machthing. See Matching.
Machun, Walter de, 406.
Macinolisius, lioesia, daughter of an Irish
woman, 177.
, Christopher sou of Bonald, 177.
Macirechtus, Mariota daughter of, 177.
Mackarewil, William , archdeacon of Emly, 336.
Mackarthi, Mackarthy, Douenald Roth', 165,
199.
GEXT.RAL INDEX.
629
Mackorwill, Thomas, 191. See alto
Mackarewil.
Maclesfeud. See Maccleoiield.
McCombireth, 74.
Macre. See Maker.
Macy, Masrr, Massy. Henry le, 93.
, Hagh de, esquire, attorney of
Edward I., 6.
, Richard de, sub-justice of Chester,
63, 308, 390,391, 419.
Maddele. See Madeley.
Madeley, Maddele [co. Salop], wood of, 91.
Madoc ap Da%id, 343.
, David son of, 121.
Eyngnon ap, 348.
Meuric son of, 121.
, Owen son of GriflSth, son of, parson
of Bankbiry, 23.
, Owen son of GriflBth, son of, 35.
, son of Yareford, Yarforth, Yarveth,
121, 521.
, son of Eynon, 121.
, son of Kenewrek, 121.
Parvus, 531.
RufuK, 521.
, William son of, 79.
Mael, Robert, 278.
Maeler Saesnap, Meiler Sa.xneth [co. Flint],
60, 328, 424, 521.
Maelienydd, Meleuitb [co. Radnor and Here-
ford], 317.
Maer, Mere, co. Stafford, 92.
Maggoari. See Magiarii.
Magiarii, Mapiar, Maggoari, Mainettut, 85.
, Reymund, 39.
Reyner, 27, 37, 109.
Magna Fransham. Geoffrey de, 143.
John son of Thomas de, 148.
Magna Villa, Nicholas de, 183.
Magnato, .John de, pr*;btndary of Hastmges,
131.
Magor, Wales, 115, 356.
Magrawy, Odo, 167.
Mahon, Mahun, John, 158.
, Robert de, 189.
Maiden Bradley [co. Wilts], prior and con-
Tent of,'866.
Maideneford, Feter de, 379
Maidenhacche. See .Maydenhaitb
Maidstone [co. Kent], gaol of, 196.
Mailer. See Meiler.
MHillt-, Richard, 90, 489.
Maillor^aicntytb See Maeler Saetnag.
Mainard S^r Maynard
Maindenston, Set Maidptooe
Mak. John, 260.
Makan [co. Loath?], 877.
Makhaghely, Master Philip, 870.
Makor, Macre [co. Cornwall], 215.
Makerel, Simon, 282, 286.
Makesfdd, 124.
Makgillemory, Gillecrist, William and John,
78.
Makoter, .Maurice, 368.
Makethemund, Philip, 368.
Mai, Richard, 79.
Malachelyu, a prisoner m Dublin Castle, 341
, Calvach, his brother, .341.
Malahide, co. Dublin, 473.
Malbanus Vicus. See Nantwich.
Maiden, co. Essex, 115.
, John de, 199.
Thomas de, 199.
Malebert, Waiter, 458.
Malegaill, Theobald, 429.
Malegal, Malagal, Aldebrandus, 113, 114.
Maleit, John, 475.
Malemeins. See Malemeyns.
Malemeyns, Malemeins, John, 390, 415.
, John his son, 415.
, Nicholas, 85, 497.
Malenfidc. See Melanfid.
Malesard. See Malisard.
Maleslewode. See Maw^ley.
Malesoures, Robert, 38.
Malespine, Opisius, 154.
Maleston, Robert de, 53, 214.
Malet, Robert, 42, 49, 70, 80, 99, 103, 105,
141, 142, 171, 181, 2i)(t, 344, 362, 396,
398, 3',t9, 401, 402, 443, 451, 455, 457,
458,512, 513,515-517,520-522.
, Roland, 500.
Maleure. See Malore.
Malghom, William, 317.
Malines, in Brabant, 452.
lord of, 160, 191, 192.
Malisard, Malesard, Malissard, Malozardi,
Fran-'is, -JIS, 229, 479, .'00, 501.
Mahssard. See Malisard.
Mailing, Malliuge;' [co. Kent], 368.
, gaol of, 474.
, South [co. Sussex], 361.
Mallinges. See Mailing.
Mallore. See Malore.
Malmecestre, Hugh de, prior provincial of th*
Friars Preachers, 26.
Malmesbury [co. Wilts], letters patent dated
at, 13.
abbot and convent of, 157,220,470,
485.
Malmeton [Manton, co. Ijeicester ?], church
of. 357
Malocellup, TedycuK-, ranon of Lichfield, 269.
Malo Lacu, Muulay, Mauley, MauUey, Hilary
de, 899.
, John df, 261.
Ptter de. 162. 185, 200, 374, 434.
, William bin sorjant. 141, 200.
, Robert de, 185, 4.M.
, Stephen de. 191, 201, 399. 497.
, , archdeacon of Cllyvelaud, 413,
416.
630
GENERAL INDEX.
Mttlore, Miillore, Malori, Maloure, Maleure,
Maiilorr, Maluio, Molore, Gilbert, 328.
Henry de, 246.
.John, 34, 329
IVter. 481, 495, .S"7, 511, hlb.
Uichard. 25''.
Robert. 267.
William. -.'40,246, 495.
Malozardi. See Malisard.
Malpas [co. Chester], letters patent dated at
133.
Maltby, .Malteby [co. Lincoln ?], 386.
Maltestere, Hugh le, 344.
Maltoii, CO. York, market of, 76.
, prior and convent of, 76.
, St. Leonard's church at, 76.
Malton, Heury de, 319.
, William de, 76.
.Malure. See Malore.
Malvern [co. Worcester], liberty of, office of
sheriff within, 247.
, Great, prior and convent, 72,85, 90,
91,478.
, , William, prior of, 85, 205.
, , William de Ledbir3', prior of,
90, 91.
, Little [co. Worcester], 476.
Malverne, Malvernia, William de, 447.
, , abbot of St. Mary des Pres,
Leicester, 446.
Malynes See M alines.
Mamton, 163. .See Manton.
Man, John, 61.
, Peter, 61.
, Philip, 40.
Man, Isle of, 341, 358. 359, 361, 363-366,
433, 474, 475, 501, 502, 519.
, Calf of, 497.
, keepers of, 341.
, keeper of, 358. See Huntercumbe.
inhabitants of, 359.
, lead from, 358.
, church of St. Patrick, Dureby, in, 433.
, church of St. Santain, 433.
church of St. Carber, 433.
Mananougynok, 457.
Mananoulan, 456.
Mananoules, 456.
Manasser, Joceus son of, 234.
Mandevill, Maundevill, Mundevill, Joan wife
of William de, 300.
, John de, 239.
, Richard de, 1, 81.
..., Matilda his wife, 1.
Manecestre. See Mannecestre.
Maneres, Maneriis, Baldwin de, 200, ;'!40.
Maners, Sir Baldwin de, 469.
Maneslaghtre. See Manneslaghtre.
Maneston. See Manston.
Manfeld, Robert de, 120.
Manneby, William d«, 241.
Mannecestre, Manecestre, John de, 128, 279.
Manneslaghtre, 512.
Manni, Nicholas, 413.
Manning, William, U2, 202,221.
Manston, Mauuestou, Maneston, Richard de,
309, 317, 365, 382,399.
Manton, Malmeton [co. Lincoln], church
of, .357.
Map, Yewan, 450.
, John Yewan, 450.
Mape, John, 51
Maplebeck, Mabelbek, co. Nottingham, 70.
Mara, Peter de, 212.
iSec a/so Mare.
Marc, Bernard, 54.
Marcham. .See Martham.
Marcham, Bertha daughter of Robert de, 388.
, Osbert de, 96.
Peter de, 183.
Marchaund, John son of Roger le, 96.
Marchaunt, Maurice de, 148.
Marche, Joan daughter of Stephen de la, 402.
. John de la, 103
, Ralph de, 457.
Richard de la, 227.
, William de la, 161.
Marchia, John de, 246.
, Master William de, dean of St.
Martin's-le-Grand, afterwards Wshop
of Bath and Wells, treasurer of the
Exchequer, 182, 240, 246, 347, 349,
364, 375, 385, 398, 411, 491,494.
, appointed treasurer of the Exchequer,
349.
Marden, Meredene, co. Kent, market at, 66.
Mare La. See Delamere.
Mare, Mara, Hugh de la, 289.
, Jobnde la, 35, 275, 299, 458, 460.
, Peter de la, constable of Bristol
castle, 8, 22, 147, 151, 152, 198, 212,
233, 448.
, Peter de la, keeper of town and castle
of Bristol and his wife, 448.
, Richard de la, 195.
, Robert de, 248.
, Roger de la, 144.
, Master Walter de la, 99.
Mareduc. See Mereduc.
Maremande town, Agenois, 7, 134.
,pedage of, 7.
Mares, John son of John de, 490.
, John de, 115.
, John de la, 514.
, ^Villiaui de, 212.
, See also Marisco.
Mareschal, ivlarescall, Marschall, Marescal,
Adam le, 488, 489.
, Geoffrey le, 201,211.
, Henry, 489.
Henry le, 68, 151, 451, 514.
, John le, 45, 47, 65, 128, 184, 267, 319.
GENERAL INDEX.
631
Mare^chal — cont .
Petir le, 199.
Philip le, 426.
, Robert le. 39, 263. 296, 368, 436.
Roger le, 208. 396, 493, ."ioe.
Roger, 141.
Master Thomas le, 239.
Walter le, 151.
, William le, 37. 96, 199, 257.
Mare Scenneterre, 21.
Maresfeld, co. Suffolk, 96.
, CO. Sussex, 105.
park of, 65, 96.
Mareston, Philip de, 379.
Mareys. See Mariscis.
Margaret, daughter of Edward I., .387, 431.
of Nonviy, queen of Scotland, 38*5.
, Henry sou of, 45.
Stephen son of, 97.
Margattus, Oinus son of, 429.
Marjiery, Henry son of, de Sutton, 503.
Marham, Robert de, 487.
, William de, 516.
Maribon, Robert, 304.
Mariner, Absolon or .Vbsalom le, 347, 482.
, Ranulph le, 21.
Marines. Nicholas de. 290.
Peter de, 132.
, Thomas de, 265.
Mari.*cis, Marisco, Marrejs, Mareys, Christiana
de, 41, f>9, 146, 152, 161, 164, 222, 357.
406, 415, 431, 463.
, Geoff'rey le, 93.
Hamo de, 417.
John de. 115, 127. 339, 371, 374.
John de. parson of Giselbam, 226,
327
, John son of William de, 127.
, Walter de, parson of Bromesburwe,
217.
, Walter de, 143.
William de, 55, 212.
See also Mares.
Marisco. See Mariscis.
Market, grants of, I, 65, 66. 181, 496.
, obstruction of, 37.
, disputes as to stalls in, 333.
Markeys, Heymund Willam, 432.
Marksilli, William, 4'J8.
Marky, Bartholomew. 1 73.
Marlhorongh [co. Wilts], 21P
town, castle and manor of, 919.
, castle of, ISO, 874.
...' constable of ca<tl( of. 446.
See a/50 Bradcham.
letter- patent dated at, 150-169, 916,
219.
Marlebergo. See Marlborough.
Matter Nicholas de, 219.
Mariere, William U, 517.
Marlow, Merlawe, co. Buckingham, 351, 380.
Marmaduke, John son of, 504.
Marmyon, Marraion, Joan daughter of Phillip,
468.
PhiHp. 118,352.
Maroul, Roger. 409.
Marreyj. See Mariscis.
Marschall. See Mareschal.
Marsh [00. Salop], 171.
Marshal, Walter the, earl of Pembroke, 437.
Marsham [co. Norfolk], church of, 462.
Marshland, co. Norfolk, 273, 282, 298.
Marshwood, Merswode [co. Dorset] . 427.
Marske, Mer»k, co. York, 99, 105.
Marstou, Merston, co. Lincoln, 456, 457.
[co. Norfolk?], church of, 311,312.
Mershton [co. Oxford], 399, 445.
, CO. Somerset, 115, 175.
(Merston)by Hardwick [co. Warwick],
219.
Martel, Henry, 508.
Ralph, 38.
Martelay, John Je. 88.
Martham, Marthham. co. Norfolk, 222, 323,
341.
See also Marcham.
Martham, Marthham, Bertha daughter of
Robert de, 388.
Osbert de, 96.
, Peter de, 183, 297.
.Martin V. Pope, 124.
Martin, Martyn, .\dam son of, de Lincoln, 335.
Laurence, 461.
Richard, 47.
, Walter, 153.
, William, 53, 214. 238. 263.
Martinaus, Peter de, 326.
Martini, Gunsalvius, 196.
Lotus, 290, 374.
Martivair, Martivau.s, Master Roger de, arch-
deacon of Huntingdon, 54, 78, 79, 473,
475.
Martivaus. See Martivall.
Marton, 121.
[CO. York], .505.
letters patent dated at, 425 ,427.
, , prior of, 505.
Murton, Henry son of William de, 199.
Ralph de,36.
, William de, 88.
Martyn. See Martin.
Marum. See .Marehatu. co. Lincoln.
Marwell, .Merewcll [co. Southampton?],
letters patent dated at, 229.
Marwood, Merewood [co. Devon], 153.
Mary, Walter sou of, de Alveton, 118
Mary, daughter of Edward I., nun at .'V.mea-
bury, 190, 464-5.
Muscocreb, Jauiet, 84.
Maicy. See Macy.
63:
GEXKRAL IXDEX.
Maselinor. William If, ahfriff of London, 400.
M«»kprfl. Williftin callod. 4aO.
Massun. Set Maron.
M anion. See Maion.
Mii.osy. See Macy.
MaU-hinp, Machthing, co. Essex, 395.
Matclask. See M;itleaske.
Materiis. John de, 158.
Matc.««lebcrgh. See Mattiuhall Bergh.
Matesdon. See Matlesdon.
Matfcn [co. Northumberland], letter* patent
dated at, 503.
Matleaske, Matelask, Bartholomew, 264, 282,
283.
Matham. See Maytham.
Miitheu. See Matthew.
Mathiel, Wibert de, 21.
Matilda, sometime Queen of England, 397.
, Hugh son of, de Molton, 426.
, Fulk son of, Eborard son of, 49.
, Richard his brother, 49.
, Eborard son of, 49.
, Richard son of, 45.
, William son of, 95, 98, 139, 281.
Matlesdon, Matesdon, Philip de, 150, 196.
Matringehem, Matringeham, John de, canon
of Abbeville, 20, 358.
Matte, John le Fiz, 94.
Mattefreye, Richard, 377.
John, 377.
Matthew, Mattheu, John son of, 125.
, , le Carpenter, 96, 209.
, de Fulham, 396.
, Margaret wife of John son of, 280.
, Richard, 407.
, Thomas, 95.
William, 281.
, son of Peter, Roger son of, de Ruw-
ardyn, 168.
, William son of, de Odiham, 467.
Mattishall Bergh, Matesalebergh [co. Nor-
folk], 287.
Mauconyn, Maurice, canon of Rons, 410.
Maudut, Mauduyt, John, 339.
, Thomas, 350, 368.
, Warin, 407.
Mnuduyt. See Maudut.
Manger, Alexander, 97.
Maulay, Piers de, William hi« terjeant, lil,
200.
See also Malo Lacu.
Mauleverer, William, 88.
Mauley, Maulley, Peter de, 185.
, Robert de, 185.
See aiso Malo Lacu.
Maulia, Christiana de, 220, 224.
See also Malo Lacu.
Maulore. See Malore.
Maundevill. See Manderill.
Manneston. See Manston.
Maunsel, Alexander, 189.
, Thomas, 80.
Alice his daughter, 80, 81.
, Margery his wife, 81.
Maura, Robert de, parson of Rwanton, 337.
Maurice, Emelina wife of Maurice son of, 253,
299, 300.
, Juliana daughter of Geoffrey son of,
419.
, Maurice son of, 59, 117, 172, 381,
389.
, Thomas son of, 16, 108, 123, 155, 214,
218, 236, 378, 429, 430, 442, 448, 468.
Maury, Richard, 153.
Mautravers, John, 481.
, Jobu and Joan his wife, 154.
, John and PJleanor his wife, 316, 482.
, John son of John, 234.
, John son of John de, and Eleanor his
wife, 348.
Mawsley '^•ood, Maleslewode [co. North-
ampton], 488.
May den, Matilda, 49.
, Roger le, 93.
Maydenestan, Maydenstan, Master Walter de,
216, 417.
, John de, 238.
Maydenhaith, Maydenhacche, Maidenhacche,
Thomas de, 9, 236, 239, 246.
Maydenstan. See Maydenestan.
Maydenwell, Emma de, 18.
, Andrew de, 204.
Mayhamme. See Maytham.
Mayler. See Meiler.
Maylle. See Maille.
Mayllok, Roger, 355.
Maylor Saeneyth. See Maeler Stesnftf .
Maynard, Maiuard, John, 50, 73.
, Robert, 154.
Maynoth, Adam de, 380.
Maynthleyt, 459.
Maynwyn, 459.
Mayors, royal assent to the election of, 77, 80,
390.
, mayoralty of York restored to that
city, 41, 70.
Mayseli, .'il2.
Maysely, 401.
Maytham, Mayhame, co. Kent, 820, 390,
453.
Mazen, Uavid, merchant of Florence, 13.
Mazon, Mazun, Masaon, Massun, Geoffrey le,
93.
, Henry le, 88.
, John le, 88, 90, 329, 844, 385, 375.
, John de, 249.
, John, 249.
, John Fiz le, 89.
, Nicholas le, 93.
Roger le, 90, 190.
Walter le, 75.
GTUNEHAL INDEX.
eS3
Masan. See Maxoo.
Meaburn, Kinjjs [co. Westmoreland], 473.
Mear, Mere, co. StaflFord. 465.
Meath, diocese of, 61, 68, 185.
bishop of. See Thathmen, Sancto
Leodefrario.
biiihopric of, 12.
, archdeacon and clergy of, 12.
..archdeacon of. See Kenle.
, Thomas, bishop of, 476, 510.
, Walter, bishop of, 1:^4.
Meanton, Henry de, 385.
Meaux. See Melsa.
Mecchingg, Adam de, 173,
Medburii, William de, 227, 241, 374.
Medebnrn, Kichard dt, 242.
Medinehani. See Medmenham.
Medmeham, Geoffrey de, 316.
Medmenham [co. Buckingham], 173.
, abbot and convent of, 177.
Meesden, Mesdon [co. Hertford], 279.
Meiler, Mailer, son of Ener, 121.
, son of Loahargh, 121.
, David son of, 121.
, Eddeuened or Edenevet bod of, 121,
521.
Griffin, 210.
, parvus, 521.
Vaghan, 121.
Meilurseisnek. See Maeler Saesnak.
Mcinill. .See Menill.
Meiuwarin, Meynwaryn, Mewarin, James de,
237.
, Warin de, 319. 342.
Melanfid, Malenfide, Ireland, Isle of, abbey
of, 15, 372.
Peter, sometime abbot of, 370, 372.
, prior and convent of, 370.
Melbourn, co. Derby, 407.
Melburn. See MiJborne.
Melburne, Elias de, 230.
, Robert de, 267.
Melchboum [co. Bedford], letters patent
dated at, 382.
Melcomb [co. Dorset], 118, 217.
Upper, Upmeltrumbe [co. Dorset],
.■JOS, 3(t7, 317.
Meldingei, William dc, 506.
Meleburu, John dc, 302.
See Melbourn.
See Melburne.
Melecumhe See Melcomba.
MeledoD, Michael de. 242.
Melenith. See Maelienydd.
Melhiwyth, Peter de, 112.
Melin, S'mon, 13.
Melinii, Allonsus de, parson of Dungarvan,
196.
Melkanthorp, Humphrey de, 285.
Melk^ham, W'lliam d«, 513.
Melksham, Melkybsam, Melkesam [co.
Wilts], manor and hundred of, 190.
forest of, 270, 280. 503.
Melksop, William de, 342.
Melkyhsam. See Melk^ham.
Melleford, Isabella wife of Edmund de. 137.
Melles, 186.
Melrose [co. Roxburgh], abbot of, 434.
, abbot and convent of. 383. 441.
Melsa, John de. 453, 455, 509. 518.
Roger de, 318.
, Roger abbot of, 319.
Melsa, Meaux [co. York], abbot of, 166, 168,
354.
Melton, John son of Ralph de, 209.
, Simon df, 141.
, Walter de, .ilO.
William de, 93.
Melwenoen, 84.
Mendigh, William, 97.
Menedys, Thomas, 97.
Mendham [co. SufiFoIk ?] , 205, .305.
Mendip, Mvnedep [co. Somersit]. forest of,
55. ■
Menes. See Meon.
Meuestok. See Meon-Stoke
Menhale [Moon Hall, co. Essex], 416.
Menhinak, Henry de, 216.
Meiiill, .Meviiil, Meinill, Mevnhull, Giles de.
265.
, Henry de, 18. 157.
, Nicholas de. 25.
.William de, 93, 201. 202,209, 259.
260,26.% 484, 514.
Menilsar', Ralph de, 55.
Mense Madio, 243.
Mensterwrth. See Minsterworth.
Mentemore. See Me ntmore.
Mentemore, Hugh de, 137.
, Walter de, 263, 377, 409.
See also Montemor.
Mentmore [co. Buckingham], 263, 277.
Meoles, Kogcr de, 299.
Meols North [co. Lancaster], church of, 4, 15.
Meon, Moenes [co. Hants], 122.
church of, .">.
Meon-Stoke, Mencstok [co. Hants], ad vow-
son of church of, 122.
Meopham, Mepeham, co. Kent, 344.
Mepeham. See Meopham.
Mepreshalc, Robert de, 419.
M«rcato. Maeter Grimbaldus de, 854.
Ralph de, 448.
Mercer, Agnes le, 84.
, Alvred le. 410
John son of Walter le. 8S, 85.
Robert le. 449.
Roger le, 199
Merchants, dispute* of with Plander* and
other merchants, 8«, 110. Idl. 2J8, 276.
634
GENERAL INDEX.
Merohnnts' seal, grants of, 245, 292, 302, 331,
335, 346, 40'J. 448, 449.
Mtn-. See Mear. See also Maer.
Kohcrt dc, 407.
William dc, 'J2, 265.
MeivdenuT [co. Kenf], 22.
Meredcu, Walter dc, 433.
Meredeue. See Marden.
Meri>dith, Hees sou of, 84, 277, 511.
>[ercduc. Mereduk, iib Robert, sometime lord
of Kedewyn, 459.
, Lewellin ab, 450.
Mercvale, Murivale [co. Leicester], abbot of,
125, 127,257.
abbot and convent of, 235.
William, abbot of, 406, 516.
Merewi.', John de, 188.
Merewell. Sec Marwell.
Merewell, Richard de, 224.
, Master Richard de, 289.
Merewode. See Marwood.
Merewrthe, Robert de, 240.
Mereyete. See Meriet.
Meriet, Meryet, Mereyete, Merjot, Myriet,
John de, 173, 176, 181,239.
, John son of John de, 184.
, Sarra d£, 447.
Merillon, Godfrey, clerk, appointed escheator
of CO. Chester, 3.
Merioneth, Meroynuith, Meronuith, county,
267, 298, 3:'9, 367.
Merk, John, 480.
Merlawe. See Mario w.
Merlawe, Merlowe, Henry de, 376.
, Ralph de, 135.
, Richard de. 23.
Merlay, William de, 147.
Merle, Thomas, 64.
Merlowe. See Merlawe.
Meronuith. See Merioneth.
Meroynuith. See Merioneth.
Merrington [co. Durham], letters patent
dated at, .504.
Merriott, Meryet, co. Somerset, 173, 176.
Merse, Mersh, Mershe, Gilbert de, prior of
Luffield, 315.
, Roger de, 171.
Merse. .See Ribbic and Mersey.
Merse. 5ee Marske.
Mershe. See Marsh.
Mershe. See Merse.
Mershland. See Marshland.
Mersh ton. See Marston.
Mersshton. See Merston.
Merstham, Merstebam [co. Surrey], 436.
Merston. See Marston.
Merston, Mersshton, John de, 127, 309, 399.
.., , Richard de, 516.
, Robert de, 319.
Merswode. .See Mar«hwood.
Merton [co. Surrey], 388.
prior and convent of, 436, 473, 477.
, Gilbert, prior of 486.
, prior of, 183, 199.
, priory of, 232, 244.
, Nicholas Tregony, prior of, 488,490.
, hou.se of scholars of. See Oxford.
Mertoii. See Murton.
, New [co. Flint?], 521.
Merton, Alice de, abbess of Barking, 461.
Ralph de, 75, 209.
, Ranulph de, 137.
Merveleus, Nicholas le, 163.
Meryet. See Merriott.
See a/so Meriet.
Meryot. See Meriet.
Mesdon. See Meesden.
Mesedon, Walter de, 263.
Mesroyl, Richard de, 135.
Messager, Elias k, 274.
, Henry le, 112.
, John son of Nicholas le, 103.
, Nicholas le, 95, 98.
, Richard le, 191, 250, 391.
, Robert le, 208.
, Thomas le, 357.
, William le, 95, 239.
Messenden. See Missenden.
Messer, Adam le, 204, 254.
, Geofirey le, 93.
, Gilbert le, 490.
, Michael le, 112.
, Osbert le, of Birdsall, 141.
, Philip le, of Lipardinton, 139.
, Richard le, 61.
, Robert, 146, 202.
Thomas le, 61, 100.
William le, 139, 142, 153.199,946,
303, 307, 317, 406.
Messewrth, William son of John de, 478.
Messing, Matthew de, 19.
Messingham, Robert de, 102.
Messynden, See Missenden.
Metham, Thomas de, 344.
Metheringham [co. Lincoln], 244.
Methlaen, 84.
Metingham, John de, 95, 111, 129, 131, 143,
144, 152, 187, 197, 200, 209, 243, 255,
268-270, 287, 294, 326, 336, 370, 396,
399-402, 452-455, 472, 507, 515, 516,
518.
Meuland or Lougespee, Roger de, bishop of
Coventry and Lichfield, 127, 190, 221,
226, 268, 321, 344, 897, 435, 428, 442,
496, 505.
Meulingges, William de, Remigius son of, 8.
Meuric son of Madoe. 121.
, Owen son of, 401, 512.
, Richard ab, 450.
See a/so Meredith.
Meurik, Lewellin ab, 450.
GENERAL IN^DEX.
636
Miuros. See Melrose.
Mewariu. See Meiuwariu.
Mey, Walter le, JO.
Me>e, William de la, 419.
Mey Her Seiseiiek. See Maeler Saesnak.
MeyDhuU. See Menill.
MLTnil, Meynill. See Meuill.
Meynwarvn. Set Meiuwarin.
Me^Tonith. See Merioneth.
Meyselle, IVter, 476.
Meysy, Kobert de , 265.
Michael, Kalph son of, 453.
, Stephen son of, 34.
, Thomas son of, 335.
de Fifhyde, 374.
, William son of, and Simon his
bruther, le Teyuturer, '283.
.Michel, rhomas, -320.
Micheldever. See Mitcheldever.
.Michclham [co. Su>sex], prior of, 152, 404.
Michelneye. See Muchelney.
Michham. .Set- Mitcham.
Mictebelle, Roger, 99.
Middelord. See Mitford.
Middelhop, William son of William de, 9.
Middelton. See Milton.
Middelton. .See .Middletou.
Middle.-ex, 159, 256, 265, 397, 517, 521.
, sherifl of, 266.
, archdeacon of. See Baldok, Kalph de.
Middleton, 76, 180, 209, 291, 340, 368.
, churt-h of, 263, 462.
[co. Northumberland], 180,340.
, CO. Sussex, 346.
advowson of church of, 346.
Middletou, Brian. See Milton Bryant.
Middleton, .Middelton, Middilton, Mildelton,
Alan de, 77.
, Klyses de, .John sumpter of, 305.
, Geoffrey de, 503.
, Gilbert de, 386, 472.
Kingtus de, 288.
Richard de, 136.
Robert de, 519.
, , presented to L'fford, 442.
Ko^jer de, 472.
, William do, 13, 45, 62, 249. 251,
276, 298, 318, 365, 396.
William de, bishop of Norwich. 8, 85,
87, 178, 185, 235, 254, 263.
Middle wich [co. Chester], 74, 75.
Middlewood, Mildelwode [co. Hereford],
liberty uf, r,lO.
Midford, Roger de, 18.
Midhurst [co. Su«bex], letter* patent dated
at, 229,230.
Midlington. Ralph de, 240, 241.
MikD, 261.
Milbome [co. Somerset], 476.
Milhurn, North [co. Nonhumhtrlandj, 167.
Mildehale. See Mildenhall.
Mildelwode. See Middlewood.
Mildenhale. Ralph de, 9i>.
Mildenhall [co. Suffolk], 53.
[co. Wilts], 468.
Mile, William, 172, 214.
Mileford, Henry de, .i06.
Miles, John, 295.
Ralph, 377.
, Richard son of, de Bello I'ampo, 478.
Milkeberton, Thomas de, 141.
Milkesop, Walter, 454.
Millenheatli, Milneheth [co. Salop], 79.
Milleward, .John le, 287.
Milne, Hu>;h atte, 199.
Milueborneheved, by Durham, ")04.
Milneburn. See Milburn.
Milneheth. See Millenheath.
Milton. Middleton [co. Dors, t], Walter de
Siddiup, abbot of, 425.
abbey, 426.
CO. Kent, 66, 444.
Bryant [co. Bedford], 427.
Mindo, Godfrey de, 52.
.Mines of lead, silver, stone, &c., 65, 69, 73,
133, 322.
Minnemorth, .501.
Minsterworth [co. Gloucester], 487.
Mint. .S'ee Money.
Miuteling, Simon de, 143.
Mira Valle, Nicholas de, 127.
Miremaund. See Maremand.
Missendea, Messen<len [co. Buckingham],
abbot of, 18, 237, 241, 244.
, abbey of, in decay, 4, 243.
Mitcham, Michham [co. Surrey], 477.
Mitcheldever, Micheldever, co. Hants, hun-
dred of, 47.
Mitford, Middeford [co. Northumberland],
205.
Mitoii. .See .Myton-upon-Swale.
Mitton, 472.
.Mitton, Nicholas de, 116.
, Nicholas sou of John de, 472.
Mixbury, Richard son of Henry de, 250.
Mocchdref, 459.
M'K'cumb, Richard de, 15.'>.
Moceus. See Moses.
Mockinge, John de, 377.
Modhurj.co. Devon, 181. 399.
.prior of, 399.
Modiham, .See Mottingham.
Moclcs. .See Molls.
Mogtje, Robert, 302,
.Vocnos. Set Mcon.
Moene.o, William de, 386.
Mohun, Moun, Moon, Moung, Mouni, beir of,
24.
, Beatrice dc, 468.
wife of William dc, 298.
63rt
GENERAL INDEX.
Nfohun — cont.
Klcanor de, 53.
John do. 8, 63, 296. 356, 446.
, non of John de, 356.
. R«»ginald son of William de, 52, 128.
, his sistiTS Kleanor, Margaret,
and Marj-, 128.
William de, 52, 71, 78, 79, 114, 115,
174, 202, 221,468.
Moipne. See Moyne.
Mokeleg. Mokileg, William de, abbot of St,
Peter's, Shrewsbury, 496, 497.
Mokeleton, Peter de, 121.
Molc.ihide. .S.e Malahide.
Mold [eo. Flint], letters patent dated at, 135,
136.
Moleburn, William de, 514.
Molecastrc. See Mulcastre.
Moleiidinis, William de, 474.
Molendino, Walter de, 153.
Molesey [co. Surrey], 199.
Thomas le Serjeant of, 199.
Moleton. See Molten.
Molin, Master Henry del, 61.
Molineaus, Richard de, 42.
Molinglib, 31.
Molis, Molles, MoJvs, Roger de, 79, 150, 272,
.332, 333, 373, 397, 427, 522.
Molkeleye, Robert de, 305.
Molore. See Malore.
Molten, Moleton, co. Devon, 53, 182.
North, CO. Devon, 215.
Molt )n, Moleton, Multon, Hubert de, 265,
438.
, Hugh son of Matilda de, 426.
, James de, 440.
, Matilda de, 209, 426, 509.
, Richard de, parson of Aikton, 426.
Roger de, 312, 481.
, Thomas de, I, 35, 131, 132, 159, 272,
274.
., Edmunda or Emoina his wife,
35, 131, 370.
.. , Thomas de the younger, 35, 241, 261.
Molys. See Molis.
Mombroun. See Monbrun.
Momele, Richard de, 276.
, Robert son of Richard de, 276.
Momerfeld. See Morville.
Monaceto, Reginald de, 74.
Monasterio Villar, VVilliam de, 164,
MonbniQ, Mombroun, Peter de, 66, 170.
., , John his nephew, 66.
Monden. See Munden.
Mone, John, 281.
Moneder, Bernard, 197.
Moneford. See Montford.
Monegheden. See Monewden.
Monekedon. See Monkton.
Monekerade. See Monkridg«.
Moneketon, Monketon, WilliMn de, 176, 268,
267.
Hugh de, 267.
Monemue. See Monemuth.
Monemuta. See Monemuth.
Monemuth. See Monmouth.
Monemuth, Monemuta, Monemue, John de,
354.
, Master William de, 83, 120, 126,174.
Monet', Simon de, children of, 176.
Monewden, Monegheden, co. SuflFolk, 455.
, church of, 349.
Moneweden. See Monewden.
Money, old, 147.
, assayer of the. See Gyot, John.
, master of the, 111. See Tomemire,
Master William de.
Moneyers, 97. See Coiners.
Monflieres. See Mouflierei.
Mooiton, Monyton, Henry de, 237.
, Walter de, 467.
Moniword, John, 15.
, Reginald, 15.
Monkerigg, Hugh de, 65.
Monketon. See Moneketon.
Monkridge, Monekerade [co. Northumber-
land], 50.
Monkton, Monekedon [co. Devon], 78.
Monmouth, honor of, 107.
castle, town, and honor of, 487.
, liberty of, 452, 510.
Mont Gilbert, co. Salop, forest of, 91.
Mont St. Michel,Normandy, abbot of, 172,379.
, John, abbot of, 419.
Montacute [co. Somerset], John de Bello
Ramo, prior of, 493.
Guy, prior of, 147.
Peter, prior of, 348.
prior of, 17, 32, 69, 75, 108, 348.
, prior and convent of, 78.
Monte Acuto, Bernard de, 297.
Simon de, 169, 341, 479, 485, 512.
, William de, 479.
Monte Alto, Adam de, 8, 235.
, Geoffrey de, 461.
Hugh de, 310.
Joan de, 320.
, John de, 9, 96, 100, 132,283,382,
346, 402.
, steward of the household, 132.
Millicent de, 16, 17, 120, 316, 373.
, Robert de, 118.
, Roger de, 69, 200, 275, 320.
, Roger son of Robert de, 100.
MontebooTg, abbot of, 294, 443.
Monte Caniso , Monte Canisio, Dionisia de, 88,
292, 334,376,468.
, Diouysia, daughter of William sod of
Warin de, 292, 334, 362, 376, 468.
Banulph de, 421.
, Reginald de, 272.
liENERAL IXDEX.
0S7
Monte Caui»o — c<»tt.
, William dc, of Kdwardentuii, 247,
2C3, 292. 334, 366, 394, 416, 420, 422.
430, 468, 473.
, , his two daughters, 347.
William sonof Warin de, 100, 104,
275.
MoDte Ca^siuo, St. Bent^dict's on, 79.
MoDte Forti, Alexauder de, 49, 287.
, Almaric de. 15, 319.
, aad Kleaiior his siater, th« king's
rebels, 319.
John de, 496.
, Margaret his daughter, 496.
, Nicholas de, 101, 140, 181, 208, 215,
253, 255.
, Simon de, earl of [..eicester, 151, 415.
, , Kleanor his wife, 435.
, William son of Simon de, 496.
Master William de, dean of St.
Paul's, 413, 414, 470.
Monte Qaujjeri, William de, 83.
Monte Goineri, Montgomery, Monte Gomorri,
Monte Gomery, Adam de, 24,162, 381.
, Howel de, 243.
Owen (le, presented to Didmarton,
433.
, Philip de, 126, 273, 314, 446.
Thomas son of Philip de, 338.
Monte Goniorii. .See Munte Gouieri.
Mouteller, Peter de, 310.
Moutellier, Peter de, prior of Prittlewell, 391.
Montemor, Walter de, 409.
See also Mentemore.
Monte Pessulauo, Monte Passelauo, Henry
de, 239.
, Kichard de, 240.
..., Kub<-rt son of Kichard de, pre.oented
to Oxneud, 467.
Monte Kegali, Imbert de, '^bl.
Monte Uevelli, William de. knt.. 221, 238,
411.
Monte Sorelli, Richard de, 47 2.
Montford, Moueford [co. Salop], bridge of,
116.
Moutgomerieslond, .396.
Montgomery. See Monte Gomeri.
85, 343. 369. 396.
castle, 85, 342.
gaol, 82, 338.
luurage to, 474.
, Uberty of. 517.
, bailifT ofliberiy of, 459.
, righta of men of, 405.
MoDtibus, KblettUR de, 411.
John de, :\0, 64, 321,409, 410, 476.
, , canon of Verdun, 354.
William de, 142.
Montis Juvis. Sge St. Ueriiiird.
Montpellier, 40.
Montreuil-sur-Mur, Mu.itroili, Picardy. 178,
179.
Monyash [co. Derby], 408.
Monytou. See .Moniton.
Moon. See Mohun.
Moon Hall? Menhale [co. Ksiex], 416.
Mora See More.
Morar'. See Morarui.
Morahis, Morar*. Kaymoiid de, and Pat«r his
brother, 27. 245.
Moraund, John, 13, 55, 120.
Moravia, William de, 355.
Moray, diocese of, 501.
Morayne, William de, 10.
Morburn, Thomas de. 72, 74.
Mordon, John de. 124.
More, by Hereford, 477.
More la [co. Northumberland], 6).
More la, 206, 377.
More, Mora, Alan de la, 503.
Bartholomew de la, 359.
Hugh de la, 421.
, James de, 139.
Joan dauj{hter of Peter de, 377.
John de la, 142, 202, 221, 379.
Lambert de, 15.
.., Margery daughter of Peter de, 377.
Nicholas de la, 50.
Poucius de la or Poncius de, 10, 84,
133, 245, 435.
.., Robert brother of Nicholas de la, 50.
, Richard de la, 1 19, 245, 277, ■359.
Richard de la, parson of Great Sutton,
24.-..
Richard sou of Richard de la, 454.
Robert de la, 159.
, Roger de la, 231.
Simon de la, 304.
Thoums de la, 193, 251, 418.
, William lie la, 279, 508.
Morebred, Richard. 279.
Morehay. Morhay wood, co. Northampton. f2.
Morel, Richanl. usher of the chamber of
Kleanor, the King's mother, 195.
Richard, 467.
Moreng', Nedo de, 59.
Morewede, Ralph de, 492.
Morewell, Richard de, 246.
Moif forest [co. Salop], 488.
Morgannou, 452. 489. See alao Ulaniorgau.
Morgriii, William, 1^2.
Morhay. See Morehay.
Morice, Moris, John, UK).
Walter. 274
Wdliam, 61.
Moriu, Moryn, Nicholas, 18.
Raymond, 377.
.\loriz See Morice.
Morixeby. Adam de, 96.
Morle. See .Morl«y«.
638
GENERAL IXDEX.
llorleT [co. DtThj], 93.
Morloye. Morlt-. Morlegh. John de, 149.
Hoh,Tt ill'. ->88, 306.
Hoger lie. 493.
Sampson de, 93.
Thomas de, 93, 149.
William de, 302.
Morleye. See Merle.
Moisel, Mutildii wife of Walter, 48.
Mortain, H., count of, 26.
Morteyn, Joan, 385.
Robert de, 202.
, i{o<rer de, 514.
, William de, 87.
WiUiatn, 385.
Mortimer, Roger, 40.
, Roger le, 348.
Mortlake [co. Surrey], letters patent dated
at, 480.
Morton [co. Lincoln ?], 243, 436.
[co. Salop ?], 20.J.
Morton, Eleana wife of Stephen de, 204.
, Hugh de, 297, 492.
, Hugh son of William son of Roger
de, 244.
, Jordanus de, 239.
Reginald de, 237.
Walter de, 142, 221.
William de, 202, 262, 421.
Mortuo Mari, Agatha de, 119.
, Edmund de, 41, .)2, 257, 274, 317,
380, 405, 4:}2, 454, 456, 459, 517.
Edmund de, son of Roger de, 32, 33,
458, 459.
, Isabella de, .32, 78, 90, 105, 169.
, Master John de, 246.
, Matilda de, 8, 60, 69, 115, 130, 283,
317.
, Matilda wife of Roger de, 283.
, Robert de, 87, 201, 224, 358, 364,
447, 493.
Roger de, 38, 39, 125, 130, 171, 272,
452, 454, 458, 459, 499, 515.
, , Lucy his wife, 515.
, Roger de the younger, 2.
, William de, 45, 240, 312, 335, 462,
479, 485, 507, 515.
, William de, of Norfolk, 335.
, William son of Roger de, 133.
Morville, Momerfeld [co. Salop], prebend
of in the chapel of Bridgenorth, 319.
Moryn. See Morin.
Mose, John de, 422.
Richard de, 144.
Moses, Mos>eus, Moceus, Mossey, Master
Elias son of Master, 81.
, Floria wife of Elias son of Master,
Jew of London, 193.
, Hagin son of Vivus son of, Jew, 4.
Master, Jew of London, Auntera wife
of Vives son of, 366.
Mosten, Richard de, 32.
Mote La, 438.
Mote, Motto, Auger, 134.
, Henry de la, 20, 21.
, Hugh, 510.
Motesfonte. See Mottisfont.
Motisfonte. See Mottisfont.
Motte. See Mote.
Mottes, William. 49.
Mottingham, Modingham [co. Kent], 474.
Mottisfont [co. Hants], 127.
, prior and convent of, 426.
Moubray, Mubray, Mumbray, Munbray,
GeofiFrey de," 463.
, Roger de, 121, 275, 434, 512.
William de and Matildn his wife, 332,
455.
, William son of William de, 455, 518.
Moudekyn, Mundekyn, Walter, 97, 99.
Mouflieres, Thomas de, 324, 337.
Moulton, Moutou, co. Norfolk, 152, 153.
Moun. ^ee Mohuu.
Mounceus, Munceaus, Ingram de, 455, 606.
Mouner, Muner, Adam le, 445.
, Alice daughter of Robert fiz le, 189.
, Archibald le, 302.
, Henry le, 153, 304.
, John le, 143, 258, 304, 342.
, Peter le, 94.
Ralph le, 89.
, Ranulph le, 93.
, Richard le, 21, 342.
, Robert son of Alured le, 9.
, Roger le, 266, 399, 445.
, Roger son of Elias le, 510.
, Thomas son of Peter le, 226.
, William le, of Charles, 153. ,
, William le, 331.
, William son of Philip le, 275.
Moung, Mouuz. See Mohun.
Mounteler, Peter de, 508.
Mouton. See Moulton.
Mouton, Robert de, 152.
5ee a/so Moleton.
Mowin, Mowyn, Agnes, 306.
, Anne, 308, 401, 404.
, John, 260, 264, 283, 307.
, Robert, 520.
, William, 306, 308, 401, 404.
Moyal, 236.
Moyne, Moygne, Moigne, Bernard le, 98.
, Christiana wife of Nicholas le, 78,
96.
, John le, 326.
, Michael le, 489.
, Robert le, 520.
, William le, 518, 520.
Mozi, the, of Florence, 310, 347, 381.
Mozun, Abraham, 173.
Mubray. See Moubray.
OEXEKAL INDEX.
639
Muohpgms. See Muscegro«.
Mucheldever, John de, I.
Mucheln»-y, Michelney [co. Somerset], 367.
, William ftbhot of, C>\.
, Hanulph the cellarer, 61.
, abbot aud convent of, 367.
Mucheliiye. See Miichelney.
Mulcaitre, Moleca-itre, liobert de, H».
, Witlter de, f'U, 95, 26a.
Mulesho, JuliJi de, 419.
Mull, Gilbert. 97.
MuUeswrth, Hicbard de, 520.
MuUion, St. Meltiui, Carier [co. Cornwall],
advowson of the church of, 426.
MuNhani, John de, 270.
Malton. ."^ee Moltou.
Mumbray. See Moubray.
Mumieune, Sire Julian de, Robert his esquire,
281.
Muiibray. See Moubray.
Muuceaus. See Mounceus.
Muncy, Walter de, 86.
Munde, KicLard, 283.
Muudeford, Richard de, 69.
Mundekyn. See Moudekyn.
Munden, Mouden [co. Hertford], 273,287.
Mundeu Furnivall, co. Hertford, 94, 143.
Mundenard, Peter de, 149.
Mundevill. See MaudeviH.
Mundham, Matilda wife of Joho de, 94.
Mundon [co. Rssex], " Elteneye " land in,
392.
Munede, William de la, 145.
Muuemuth. See Monmouth.
Muner. .See Mouner.
Muntburne [co. Suffolk ?], 284.
Munteny, Thomas de, 209.
Muragf, ffrants of, 2, 6, 13, 18, 21, 57, 6.^. 83,
108, 111, 117, 119. 127, 149, 159, 177,
196, 197, 221, 229, 23G, 243, 336,
340, 344, 347, 354, 37.5, 3-7, 380, 392,
394, 409, 421, 424, 4.15, 437, 472.
, audit of accounts of, 236, 308.
, audit of accounts of for Irelnnd, 449.
, exemptions from, 6-1, 166, 170, 446.
Murdak, Murdac, M\irdack, William, 159,
265, 283.
, Arnald, 263, 273.
Murivale. See Merevale.
Murrain, 2, 4, 160.
Mur^ley [co. Buckinjfbam], church of, 176.
Murton, Merton, co. Westmoreland, church
of, 34.
MuHcegra>e, Sibyl de, 305.
Musccgros, .Muchegron, Robert de, 80, 217.
Mu«chet, William, 45, 202, 2.')9, 260, 264,271,
28l-2»'3, 288, 3u7.
Muncryc. See Mufkcrry.
Muae, John de, 2?4.
Muikerry [co. Cork], .JS?, 372.
Mu«ker)c. Ssr Mu»kerrj-.
Muskham N<»rth [co. Nottingham], 81, 83.
, prebendary of, 383.
Holm by, 383.
Mussak, 245.
Mustard, Christina wife of Simon, 141, 142.
Musters, William de, 516.
Muston, William de, canon of Charleye, 102.
Mustrt'l, Walter sou of Alexander, 161.
MustroiU, Mu^troill sar-Mer, ITS, 179.
Mut, Thoi-.as, 153.
Mutilation, punishment for felony, 11, 31, 38,
192, 362, 381, 191.
Mutton, Nicholas le, 305.
Mutuum, 13, 21, 40. See Loan.
Mynedep. See Mendip.
Myugoui, Robert, 88.
Mynoc, Roger. 8i.
Myriet. .See Meriet.
Myton-upon-Swale [co. York], 472.
N
Nafferton, 461.
Naffreton, Master Roger de, 246.
Naimuyt. Se,; Neyrnuyt.
Nalle, Ireland, 496.
Namur. See Flanders.
Nantwich ( Vicu.t Malbantia),[c.o. Chester], 25.
Naper, Jordan le, 128.
, William le, his man Ale.vander, 144.
Napton, Alice de, 365.
William dc, 278, 385.
Narburgh, Adam de, 437.
Narford, Adam de, 337.
Xarugat, John de, 37.
Nas, Adam de, .)8.
Xasing, Nnsinge. See Nazeing.
Nasse, Thomas de la, 319.
Nassington, Nassingthon [co. Northampton],
prcbendal stall of, 329.
Nassington, Henry de, 483.
Nateland. See Natland.
Natelegh. .See Nateley.
Nately [co. Hants], 197.
, church of, 197.
Nutlai'd [co. Westniorelaud], 408.
Nattelcye .See Netley.
Natton [co. Gloucester], 88.
, Nicholas de and Elena his wife, 88.
Na\'arre, Hlanehe queen of, consort of Kdmund
the king's brother, 181, 190, S93, 409.
.See alun Kdmund.
Nuvenby, co. Lincoln, 375, 43»!, 487.
Nnyland, [co. Suffolk], letters patent dated
at, .'J22, 332
Nnyl^ord, Adam de, 345
640
(iENERAL INDEX.
Nueiug. CO. Essex, 482.
, wood of, 248.
Ncalna. Deiivs de, 172.
Neath [co. (lluiuor^ran], letters pitteut dated
at, -iOO.
Xedding, William de, 479
Nedhaiu, Master Richard de. parsou of Hea-
el&rtOD, 16.
Nedwod. See Needwood.
Nedwode. Robert de, 318.
Needwood, co. Stafford, 200, 202.
Neel. Robert, 191.
Robert le, 212.
Walter, 128, 129.
Williiim, 128.
Neele, Nele. John de, lord of Falevy, 6, 114,
115, 119, 216.
Nehiis. See Newhouse.
Neir, Ncyr, James le, 141, 201, 25"'.
John le, 227.
, Hugh, his .servant, 227.
Neirnuit, Neimut. See Neyrnuyt.
Neivill. See Nevill.
Neketou, Richard de, 46.
Nele. See Neele.
Nell, John, 67.
Neotou. See Newtou.
Nerford, Adam de, 246.
Neroche, Recchiche forest [co. Somerset],
160.
Ness Great, Nosse le Estrange [co. Salop],
church of, 31.
Netelschawe. See Netlehaghe.
Nether Avon [co. Wilts], 221.
Nethereholm. See Hulme, Nether.
Netherwent, Wales, 351, 359,
Netherwent, Reginald son of Peter de, 210.
Nethreaven, John de, 395.
Netlebedde. See Nettlebed.
Netlehaghe, Netelschawe, William de, 144,
208, 215.
Netleswell, Ivo de, 255.
Xetley, Natteleye [co. Hants], abbot of, 72.
, abbot and convent of, 5.
, Walter abbot of, 362.
Netlington. William de, 151.
Nettelscath, William, 203.
5ee a/so Netlehaghe.
Nettervill, Nicholas de, 132.
Nettlebed [co. Oxford], wood at, 133.
Nettleham [co. Lincoln], letters patent dated
at, 111, 112.
Neubald, Robert, 205.
Neubaud, Geoffrey de, prebendary of Here-
ford, 41, 52, 54, 60.
, Geoflrej de, late dean of St. Martin-
le Grand, 54.
, Geofitey de, late chancellor of the
Exchequer, 60.
Neubiry. S«e Newbury.
Neubotle. See Newbottle.
j Neubrok-in-Rolvinden, co. Kent, marsh of,
320.
Neuburg, Neuburgh, Henry de, 267.
, John de, 202.
Robert de, 66, 160.
Neuch, Sibyl la, 57.
Neuendarthelan, Wales, letters patent dated
at, 120. 121, 142.
Neueude. See Nevendon.
NeuguU [ N igel, co. Carnarvon ?] , Utters patent
dated at, 127, 128.
Neuhag by Benigton, co. York, 92.
Neuham. .See Newham.
Neuhus. See Newhouse.
Neuindenne. See Newenden.
Neuman. See Newman.
Neuport. See Neweport.
Neupot, William de, 376.
Neuport Paygnel. See Newport Pagnell.
Neusom. See Newsome.
Neuton. See Newton.
Neuwerk. See Newerk.
Neuweton Lungevilers. See Newton.
Nevendon, Neuende [co. Essex], 241.
Nevill, Neivill, Neyvill, Geoffrey de, justice of
the forest beyond Trent, 42, 56, 158,
179, 203.
, , executors of, 179.
, Hugh de, 165, 186.
, Hugh son of John de, 105, 108.
, James de, 413.
, John ae, 57, 64, 114, 147, 217, 415,
464, 516.
, John de, parson of Malmeton, 857.
, Margaret de, 417.
, Margaret wife of Geoffrey de, 160.
, Kanulph de, 273.
, Richard de, 275, 276, 357.
Robert de, 173, 275, 357, 409.
, Simon de, 29, 52.
Theobald de, 149, 265.
, Thomas de, 278.
, Walter de, 195.
Nevyn [co. Carnarvon], letters patent dated
at, 127, 128.
Newark [co. Nottingham], 358, 415.
, letters patent dated at, 110.
, Apeltonegate in, 415.
, church of St. Mary Magdalene, 415.
Newark by Guildford [co. Surrey], Walter
prior of, 42.
, Thomas, sometime prior of, 42.
Newark. See Newerk.
Newbaker, Nywebakere, William le, 65, 207.
Newbattle [co. Edinburgh], abbey of, 501.
Newbold [co. Warwick], 427.
Newbottle [co. Northampton], 295.
Newburgh [co. York], letters patent dated at,
427, 455.
, prior of, 121.
GENERAL IN-DEX.
641
N'ewburph —cont.
, prior and convent of. 389.
Newbury [co. Berks], letters patent dated at,
150.
hospital of St. Hartholoiuew, 194.
Newbury. See Newburgh.
Newcastle Levaii, Ireland, 487.
Newca.«tl6-under-I,yine [co. Stafford], 29, 477.
Newca.stle u|)on-Tvne [co. Northumberland],
50, 60, 7-i, 81,91, 103, 141, 433, 441,
449.
, Austin Friars of, 441.
, brid^'e of, 492.
gaol, 345, 368.
hospital of St. Mary, 338.
hospital of St. Mary Maijdalene, 449.
letters patent dated at, 425-428, 455,
517.
new wall round, 388.
murage for, 2.3G, 392.
, bailiflFs and {joodmen of, 354.
Newebolt. See Newbold.
Newebothle Abbey [Scotland], 501.
Newebury. See Newtbyry.
Newebyrv, Newebiirv, .loceus de, Jew, 402,
40'5.
Newecomen, Adam son of Robert le, 486.
Newehalle. See Newhall.
Newenian. .SVe Newman.
Newenden [co. Kent], 390, 453.
Newenham. See Newnham.
Nywenham [co. Devon?], abbot of,
68.
, Richard abbot of, 292.
Newenham, Robert son of William de, 324.
, Thomas de, 85.
, William de, 167.
Newenton. See Newton St. Loe.
See Newington near Milton, Kent.
Neweport. See Newport.
Neweport, Neuport, Alexander dc, 266.
, Roger de, 297.
, , Richard son of, 297.
Newerk. See Newark.
Newerk, Neuwerk, Newark, Master Henry de,
archdeacon of Hichniond, dean of York,
51, 92, 225, 239, 245, 201, 278, 300,
301, 363, 365, 372, 38.5, 38J,3H6. 4 15.
Sibyl daughter of Hugh de, 159.
Neweton. .S'«e Newton.
New Forest [co. Hants], 413, 487.
Newgate (iaol. See London.
Newhall or Newall [co. Derby], park of, 391.
Newham [co. Northumberland], 64, 114.
Newhouse, Nehu.s, Nt-uhuR [co. Lincoln],
abbot of, 77, 119.
Newington, Newton [co. Surrey], 4.16.
Newman, Neweman, Niiiniun, .John, 288.
John le, 271.
Richard le, 89, 99.
6»014
Newman, Richard le—coul.
Wymarca his wife, 99.
, Robert his son, 99.
Newmarket [co. Cambridge?], 487.
Newmiiister [co. Northumberland], abbot and
convent of, 22.
abbot of, 438,439.
Newnham, Newenham [co. Warwick ?], 160.
[co. Bedford], prior and convent of,
165.
Newport, CO. Southampton, 50, 102.
Newport Fagnell [co. Buckingham], 466.
gaol, 223.
Newsome [co. York], 95.
Newstead [co. Nottingham], letters patent
dated at, 406.
Priory [co. Nottingham], letters
patent dated at, 385.
in Sherwood [co. Nottingham], 478.
, , letters patent dated at, 385-388.
, , priory of, 435.
, , Richard de Halum, prior of, 300.
, John de Lexington, prior of,
297.
-without-Stamford [co. Lincoln], prior
and convent of, 477.
Newton, 414.
[co. LeiiCBter ?], 47.
[Newington, co. Surrey?], 436.
CO. Cambridge, 203.
by Freston [co. Chester], 336.
by Swerdwod', 77, 151.
Harcourt, co. Leicester, 47, 114, 174.
iu Camp [Newton by Chester?],
letters patent dated at, 29, 47.
I^ougville, Longvilliers [co. Buck-
ingham], Kudo or Odo, prior of, 169,
375, 376.
Morrell [co. York], 189.
Rochford [co. York], 364.
St. lioe, CO. Somerset, 101, 140.
Newton, Neweton, Neuton, Adam de, 58, 250,
294.
, Alexander de, 5.
Hugh de, 198.
John de, 340.
, Laurence de, 118.
i Rocheford, Nigel de, 364.
, Roger de, 95.
, , Thomas de, 265.
! Neylaunde, La, co. Kssex, 269.
I Neyr. See Neir.
NeyrDU)t, Neirnut, Neymut, Neirnuit, Nair-
nuyt. John, 259, 204. 205, 282-284,
2H7.
William, 200, 409.
, Neyvill. See Nevill.
\ Nichol, Nichole, Cehstria, daughter of John
and Alice her sislur, 471.
Nicholui, Reyner, 264.
8 S
642
GENERAL INDEX.
Nichulfts IV., Popo. 327, 3.')3-4, 3.57, 381, 409,
410, -115, 449, 40,}, 472.
letters to, 341.
Njcliolas. (JeofTrey son of, (U- Swynesheved,
290,42.5.
, Henry son of, »le Segrave, 439.
, John son of, 48.
io Mcssager, 103.
, de Uromholm, 358.
, dc Villa Alvredi, 380.
, Uich:ird son of, 179, 186.
, , de llockyn^, 125.
Thomas son of, 495.
, , de Beneton, 91.
, Walter son of, 455.
, de Ikrnby, 153.
.., , de Whitelith, 453.
Nichole, liobert, 333.
Nigel, John son of, 31, 171, 187, 243, 250,
330.
, John son of, the younger, 286.
, John son of, 31.
See also Trumpe.
, Uobert son of, 272.
William son of, 93.
Kijrlitgale, Philip, 479.
Nithcton, Ileiny de, 331.
Niwenton. See Newton St. Loe.
Nobbay, Thomas, 103.
Nobber [co. Meath], 379.
, church of, 378.
Noctori Park [co. Lincoln], prior and convent
of, 436.
Nodariis, Robert de, 255.
Nogent, Master Richard, 206.
See also Nugent.
Nogento, Reginald de, 352.
Nogeriis, John de, 391.
Nogge, Reginald, 103.
Noketon, John de, 48.
Noreys. See Norreys.
NorfT. See Norfolk.
Norfolch. See Norfolk.
Norfolk, 42, 44, 46, 49, 96, 103, 143, 145,
20G, 209, 265, 282, 28.3, 284, 286, 287,
288, 323, 366, 405, 452, 510.
, archdeacon of. See Freston, Alan de.
, eyre in, 194, 219, 264.
, sheriff of, 149, 184, 256, 351, 356,
360, 365.
Norfolk aud SufiFolk, eyre, 219.
, William de Roynge, sheriff of, 101.
influx of the sea in, 403.
Norfolk, Norff', Norfolch, Adam de, 134.
, John de, 1 15.
Peter de, 41.
, Robert de, 206.
?, Stephen de, 97.
Norham [co. Northumberland], 428, 429, 431.
> letters patent dated at, 428-437, 455,
456.
Norham. See Northam.
Norham, Hugh de, 199.
Norhampton. See Northampton.
NorhosencA'e. See Oseney.
Norkes, Ralph, 494.
Norman, Hugh, 61, 94.
, Richard, 302.
, Richard son of Roger, 41.
Normancross, Hundred of, co. Huntingdon,
369, 463.
Normandy, 10, 77, 214, 515, 376, 468, 469,
496, 501, 520.
Normaui, William, 167.
Nornianui, .\lexander, late master of the Mint
in Ireland, 66.
Normannia, Master Robert dc, king's pantler,
239.
Normanton, co. Derby, 87.
Normanton, Hugh de, 86, 275.
, Laurence de, parson of Egemundon,
423.
, Richard de, 93.
Normanvill, John de, 9.
, Ralph brother of Thomas de, 37.
, Thomas de, escheator beyond Trent, 5,
23, 31, 35, 37, 42, 47, 59, 61, 92, 115,
117, 120, 122, 141-144, 153, :55, 158,
163, 166, 175, 179, 187, 200, 202, 204,
206, 207, 209, 211, 220, 221, 236, 252,
268, 286, 295, 299, 300, 308, 309, 314,
317, 318, 321, 329, 346, 356, 386, 388,
391, 392, 394, 417, 422, 428, 429, 447,
455, 470, 485, 495, 507, 512.
, Thomas son of Ralph de, 163.
William son of Thomas, 37.
Normaund, Henry le, 5.
Normaunt, Anketil le, 483.
Norreys, Noreys, Geoffrey le, 153, 483.
, John, 409.
, John le, 274.
, Richard le, 350.
, Robert le, 153.
, Roger le, 356.
North, John, 149.
, Robert, 149.
Northallerton [co. York], letters patent dated
at, 425, 427, 505, 519.
Northam, Norham [co. Devon], 428.
Northampton, 142, 210, 214, 353, 425, 442,
511.
, letters patent dated at, 380-384,
386-7, 406, 452.
castle, 15.
, Friars Minors of, 442.
, Friars Preachers of, 425.
spring called ' Triwell' at, 442.
gaol, 20, 192, 197, 255, 257, 395.
, Jew of, 381.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 210.
, pavage for, 163.
.hospital of St. John, master and
brethren of, 353.
GENERAL INDEX.
043
Northampton — cont.
St. Andrew, Bornard, prior of, 5,6.
, priory of, 156.
, Odo or Eudo, prior of, 169, 314,
275, 371, 376, 410.
, prior of, 466, 498, 506.
, , j>rior and convent of, 511.
St. Mary de l.i Pre by, 18, 19, 25.
, Emma, abbess of, 18.
St. Peter, church of, 415.
, archdeacon of, 141. See Sutton.
CO., 44, 4o, 47, 49, 51, 66, 97, 99,
139, 140, 142, 196, 201, 203, 213, 216,
265, 405.
, sheriff of, 15,25, 30, 31, 35, 45, 54,
66, 234, 360, 421, 511.
, sheriff and coroners of, 190, 20?, 393,
442.
full county of, 190.
licence for sheriff to hold pleas of
freshforce, 162.
, sheriff of, escheator, 25.
, eyre, 187, 196, 250.
, forest in, 225, 495.
Northampton, Norhampton, Henry de, vicar
of Stachmoholinoc, 379.
, Michael de, 14.
, Master Richaid de, bishop of Fema,
34, 38.
, William de, 521.
Northcove. See Cove North.
Xorthcrofl, William de, 307.
Northerner, John le, 56.
Northgrave, Alvred de la, 361.
Northiiiton, Huph de, 119.
Northlideyerd. See Liddiard.
Nurthmilneburn. See Milburn.
Northmolcp, Northolmes [co. Lancaflter],
church of, 4, 15.
Northmor, co. Camberland, 209.
Northolmes [Xorthmoles, co. Lancaster?],
church of, 4, 15. Sec Meoln.
Nortbome, co. Kent, 51.
Northope [co. Flint], 133.
Northstoke [co. Sussex], church of, 52.
Northumberland, 44, 50, 73, 139, 204, 205,
206, 2JU, 265, 34 I, 36S, 399, 400, 455,
507. 512.
archdeacon of, 81.
disaffore.^tation of, 220.
sheriff of, 365, 388.
, rtheriff and coroner of, 79, 345.
Northwich [co. CIkhU-T?], 49, lH2. 208.
hospital of St. Mary, 182.
North wcde. Sie Norwood.
Northwode, John de. 512. 513.
, Master Henry de. 335.
See alno Nor wod.
Northwold, co. Norfolk, churcli of, 490.
Northwold. Kobert de, 115, 116.
Nortoft, Adam de. 3. 273.
Norton, 474, 480.
church of, 74.
[co. Chester], prior and convent of,
88, 336.
, , prior of, 334.
, CO. Kent, 51.
[co. Somerset ?], 32C.
Norton, Geoffrey de, 419.
, John de, 130.
Richard de, 278, 300.
, Waller de, 266.
Nortwode. See Norwood.
Norwag', Richard de, 314.
Norway, 116, 241, 249, 314, 349, 350, 359,
490, 508.
, Eric king of, 322, 327, 328, 350, 386,
447, 501, 508.
, Margaret daughter of Eric king of,
327, 328, 350, 35"), 501.
Norwich, 103, 104, 255, 323, 321, 441, 488.
494.
castle, 521.
, Friars Minors of, 155, 493.
gaol, 23, 88, 254, 260, 284, 288, 332,
366.
, arson of the conventual church there,
169.
, restitution of the city, 169.
, Holy Trinity, prior and convent of,
222, 341, 493, 491.
diocese, 29, 118, 193, 225, 271, 278,
311, 349, 353, 354, 358, 4 10, 442, 467.
, taxation of, 311.
, bishopric of, 301.
, Ralph bishop of, 315, 332, 371, 463.
See Walepol.
William bishop of, 8, 85.87, 178, 185,
2.35, 254, 263. See Middleton.
, bishop of {tempore John), 186.
Norwod, Northwode. Nortwode, Roger de, 10,
44. 46, 143, 206, 207.
I'homas de, 265.
See aho Northwode.
Norwood, Northwode [co. York], 505.
Nosse Ic Estrange. See Ness Great.
Nostell. Sec St. Oswald's.
Not, Robert, 186.
Notehach, Richard. 281.
Noteleye. See Notley.
Notingham, Henry de, 385.
Hugh de, 374.
, Ralph de, 387.
, Robert de, parson of JJraudsburton,
449.
, Roger de, brother of (J eoffrey Gilberd,
62.
Walter de, 469.
Wiilter de, presented to Harleburgh,
138,227.
Notley, 287.
, Nuitele [co. Ruckingham], abbot
and convent of, 417.
8 S 2
944
GENERAL INDEX.
Nottinfjlmm, 61, 126. 300, 386, 475.
ciistle, 70, 308,515.
paol, 43, 15C, 259, ^60, 475, 500.
hospital of St. John, 228.
, letters patent dated at, 385, 387, 388.
mercluuits' seal for, 409.
, niiinige for, 197, -'JOS, 394, 515.
St. Mary's, church of, 391.
St. Sepulchre's, master aud brethren
of, 59.
CO., 4.1, 44, 57, 9t, 203, 206, 261, 265,
889, 4(0, 407, 475.
sheriff of. 45, 78, 156, 351, 458.
Set also Chaddeworth, William de;
Clifton Gervase de.
, sheriff and coroners of, 190, 504.
, forest of, 80, 225, 252.
eyre, 190.
, honor of Peverel of, 87.
Novam Moram Bondorum [co. Durham],
504.
Novan, Ireland, St. Mary's abbot of, 85, 302.
, Kobert, canon of, 301.
, Richard, abbot of, 301.
Novaunt, Hujh de, sometime bishop of
Coventry, 397.
Novo Burgo, Emma v ife of William de, 140,
203.
John de, 142, 221, 273.
Richard de, 191.
Novo Castro 8ubtus Lymam, Hugh de, chap-
lain to church of Xorthcove, 193.
., Simon de, 38.
Nova Mota, 356.
Nova Sarum, Richard de, 362.
Nowers, Robert de, 52 1 .
, William de, 87.
Nuchamsted. See Nuthampstead.
Nuel, Robert, 214.
N'jgent, Geoffrey de, 316.
See also Nogent.
Nugh', William le, 395.
Nune Eton. See Nuneaton.
Nuneaton [co. Warwick], 388.
, prioress aud nuns of, 116, 388.
, prioress of, 16.
Nuthampstead [co. Hertford], 173.
Nutel [co. York], 145.
Nutewith [co. York], hill of, 512.
Nuttel, Peter de, 273.
Nuttele. See Notley.
Nuttle by Sproatley, Nutel [co. York], 145.
Nyton, Richard de, and Cicely his -wife, 218.
Nywebakere. See Ncwbaker.
Nywenham. See NtwenLam.
o
Oakeley, Oclegh, Ocleje [co. Salop], 348.
Oak ford, Hocford, co. Devon, 280.
Oakham, co. Rutland, gaol, 258, 259.
Oakley [co. Salop], 369.
villtins at, 369.
, Acle, CO. Suffolk, 91.
Oare [co. Somerset], 201.
Obbethorp. See Obthorp.
Obothic, William, vicar of Rathgol, 357.
Obrangill, Peter, 237.
Obthorp [co. Lincoln], 466.
Ocathel, Patrick, 462.
Nicholas, 462.
Ocham, Thomas de, 36.
See Ockham.
Ockbrook [co. Derby], 93, 94.
Ockebrok. See Ockbrook.
Ockham, co. Surrey, 351, 360.
Ofle. See Acle.
Ocle, Walter de, 10.
Oclegh, Ocleye. See Oakeley.
Oconechour, Oconehor, Calvach, 327, 369.
Ocstede. See Okstede.
Octonagh, 337.
O'Curryz, Master David, canon of Cork, 376.
Odard, John, 47.
, Roger, 47.
Oddeston. See Odeston.
Oddeston, Elias de, 4 6, 48.
Oddewode, Odewode, Thomas de, 131, 230,
295, 348.
Oddingeleye, Margery wife of Adam de, 4G0.
Oddingeseles, Odingeseles, Odingseles, Hugh
de, 110.
, William de, 8, 174,224,268,301,825.
Odell, Wahull, William de, parson of, 112,
139, 207.
Odclyne, John son of Alexander, 105.
, , Ralph his brother, 105.
, Robert, 198.
Odeston [co. Fliut], 133.
See also Uddeston.
Odewode. See Oddewode.
Odiham, co. Southampton, letters patent dated
at, 151, 334.
, park of, 287, 467.
castle, 25, 79.
, hundred of, 213.
manor, 25.
Odiham, Odyham, Walter de, 126.
, William son of Matthew de, 467.
Odingeseles, Odingseles. See Oddingeseles.
Odo, Philip son of, de Barry, 108.
Odonis, Master Peter, 449.
Ralph, 154, 424, 484, 486, 496.
GENERAL INDEX.
645
Odubabrit, Nicholas, 427.
Odufrhi, Will'aui, biiihop of Clonmacnoi.v,
375.
Odjhain. See O^Iiham.
Odyn, Geoffrey, 31.
Oennj, Ireland, 372.
Oem;by, John de, 1.3i».
Ofl&by. See Oflulv.
Offalv [co. Kildare], 119, 327.
, Irish rebels in, 341.
, prison at, 369.
Offerbe. See Offiily.
Official, Nicholas le, 173.
.William le. 279.
Offington, Offinton, Offynton, Iffiuptoii, I'ffin-
toD, David de, .">4, 56,57, 1C7, 1C8, 16'J,
39U, 391, 425, 435, 494, 496, 498.
, John de, 2.51.
, Robert de, 120.
Offinton. See Offington.
Offord [co. Huntiniidon], 320.
Offynton. 5ee Offington.
Ogbourn, Okeburn [co. Wilts], prior of, 404.
Ohethich, Augustin, 195.
Ohogan, Master Maurice, precentor of Killaloe,
elected bishop, lo.
Ohothich. See Ohethich.
Okeburn. See Ogbourn.
Okeham. See Oakham.
Okeleshawe [co. Lane.?], 500.
Okeleye, William de, 479.
Okes, John of the, 385.
OketoD, John de, 68, 174.
Okhangre, William de, 1S8.
Okonagh, Okonach, castle and cantred of,
372,373.
Okstedc, Ocstede, Holand de, 303, 308, 330.
Oldebury (diocese of Worcester), chapel of,
421.
Oldesle [Il.sley ? co. Berks], 156.
Oldman, Koger, 103.
Oldridge? Iloierigge [co. Devon], 842.
Oleron, isle of, 402.
Oliver, Adam, 219.
, Nicholas, 424.
Hobert, 441.
William son of, de A*p«nriU, 82.
Oliveri, John, 269.
Robert, 434.
Olkam. See Ilolkham.
Ollerton, Roger de, 4.'>0.
Olleya, Ilert-ey de, 68.
Rogir dc, 68.
Olliogton, Ollinton, John de, 84, 353.
OllintoD. See Ollington.
Olmesby. See Ormsby.
Olmestcde, William de, 240.
Olspere, Joha le, 2.'>1.
OlastoD [co. Warwick], 384.
Sf « a/»o Ufton.
Omelalith, Thomas. 462.
Ongiis, Robert de, 324.
Onobb, Edmund, 134.
Opton. See I'pton.
, Alan de, 348.
Oragilig. See O'RtiUy.
Orbatur, Nicholas le, 47.
Orbck, Nichasias de, 27.
Ordrich, Heury, 157.
Ore. See Ower.
, Ralph de, 230.
O'Keilly, Isam.nya and Matilda, daughters of,
364.
Orenges. John de, 394.
Orense, Michael bishop of, 425.
Orewell. See Orwell.
, Eustace de. 259.
Orfevre, Orfevere, Adam le, 449, 475.
, Andrew le, 173.
, Humphrey le, 143.
, John le, 199.
, John son of Walter le, 33.
, Nicholas son of Ellen le, 33.
, Nicholas le, mayor of Oiforil, 324.
, Richard le, 297.
, Roger le, 56.
William le, 202, 255, 487.
See also Aurifaber.
Orford, Robert de, 349.
, William de, 439, 502.
Orgueil Castle, Jersey, chapel of St. Mary in,
491.
Once, Walter, 2s2.
Oriol, Peter, 151.
Orlaveston, Orlaweston, William de, 19.37,
86.
Orlaweston See Orlaveston.
See Orleston.
Orle [co. Berks], 164. See also Early.
Orleans, 354
Orleston, Orlaweston. co. Kent, warren at. 37.
Ormesby, Cieoffrey de, Geoff"rey his nephew,
4*9.
, John dc. 341.
William de, 485, 507, 510.
Ormisby. See Ormshy.
Orm-by, Olmesby, co. Norfolk, 224
the vicar of, 49.
Orpcdman, Thomas, 377.
Orsett, Orsete [co. Essex], 389, 412.
Ortrey, Henry del, 160.
Orwell [co. Suffolk], 423.
Osbem, Robert, 230.
Roger. 284.
Osbernby. See Osboumby.
Osberneby, Anger de, 261.
Osbert, -T ' . of, 106.
■• -on of, de West Somertcn.
823.
, Willia-n son of, de Ilarewc, 3u8.
6Hi
GENERAL INDEX.
0»bounibjr. Osberiibj [co. Lincoln], 181.
Otcgodcl>r. See Osgotebv.
Oacgot. William, 49.
Osmund. Sfc Chmiind.
OMinandctton. Ser Scolc.
Oteaej fco. Oxford], abbcv, 232, 244.
.., Ko^crde Coventrc, abbot of, 154, 155.
, Koj:cr, nbhot of. 336.
, Wiilinin, abbot of, 154.
, abbot of, 34.
0»«'iu-y, North, Northoscncy, b_v Oxford, 132.
Osewiildestre. .Sft' Oswestry.
Oewrtb, John de, 504.
Ospathorp, Rol>ert de, 209.
Osj;otby. See Osgoteby.
Oiigotebv, Osgotby, Oscgodeby, Adam de,
261,289,292, 335, 413. '
, Thomas de, 137.
Oslagh, Adam, 26.
Osmondiston. See Scole.
Osmund, Osemund, Alan, 106, 216, 342, 419.
Bartholomew, 253, 281.
Osolvestou. See Ouston.
Ospinel, Adam, 377.
Ospringe [co. Rent], 219.
Ossory, Ireland, diocese of, 34.
, GeofiFrey bishop of, 126.
, M. bishop of, 481.
R. bishop of, 322.
bishop of, 510.
Ossulston. See Ouston.
Ostelerie, Robert del, 208.
Ostricer, Simon le, 241.
Oswaldestre. See Oswestry.
Oswestry, Osewaldestre [co. Salop], 57, 108.
castle and hundred of, 32.
chapel of the castle of, 53.
Oter, John, 438.
Oterington, Adam de, 199.
Otery Mohun. See Ottery.
Otford [co. Kent], 410.
, church of, 232.
, Huguicio, parson of, 232.
Otringden, Joan wife of Ralph de, 335.
Otteford. .See Otford.
Ottele, William de, 389.
Ottemore. See Otmoor.
Ottery Mohuu [co. Devon], 78.
St. Mary [co. Devon], 331.
Otto, Hugh son of, 22, 55, 87, 194, 416.
, Joan daughter of Thomas son of, 180.
, , Matilda her sister, 180.
Ottomore. See Otmoor.
Ouistreham, Hostreham [Calvados], 501.
Oulbton ? Wolveston [co. York], mill in, 389.
Oure, Henry son of William de, 234.
William son of Richard de, 234.
Oureby, Robert de, 87.
Ouse, river, 427, 507.
Oasefleet [co. York], 472.
Ousthorp. See Eworby-Thorpc.
Ouston, Osolveston, Osulston, Ossulston [co
Leicester], Ivo, abbot of, 229.
, Ernald, abbot of 314.
, Ivo de Cosseby, abbot of, 147, 150.
John, abbot of, 146.
, Robert de Lincoln, abbot of, 230, 234
, Robert, abbot of, 312.
, prior and convent of, 312.
Outlawry during absence, 356.
Outon, Richard de, 72.
Over [co. Chester], church of, 31.
Overbury [co. Worcester], 477.
Overeholra. See Hulme Over.
Overfen, GeofiFrey and Robert his brother, 96.
Overlaund, 292.
Overle, Stephen de, 292.
Overston, Oveston co. Northampton, 41, 406.
Overton, in Meyllor Seisnek [co. Flint], 424.
[co. Flint?], 174.
, , made a free borough, 476.
, , letters patent dated at, 75, 132
134, 135.
[co. Hants?], church of, 32.
, letters patent dated at, 211.
Overton, John de, parson of Tunsted, 113.
, John son of John de, 516.
..., Richard de, 83, 504.
, Robert son of John de, 516.
Oveston. See Overstone.
Ovreholm. See Hulme Over.
Owen, Oweyn, Owin, Lewelin son of, 84.
, Peter, 132, 146.
son of David son of GriflSn, 71.
son of Eynon, 121.
son of Griffin, 298, 329, 405.
son of Griffin and Lewis his brother,
298, 329.
son of Griffin son of Madoc, 23, 35.
son of Meuricus, 401, 512.
son of Madoc, 521.
, Simon son of, 326.
, William, 43.
, William son of, 273.
See also Audoenus.
Ower, Ore [co. Hants], 122.
Oweyn. See Owen.
Owin. See Owen.
Oxeburgh, John de, 342.
Oxenede. See Oxnead.
Oxford, 18, 44, 80, 131, 172, 397, 418, 424,
426, 445.
, All Saints in La Bucherie, 26.
, bailiffs, burgesses and good men of,
324.
, bailififs and good men of, 390.
, Baliol, house of, 196.
, prior and Benedictine convent of, 426-
, la Bocherie in, 18, 26.
, burgesses of, 44.
GEXEKAL INDEX.
G47
Oxford — cont.
, bridge, 1C6, 496.
, stone bridge near house of Friars
Preachers, 165.
castle, 183.
constable of, 236.
, pnol of, 518.
, Carmelite friars of, 102.
, farm of, 36S.
, Friars Preachers of, 165.
, gallows at, 44.
gaol, 156, 158, 171, 202,203,204,231,
258, 281, 2«2, 284, 330, 343, 347, 466,
474, 518.
, the hundred without the east gate of,
34.
, hundrt-d without the north gate of,
180, 184.
, Jews of, 18, 2fi, 221, 236, 259, 390,
397, 402.
Jews under the Chancellor, 236.
, Jewry of. Christian boj killed in, 402.
, mayor, 37, l'.»6, 324, 390.
.See Eu.
, mayor, bailiflFs and good men of, 258.
, Merton, warden of the house of
scholars of, 114.
See also Abingdon.
, warden and scholars of the house of,
117.
, mills, 218,444.
, murage for, 197.
.houses called ' la Oriole ' in Sideyard
Street, 456.
, St Frideswide's priory, HI.
, , prior of, 107, 399,445.
See Sandon, Leweliu.
, , church of, 172.
, house of .^t. Ilobert, 224.
, hospital of .St. John, 6.
, suburbs of, 196, 259, 418.
university, masters and scholars, 236.
, chancellor and Jews, 2''t6.
, chancellor and scholars of, dis-
sensions with the bailitis and good men
of, 258.
, chancellor of the University of
Oxford, 172.
See also Bek, Thomas do.
CO., 44, 51, 71, 99, 103, 155, 158, 160,
165, 171, 172, 111, 183, 21.5, 2.">4, 256,
25H, 265, 282, 341, 313, 345, 397. 400.
sheriff, eschi-ator of, 39.
CO., (.heritT of, 8, 39, 44, 71, 236, 242,
347, 351, 360, 373, 4 45.
.S'e«f//»o IJcrners, l{alph de ; Hoaldus,
Alan son of.
, sheriff and coroners of, 359.
forest in, 495, .522.
Kewley, by. See Kewley.
, earl of. .See Veer.
Oxhayc, Hoesia de, abbess of Go<lestowe, 89.
Oxnead [co. Norfolk], church of 353, 467.
Oxon, Oxonia, Henry de, 12.
, John de, 131, 146.
Mosscus son of James de, 381.
, Robert de, 321.
Kobert de, prior of Frithostok, 278.
Oxted [co. Surrrey], 171.
Oxton, Janieb sou of Alexander, 181.
, James de, 215.
Oysilur, John le, 172.
Oystermoutii [co. Glamorgan], letters patent
dated at, 146.
Oystrelawe. See Ystlwyf.
Pabeham, John de, 265.
Pachet, Gilbert, 97.
Pack', William, 141.
Packcrc, Paker, .Tohn, 2U9.
, John le, b6, 292.
Packwood, Pacwode [co. Warwick], 475.
Paddlesworth ? Pelleswrth [co. Kent], 362.
Padebrok, William sou of Alan de, 94.
Padinton, John dc, 279.
Pagani, Thomas, 379.
See also Payn.
Page, Henry, 274, 448.
, John, 145, 325, 348, 489.
, Ralph, 48.
, Richard, 20, 366.
, Robert brother of John, 145.
, Walter, 145.
, Walter le, 483.
, William, 89, 236,-309.
Pageham, Pagenham. See Pakeuham.
Pagliele, Stephen de, 48.
Pailinton, William de, 307.
Painell. See I'uj'nel.
Painsbnigge, Payn de, 43.
Painswick, co. Gloucester, 104.
Pakeham. See Pakenliam.
Pakenham, Pakeham, Pageham, Pagenham,
Master (ieoffrey de, 488.
.William or William de, 49, 73, 171,
184, 205, 208, 212, 260, 26 », 279, 283-
287, 298, 305, 344, 389, 399, 400, 405,
406, 452.
Pakenton, Henry de, 31.
I'aker. .S'ce I'ackere.
i'alastrcll, Manfred d»>, canon of St. Martin
le Grand, 166.
Palefreur, Pulefreyur, Palefriur, Ik-nedict le,
407.
, Hugh le. 1." Abbe, 208.
, William le, 396.
Palegrave, Paulinus de, 141.
04 S
GENERAL INDEX.
ralhiuupton. Sft I'olhiinipfon.
pHlkere. John son of Henry Ic, 32.
r»lraoro. Sre rauincr.
r*mbiT, r»inbi'n> [co. Southampton], forest
ot. 511.
Punpc«n'orth, Thomn> do, hotuetiine keeper
of the household of Alfoneo, the kiug'a
son, C.
r«irpsworth. Pampeswrth [co. Cambridge],
28S, 867.
Pninuiu. Sec Panik.
Parteak, Panekake, Mark, 97, 99.
Pared, Robert de, 212, 274.
Pftteter, Geoffrey le, 3*26.
William Ic, 500.
, Master William le, 267.
Paohale, Johu de, 319.
Panik, I'aniiicu', Baldwin, Baudinus, Beudinus,
merchant of the society of the Kicardi
of Lucca. 57, 177, 193, 229.
Panner, Thomas le, 208.
Pannor, William le, 205.
Pap, John, 97.
Pape, Godfrey, merchant of Almain, 190.
Hugh, 36.
Parche, John, 302.
Parcheminer, John, 395.
Parco, Thomas son of Geoffrey de, 153.
See also Park.
Pardoner, protection for, 75.
Pardons of Henry III. ratified, 191.
Parfey, John, 93.
Paris, 113, 152, 261, 263, 278, 290, 294, 800,
35.5, 409, 447, 475.
Paris, Parys, Godewyn de, 88.
, Johu de, 277, 341.
, Richard de, 281, 286, 429.
, Stephen de, 336.
, Thomas de, 88.
, William de, 337, 394-
Park', John del, 341.
Parker, Alan le, 408.
Gilbert le, 143.
Hugh, le, 143.
,of Estleye, 144.
, of Benetleje, 144.
, John le, 94.
, Nicholas le, 94, 307.
.Robert le, 467.
, Roger le, 93,279.
, ,of Selby, 208.
, Thomas le, del Hay, 407.
, Walter le, 256, 281, 283.
, William le, 94, 308, 445.
Parleben, Parlebyen, Master Hamo, 89, 211.
Paries, William de, 105.
Parliament, 201.
Pamdon Great, Perynton, co. Essex, 433.
Parrel, river, 244.
Parret, bedelry to the ^est of the, 228.
Parvenk, Peter, 178.
Parvus, David, 521.
, Madoc, 521.
, Mailer, 521,
Pary, Bindus de, 249.
Parys. See Paris.
Passage at Dover, exemption from, 124.
Passavant, Passavaund, John, 426.
, Matilda, wife of Edmund, 50.
, Thomas, 77.
, William, 242.
Passefeld [near High Ongar] , co. Essex, 505 .
Pas.seham, William son of William de, an
idiot, 22.
Passelegh, Robert, 436.
Passelewe, John, 58, 277.
, Simon de, 15.
Pastey, Robert, 93.
Pastur. See Pestur.
Pasture, common of, 405.
Patay, Hugh de, 362, 506.
Patemere. 5ee Patmore.
Pateneye, John de, parson of St. Peter's, Old
Sarum, 329.
Patesele, William de, 315.
Pateshull. See Pattishall.
Pateshull, PatishuU, John de, 284.
, Walter de, 297, 300, 381.
Patin, John, 61.
Patingham. See Pattingham.
Patington, John de, 286.
Patmore, Patemere [co. Hertford], 416.
Patrik, Ralph, 340, 418.
Patrikesburn. See Patriibourne.
Patriniacum. See Payern.
Patrixbourne [co. Kent], 473.
Patronage, definition of rights of patron OTcr
Bernewelle priory, 162, 163.
Pattingham, co. Stafford, church of, 121, 140.
Pattishall, Pateshull [co. Northampton], 172.
Patton, Roland de 328.
Paulesholte, Joan de, 408.
, Richard de, 519.
, William de, 408.
Paulin, Robert, 314.
Paulinas, Robert son of, 92.
Paumer, Palmere, Paumere, John le, 49, 279.
, , Roger his brother, 49.
, Nicholas le, and William hii son, 144.
, Richard le, 213.
, Robert le, 411.
, Thomas le, and Agnes his wife, 807.
, Bondus, son of Thomas le, 307.
, William son of Thomas le, 307.
, Walter le, 400.
, William le, 414.
Paumtu. See Panik.
GENERAL INDEX.
G49
Pauncefot, Griinbald or Gnmbald de, constable
of the castle of St. Hriavel and keeper
of the forePt of Dean, 2, 49. 60, 67,
123, 168, 170, 201, 247, 248, .314. 315,
500.
Paunton, Sir Philip de, 383.
Robert de, 259.
Pauntuf, Hugh, 262.
Pavage, grants of , 78, 111, 163, 165, 168, 172,
175, 221, 228, 336, 358. 391, 447.
, audit of accuuots of, 223.
of highroad through Lincoln ordered,
260.
Parely, Paveley, Giles de, 458.
Lawrence de, 382.
Walter, 275.
Walter de, 520.
Koger, 87.
Pavia, 89, 357.
Pawe, Kalph, and Adam his son, 93.
Paxton, John de, parson of Esher, 5.
Payem {Palriniacum), Henry, dtan of, 159.
Payforer, Peyforer, William, 342, 494.
, , Lora his wife, 494.
Payn, Joel, 145.
, John son of, 348.
, Richard, 22, 199, 365.
, , Roger his i=on, 22.
, Simon, 336.
, William son of John, 399.
Paynel, Paynell, Painell, John, 261, 275, 415,
491.
, Matilda, wife of William, 190.
Ralph, 18, 118, 292, 400.
William, Ib.i.
Payne.swyk. See Painswick.
Paynte, Robert, 95.
Paytevyn See Peytevin.
Pe, Pee, John, 128. 278.
Peace, commissions for preservation of, 66,
275.
Peak. CO. Derby, 43, 49, 60, 61, 76, 237.
, High, CO. Derby, 59.
, , castle and honour of, 61.
, forester of. See Rabbingleye.
, , bailiff of. See Bozon. Folc-
jamh.
Peasenhall, Pesenhale [co. Suffolk], 73, 441.
Pecche, Gilbert, 114, 162, 247, 325.
, son of Gilbert, 241.
Henry, his daughter and heir, 416.
Hugh, 219,
, Sir John, 14, 65, 95, 104,203,208,
210, 291. 303, 308, 330, 376, 404, 454,
514, 515, 519.
Juliana, 341.
Piter, 236, 309.
Ralph, 377.
Robert, 48.
Fecco, Ralph de, 516.
Set also I'ek.
Pecham. See Peckham.
.Sre <i/ao Pekham.
Pei ke, Runulph, 59.
Peckehare, John, 112.
Peckham, co. Kent, 351, 8(30.
Pectus, Robert, and John his brother, 401.
Pedage of Maremande, 7-
Peddere, Robert le, 24.
Pedding, Peddingge [co. Kent], 361.
Pedcrton, Pedrinton, Walter de, 320, 356,
469.
Pedrinton. See Pederton.
Pedwardin, Walter de, 272.
Pee. See Pe.
Peildecerf, Martin, 392.
Pek, Roger del, 99.
, , Thomas his son, 09.
, Thomas del, 47.
, Walter del, 141.
Sti alto Pecco .
Pekham. Set Peckham.
Pekham, Pecham, Gilbeit de, 145.
John, archbishop of Canterbury, 4,
18, 19, 44, 46. 125, 163, 289, 312, 343,
354,361, 410, 461,464, 496.
, John de, 264.
, Master I'eter de, 192.
.Stephen de, 510.
Peleryn, Godfrey, 215.
Pelleswrth [co. Kent], 362.
Pembere. See Pamber.
Pembrey ?, Penbebiry [co. Carmarthen],
church of, 291.
Pembrok, Penbroke, David de, 425.
, John de, parson of Thornebury, 17.
, Master John de, clerk, 18.
Margery de, 425.
, William de, 205.
Pembroke co., 510.
, earl of. See Marshal.
county court of, 331.
, bailiff of, 145.
Penarran, Penaran, co. Merioneth, 459.
Penbebiry [Pembrey, co. Carmarthen ?],
church of, 291.
Penbrock. See Pembroke.
Penbroke. See Pembrok.
Pencestre, Stephen de, Constable of Dover
Castle and Warden of Cinque Ports, 3,
37, 44, 48, 58, 65, 75, 81, 83, 90, 92,
94-96. 104, 105, 112, 141, 144.162,
196. 22:.. 235, 250, 261. 275. 276. 289,
314. 32.1. .139. 358, W4, 397, 402, 405,
407, 42.». 446. 453, 457, 462, 489, 509,
512-515, 520.
Pencrich. See Peiikridge.
Pencria, William de, 300.
Pende, Gilbert Attc, 477.
Penebrugge, Pinebrigg, Pinibrigg, Henry dc,
289, 482.
e6o
GENERAL INDEX.
PHMbrnirge— TON/.
, John do, 447.
William do, and Simon lii.s brother,
206.
Penfot'stre. S,e IVnshurst.
IVncdook, Hcnr>- dc, 451.
IVnok, Kanulph, 432.
Penorth. See IViirith.
Ponot. Kioliard. 160.
Pcnowirn. Wales, 457.
Peniarth [co.Cardijran], commote of, 370, 491 .
Penk, Ropor, 4.S0.
See also Penek.
PenkeUy [Pcnkelly, co. Hrecknock], 45a.
Pcnkridpe, Pencrich [co. Stafford] , chapel of,
129.
Penna. See Penne.
Pinnarthe. See Pcniiirth.
Penne, Hugh dc la, or Penna, Hugh de, clerk
of Kleanor the king's mother, 15, 16,
40, 189, 480.
, Richard de la, 475.
Pennevles, Roger de, 458, 514.
Pennington [co. Hants], 73.
Pcnnos', Richard de, 212.
Penrith, Penreth, co. Cumberland, 346, 386,
441.
John de, 223.
Penrjs, William de, 146.
Penshurst, Penecestre, co. Kent, 407.
Pensnet, Penysnede, co. Worcester, 465.
Penva;:han, letters patent dated at, 128.
Peny, William, 418.
Penysnede. See Pensnet.
Penyton. See Pennington.
5ce a/so Penyngton.
Ptnyngton, Penyton, Alan de, 352.
John de, 126.
Pepe, John, 20.
Pepering, Motto de, 145.
Pequigny [Picardy], John, vidame of, 321.
Perak', Peter de, 394.
Perariis, Thom;us de, 468.
Percehaye, Walter de, 335, 336.
, Walter, 472.
Percevall, Perceval, John, 130.
, David, 352.
, Roger, 315, 352.
Percy, Perci, Agnes wife of Richard de, 175,
177.
, Eleanor de, 175, 177.
, Elena de, abbess of Wherwell, 9.
, , late wife of Henry de Percy, 8.
, Ellen de, 175.
, Henry de, 327, 468.
> John de, and Emma his wife, 114.
, John son of Henry de, 175, 177.
, Robert de, 60, 262.
, William, 38.
, de, 174,189,461.
Percy, William de — cont.
, , canon of York, 240, 246.
.., , the younger, 119, 585.
, , son of William de and Joan his
wife, 364.
Percheved, Juliana wife of Adam, 208.
Pereith. See Parret.
Perendon, co. Salop. See Pcrnedon.
Perepunt, Perpunt, Pyrpount, Henry, Henry
de, 98, 207, 260, 308, 515.
Perers, Thomas de, 224, 226.
Peres, Periz, Pers, Geoffrej', 49.
, Ralph, 153.
.....,..., William, and William his son, 95, 98.
Perfedd, Perveth [co. Carmarthen], hundred
of, 510.
Perham, Thomas de, and Matilda his wife, 43.
Perigord, count of, 7.
, church of, 358.
Periton. See Pirton.
Periz. See Peres.
Pernedon, Perendon, co. Salop, 171.
Pernel, Robert, 145.
Pernested, Richard de, 183.
Perneth. See Perfedd.
Perpunt. See Perepunt.
Pers. See Peres.
Pershete, Nicholas de, 408, 454.
Pershore, Persor, Pershouere [co. Worces-
ter], letters patent dated at, 8.
,.... , abbot and convent of, 20, 482.
, Henry, abbot of, 348.
, William de Lega, abbot of, 348.
Pershouere. See Pershore.
Persone, Persun, John la, 290.
, Ralpb son of Hugh la, 416.
, Thomas Fiz la, 395.
, William, and Ralph his brother, 516.
Persor. See Pershore.
Perth, 354.
, town of St. John of, 424.
Perton, South. See Petherton.
Perton, Ha mo de, 427.
, William de, 59-61, 67, 71, 72,110,
118, 152.
, William de, parson of Cassinglond,
118.
Pertre, Roger atte, 47.
Perveth. ^ee Perfedd.
Peryn, William, 97, 99.
Peryntou. See Parndon.
Pesehale. See Peasenhall.
Pesingge [co. Kent], 362.
Pesmenee, Geoffrey de, abbot of Caen, 426,
428.
Pessoner, Richard le, 184.
Pessuner, Thomas le, 306.
Pestur, Pestour, Pastur, Alexander le, 45.
Duddus le, 303.
Henry le, 500.
GENERAL INDEX.
651
Pestur, Henry le — cont.
, of Moiiton, 152.
, John le, 97, 204, 20'J.
Margery wife of William lo, G.*!, On.
, Matthew le, 436.
Kalph le. 199.
liichanl le, 33, 49.
, Kicbard son of William le, 105.
, Ma.«ter Robert de, 346.
, Robert le, 376.
, Sabina wife of Jocous le, 436.
, Thomas le, 154.
, William le, 49, 99.
, , the younger, 6.5, 207.
Peter, G. son of, earl of Essex, ICJ.
, Owen, 132, 146.
, Reginald son of, 42, 80, 82, 109,
200.
, , de Bedhampton, 96.
, de Tangarth, 1:23.
, de Netherwent, 210.
Robert son of, 172.
Roger son of Matthew son of, de
Rnwardyn, 168.
Thomas, sou of, 93, 112, 231.
, , le Mouner, 226.
., , William son of, 486.
Peterborough [co. Northampton], abbot of,
251, 257, 334.
, abbot and convent of, 214, 414, 421,
473.
abbey of, 232, 244.
Pethagh. See Pettaugh.
Petherton, South, I'erton [co. Somerset],
hundred of, 376.
Petit, Henry le, 488.
, John le, presented to Hastings, 146.
, John son of Germanus le, 458.
, Robert le, 383.
Petite, William, 65, 207.
Petito, William de, 266.
Petlinge, Peter de, 13'J.
Petlyng, Elias de, 127.
Petra, John de, 285.
Pctragor', Elias de, 180.
Petrapoiite, Henry de, 149.
Petri, llugelinus, 113, 114, 311, 411.
Nicholas, de Gcute, 483, 509.
,Tholomeu8, 342.
William, 157.
Pttrono, 310.
Pettaugh, Pethagh, co. Suffolk, 202.
Pctyti, Laurence de, 355.
Peuele!*(lon. See Pywelc»«lon.
Ptueseye. See Pcwsey.
Pculyn, Philip, 337.
Pevenscy, Pcvencse, Pevneseye, Pcvcneiel,
CO. .Sussex, marsh of, 404.
, haven of, 404.
, warren of, 467.
Pevcnxey — cont.
castle, 467.
rape of, 275.
Pevenese, Sir Richard de, 73, 103, o76.
Peverel, honor of, 87, 380, 469.
Peverel, Peverell, Hugh, 87, 285.
, John, 195.
Philip, 193.
Ralph, 265.
, Thomas, 265, 266.
Pevercr, Emma wife of James le, 453.
, Peter, 192.
Pewesham. See Pewsham.
Pewsey [co. Wilts], 4o0.
, church of, 230, 495.
Pewsham forest [co. Wilts], 484.
Peyforer. See Payforer.
Peynele, Ralph, 349
Peyntur, Giles le, 493.
John le, 145.
Peynturere, Christina la, 255.
Peysun, Nicholas, 274.
I'eytevin, Pe}tevyn, Pay levy u, Alexander, 145.
, Bartholomew le, 129.
, Jacon son of, Jew of Bedford, 183.
, James sou of, Jew of Bedford, 165.
, John, 47.
, Richard, preceptor of the Knights
Templars in England, 24.
, Roger, 392.
, William, 342, 520.
Philip, Phelip, Alexander sou of, 343.
, Baldwin, son of, 313.
ap Eynon, 343.
ab Wylym ab Wreonou, 450.
Velyu, 450.
ab Wreon u, 450.
ap Yeva, 343.
, David son of, 363.
Fa ap Griffin, .'U3.
, Robert son of John son of, 363.
, John son of, 218.
Peter .son of, de Staunton, 493.
Rufiis, 521.
son of Yarford, 121.
Thomas son of, 210.
, de Monte Gomery, 338.
William son of, le Mouner, 275.
, Yna ap, 343.
Philip, king of France, 6.
Philippo, Bonus Johannes de, 74.
Piacenza, nierchants of, II, 74, 356.
Picard, I'ycard, Pichard, I'ychard, Godfrey,
493.
Hugh, 237.
John, 400.
, John, forester of Huntcdon, -tl.
, .Miio, 274.
, Richard, 193.
Pichecote. .See Pitchcott.
1-.52
GENEKAL INDEX.
riclirford. rvihofonl, I'vcchcford, Geoffrey
dc, coiijitaMf of Windsor Ciistli', 1,14,
18, V2. Tt>. 8lt, '.•0, llU). l(tl). HO, 14'J,
H3, 165, 15C, 171, 17:), IS.'J, 185, 202,
206, 20y, 212, 215. 252, 254, 256, 258,
259,281,882,287,330,368.
.ToJin (1.-. 75.
, Miirjinn't wife of Julm (Ic, 166.
Ralph de. 183, 293, 443.
, lijilph son of John de, 292.
Picfcworth, Kojfcr do, 452, 454.
Pickering, co. York, 254.
forest, justices for, 33.
letters patent dated at, 498, 505-507,
520.
manor, castle and forest of, 477.
Picot, , 165.
Ficot, Pycot, Pikot, Pykot, Alexander, 418.
lohn, 49, 112, 169.
, Halph, 348.
Kobcrt, 418.
, William ' vicaire,' 112.
William, 128.
Piddle, Pvdele [co. Dor.set?], 342.
, hundred of. 342.
Pigge, Pyg, Richard, 270.
, Thomas, 153.
Pikehale, Pvkehale, Richard de, 250, 277,
319. '
Pikeman. Pykeman, Adam, 143.
Ralph, 377.
Richard, 377.
Robert, 377.
Stephen, 377.
Turpisins, 377.
Pikering, Pykering, Roger son of Walter de,
48.
, Simon son of Walter de, 48.
Master William de, 198.
Pikering, Pikeringg. See Pickering.
Pikot. See Picot.
Pilardinton. See Pillerton.
Pilat, John, 243.
Pilgrimage, 109, 125, 159, 277, 382.
Pilketon. See Pilkinton.
Pilkinton, Pilketon, Alexander son of John
de, 503.
Pilkirton, Roger de, 352, 421.
Pille, Benedict de la, 145, 153.
, Thomas de la, 145, 153.
Pillegos, Roger, 199.
Pillerton, Pilardinton, Lipardinton [co. War-
wick], 139.
Philip le Messer of, 139.
Pillingbere. See Billingbear.
Pillok, Richard, 154.
Pillory and tumbrell broken to pieces, 65,
200,206.
Pimpeme [co. Dorset], 351, 360.
Pimpeme Forinsecus [co. Dorset], hundred
of, 351.
Pin, Pyn [Vienne, France], Peter, abbot of,
158.
Pinchbeck [co. Lincoln], Thomas, vicar of,
and William his brother, 287.
Pinchoc, Roger, 103.
Pinebrigg, Pinibrigg. See Penebrugg.
Pinficld, Pinneffeld [co. Hertford], 488.
Pini, Pyny, Gerardinus, 342.
, Grado, 373.
Pinibus, Master Raymond de, 357.
Pinkeny. Sec Pequigny.
Pinneffeld. See Pinfield.
Pinnok, Richard, 220.
Pintel, William, 143.
Pinxton, Pynkeston, co. Derby, 87.
Pipard. See Pippard.
Pipelori. See Pypelory.
Pipere, John le, 90.
Pipewell [co. Northampton], abbot of, 25,
299, 443.
John, abbot of, 318, 319.
, letters patent dated at, 381, 406.
Pippard, Pipard, Pupard, Pypard, Emma
■wife of James, 453.
, John, 35^>.
, Ralph, 103, 132, 148, 236,249,268,
290, 310, 371, 373.
Robert, 350.
, Thomas, 175, 176,485.
Pippewell. See Pipewell.
Piracy, 171.
Pirileye, John de, 290.
Pirmingesthorp, Thomas son of Robert de,
257.
Pirton, Pirytou, co. Oxford, 24.
Pirton, Periton, [co. Worcester], 254.
Pirye, West. See Pury.
Piryton. See Purtou.
Pistoja,310, 364, 462.
Pistoria, Lapus de, 364.
Pistrina, Giles de, 510.
, Walter de, 510.
Pitchcott, Pichecote, [co. Buckingham], 470.
Pitchley, Pitesle, Pittesle, co. Northampton,
485, 498.
, church of, 485.
Pitesle. See Pitchley.
Piite, Nicholas de la, 153.
Pittesle. See Pitchley.
Pitton, David de, 315.
Pinlesdon. See Pywelesdon.
' Placitel,' interpretation of the word, 182.
Plaiz, Playz, Ralph de, 113, 296.
, Isabella his wife, 113.
, Roger le, 70.
Plantes, Henry de, 45.
Plauntain, Henry, 179,
Playz. See Plaiz.
Pleasley, Plesele, co. Derby, 150.
GENTERAL INDEX.
653
Pladging a manor, fall couditions of, 346.
Pletcetis, IMessetlts, Hugh de, and Joan his
wife, and .Margaret their daughter, 171.
, Richard de, 107.
Stephen de, parson of Sinetheleye,
262.
Plesele. See Plea>ley.
Plesencia, Keginald de, merchant of Piaceuza.
11,
Plesiugton, Plesjnton, Geoffrey de, 42.
, Alice hi.s wife, 42.
, William de, 49.
Pieso la, CO. Essex, park called, 235.
Plesseti.s, See Plescetis.
Plesynton. See Ple:<iDgton.
Pleymuth. See Plymouth.
Plimpton. See Plympton.
Plogenet, Plogonet. See Plugenet.
Plokenet. See Plugenet.
Ploket, Roger, .376.
Plomer, Roger le, 310.
Plugenet, Plogenet, Plxkenct, Plogonet,
Plukenet, Plukeneth, Sir Alan, or Alan
de, constable of Drosselan Castle, 72,
100, 117, 136, 195, 271, 289, 293, 301,
320, 462, 469, 520.
Plukenet. See Plugenet.
Plukeneth. 5ee Plugenet.
Plumberewe, Plumberwe, Plumberu, Plum-
berue, Laurence de, 281, 284, 286, 304,
458.
Plumberwe. See Plumberewe.
PlumpBtede, Clement de, 425.
Plumpton, Robert de, 461.
Plymouth, port of, 522.
Suthtun in the port of, 522.
Plympton [co. Devon], prior and convent of,
496.
Pockehare, John, 105.
Pocklington [co. York], 218.
Pod, Roger, the elder, 99.
, tlie younger, 99.
Podio, Henry de, merchant of Lucca, 17, 39,
197, 228, 229, 244, 296, 318, 442, 446,
511.
, Orlanilinus de, merchant of Lucca,
14'J, 103, 104, 176, 213, 223, 318, 367,
374, 394.
Poer, Poher, Power, Desiderata le, abbebs of
Kilcleeiieen, 276.
Eustace le, 33, 357.
, Ferminus le, 104.
John le, 420.
Peter le, 33, 117, 420.
, Peter brother of Robert lo, 374.
, Rob<rt le, 279, 374.
.Thomafl le, 250.
William le, ».'•, 2o4, 354, 274, 459.
460.
, — lo, 451.
PogcyM, PugcjH, Robert, 189, 4H4.
Pogie, Paul le, 170.
Poher. See Poer.
Poitou, .123.
Poitou, earl of. See Cornwall.
Poke, John, 47.
Pokebrok. See Polebrook.
Pokediche, co. Norfolk, 399.
Pokelington. See Pocklmgton.
Pokelington, Pukelinton, Poklinton, Jolm son
of John dL', 20j.
Robert de, 246.
, Roger de, 1.-19.
Pokoc, Wiiruiiu, 93.
Pol, Stephen del, 44.
Polbcrgh, Master John de, 72.
Pole la. See Welshpool.
See aUo Pool, South.
Pole, Lewis de la, 447.
, Nicholas de, 458, 514.
Polebrook, Pokebrok [co. Northa n[,toii],214.
Poleresse, Gil^^ert de, 379.
Polesworth, Jordan son of John de, 281.
, Richard de, 440.
See a/so Poleworth.
Polesworth [eo. Warwick], Albra, abbess of,
442.
, Catherine de Appleby, abbess of,
442.
Polet, I'lilet, Isaac son of Isaac de, Jew of
O.vford, 259.
Isaac de, Jew (if London, 402.
Poleworth, William de, 326.
See also Polesworth.
Poleyn, Pukyn, Nicholas, 174.
, William, 443.
Polhampton, Palhanipton, Pulhanipton [co.
Hants], 219, 444.
Polingfold, John do, 95.
Polinton. See Pollington.
Polleswrth. See Polesworth.
Pollington [co. York J, 208.
Pollimore, Pultimor, co. Devon, 215, 451,
455.
Polton, Walter de, 362.
Polton. See Poulton.
Pomereye, Henry de la, 1.
Ponder, Punder, Thomas le, 65, 207.
Pontage, grants of, 10, 30, 125, 169, 217,
229.
Pont Audemer, hospital for lepers of St.
Giles, 157.
Pont. Polite, Punt, Ellas de, 192.
Henry de, 485, 5 1 9.
, John de. 22, 135, 149, 177, 297, 301,
3J;5, 34<i. 476.
Nicholas del, 215.
Ralph del, 97.
, Robert de, 103.
Thomas dc, prior of Thornton, electod
abbot, 387.
, Walter, 48.
654
CENEUAT. IXDEX.
Pont — rem/.
William do. 246, 263. 300.
Ponle Auilomari, Kobt-rt df, "249,
Polite Wfliiii. Srr Kdi-nbridge.
Ponif K|>iscopi, William de, 507.
Pontifrnct [co. York], castle, town and honor
of. 511.
,St. John the Evangelist, Godfrey
prior of. .'>.
Poutefnicto, Ponte Fracto, Adiira dc, 88.
Gregory de, paraon of Wyuebotesham,
125.
,Hugh de, 11,261.
, Nichola-sde. 129, 134.
William do, 333, 396, 427.
Pontc Trt-mulo. lliiiry de, 310, 326.
Rollandi de, 310.
PonUiieu.6. 7, 20, 21, 319, 321, 35$, 359,420,
435, 505.
, the fifth of the county, 6,
, seneschal of . 5ee Belhous. Sandwico.
Kollaud, receiver of, 359.
, sale of woods of, 21.
, prison of the seneschal of, 319.
, count and countess of. See Ed-
ward I. and his consort.
Pontigny, 277.
, abbot of, 195.
, abbot and convent of, 196.
, tomb of Edward the Confessor in the
church of, 196.
PoDtiniacd, Reginald de, 195.
, Simon de, 195.
Pontissara. See Punteys.
Pontivo, John de, esquire, C.
Ponyaunt, Geoffrey, 179.
See also Pounaynd.
Pool, South [co. Devon], 458, 514.
Poole [co. Dorset], 423.
Poorstock, Porstok [co. Dorset], 269.
Pope, the, 2, 33, 34, 35, 39, 61, 110, 126, 199,
335. 427, 4.30, 476, 493.
See aiso Nicholas IV., Clement V.,
Martin.
Pope, Ralph, 236.
Poperinges, .John de, 456.
Popham, .Joan wife of Richard de, 464.
, Richard de, 464.
Robert de, canon of Hide, Winches-
ter, 19.
, Robert de, abbot of Hide, 24.
Poppleton, Popleton [co. York], 344.
Porburj-, Richard de, 373.
Porccstre, William de, 267.
Porcher, Geoffrey le, 103.
John le, 141.
Porstok. See Poorstock.
Port, St. Mary-, Peter, abbot of, 252.
.abbot of, 348.
Port, Porta, Porte, Agnes wife of William de,
347.
Port — cont.
Alfred de la, 112,21.5.
, Aniald de. 192.
, Henry de la, 310.
, John de, 172, 356.
, Simon de, 379.
Portehors, John, 489.
Portelly, letters patent dated at, 127, 128.
Porter, Alan son of Walter le, 510.
, Geoffrey le, 324.
, John le, 14, 26, 156, 353.
Ralph le, 520.
, Reginald le, 239, 510, 5-21.
, Richard le, 199,230.
, Robert le, 221, 282, 492.
, Roger Ic, 94, 102.
, Thomas le, 141, 499.
Porterose, Peter, 89.
Portesmue, Portesmuth. See Portsmouth.
Porthelyn. See Porth-yu-Lleyn.
Porth-yn-Lleyn, Portelly [co. Carnarvon],
letters patent dated at, 127, 128.
Portibus, Henry de, canon of Wells, 481.
Portland, co. Dorset, 351.
Portland, Edmund de, presented to Lindon,
505.
Ports, appointment of keepers of, 86, 276,
314, 384, 462, 517, 520.
See Dover, Sandwich.
Port-smouth [co. Hants], 218, 423, 444, 515,
, assize of cloth at, 248.
, Domus Dei, 175.
, hospital of St. John the Baptist, ad-
vowson of, 122.
, bailiff of, 509.
Possewyk, John de, 289.
Post, Hugh del, 36.
, Hugh le, 252.
Postel, Ralph, 199.
Pote, Thomas, 188.
Poteman, Henry, 377.
Poter, Martin le, 285.
, Michael le, 342, 377.
Poterel, Robert, 152, 233.
Pothou, Potho, John de, 274, 433.
, Master W'illiam de, 413.
Poton, William de, 320.
Potton, John de 516.
Pouche, society of. See Pulci.
Pouger, William, 93.
, Hugh, 93.
Poulton, Polton, Pulton [co. Kent], 362.
Pouuaynd, Thomas, 145.
See also Ponyaunt.
Pountedolf. See Edenbridge.
Pount Eldolf. See Edenbridge.
Pouret, Adam, 291.
Povere, Walter le, 96.
, William le, 71.
GENERAL INDEX.
G55
Poverey, Adam, 404.
Power, — le, 4J1.
See also I'oer.
P«»wick, Poywik [co. Worcester], 47S.
Poynte, William, 104.
Poynz, Hugh, lol, 139,27?.
Poyside, Elias, 112.
Poywik. See Powick.
Praers, William de, 29.
Prat. Kojier, 156.
Prcle, William son of William, 30.5.
Pre, St. Miiry de la. See Northampton.
Preaux, Normandy, abbot of, 21-3, 325.
, Bernard, abbot of, 129.
Prebendal stall not to be occupied during the
abstnee of prebendary, 329.
Pree, Ralph del, 75.
Preene, Prene, Master William de, keeper of
the works, 392.
, William de, the king's carpenter,
129,
Preers, Henry de, 272.
Prees, Pres [co. Salop]. 321.
Premer, Koger le, 408, 454.
Prendelgast, John de, .'il.
Prendregast, (leoffrey de, 316.
, William de, 316.
Prene. See Preene.
Preng, John, 331.
Pres. See Pree.s.
Prest, Robert le, 89.
Prest, I. ID.
, levied on tlic burgesses of Ljnn,
311.
Presteclive. See Priestcliff.
Prestoll. See Priestholme, Angle.sea.
Preston, 448.
, church of, 249, 353.
, CO. Salop, 4.'j3.
, CO. Lancaster, 152.
... , fair of, 32.
Preston, Uailholomew, son of Koger de, 448.
Gill)ert de, 190.
, Henry de, 310.
, Hugh de, 300.
Richard de, 408.
, Rohert de, 202.
Prestre, Henry fiz le, 9j.
Henry le fiz le, 9S.
, John, called le, 420.
Prcstwold. Hugh de, 248, 290.
Pricchwald, Roger, 305.
Pricke, John, 305,
Pri<lia>t, Thomas ston of Reginald de, 278.
Prieu, Arnold de, t)0.
PriestclifT, Pn stclive, co. Derby, 408.
Prim' Burghardus, 285.
Primdal' Attinus, 74.
Priour, Andrew Neveu le, 5lti.
Prisage, 504,
Prise, Geoffrey de la, 120.
Prisoners, runawar, executed, 151, 152, 168,
170, 179.
Pritelwell, I*rittcwell. See Prittlewell.
Prittlewell, Prittewell, Pritelwell, Prytewell
[co. ilssex], 173.
Nicliolas de Cokfeld, prior of, 391.
, Peter de Montellier, prior of, 391.
Privies, 244.
Proene. See Prun.
Proiiigelond, Roger, 324.
Protection, carrying away of goods in defiance
of, 50.
Provence, county of, 2^3.
Provincialis, Ferrantiis, 467.
Provinz, Isaac son of Isaac de, .Tew of Lincoln,
192.
Provost, David fiz le, 89,
Hugh, son of Robert le, 12^.
, Ralph le, 89.
, Ranulph le, 97.
, Robert son of Thomas le, 97.
, Roger le, 226.
, Thomas le, 97.
, Thomas son of William le, 160.
, William le, 279.
William fiz le, 153,305.
William son of Ralph le, 89.
Prude, Roger le, 99.
Prudfot, William, 88.
Prudomme, Peter, 89.
Pruley, Colinus de, 375, 382.
Prun, Proene, William de, 258, 25:>.
Pruz, Hugh le, 211.
Pryde, Roger, 27.
Prytewell. See Prittlewell.
Pucii, society of. See Pulci.
Puckeridge [co. Herts], 386.
Pudding, Nicholas, 399.
Pudeford [co. Worcester], 352.
Pudington, Nicholas de, 31.
Pugeys. iS'/c I'ogeys.
Pugge, John, 156.
Pugyl, John 202.
Puke, Roger, 47.
Pukeniere in Bray [co. Berks], 70.
Pukeriche. See Puckeridge.
Pukerigg, John, 307.
Pulci, I'ucii, Pouehe, society of the, of
Florence, 3S5.
Duracius and Hubert, merchants of
society of, .'147.
Pulcini the, of Florence, 311.
Pulrebeche. See Pulverbache.
Pulet. See I'olef.
Puleyn. See I'oleyn.
Pulham, Walter de, 90.
Pulhampton. See Polhanipton.
Pultimore, Richard de, 215, 406.
See I'ultiniore.
656
OENEKAL INDEX.
Pulton. Si-e Poulton.
Fulv.Tbach. rulnK-i-ho [co. Snlop], church
o'". 464.
l»umfr*d, WilliHm dc, 375.
l*uiioh:«rdon, Kic-hnni, •l">2.
ruiiohiirduu, \Villi;im de, 275.
Punder. See I'ondi-r.
Punt. See Pont.
Punteldolf. See Kdeiibriilge.
Puntevf. Ponti.ssara, M:isfer John de, bishop
'of Wiiu-hi-Mer. 3,3. 102, l'.>2, 135, 142,
164, IGf., 167, 252, 2:)3, 2<J0, 291, 372-
375, 463, 471, 488, 493, 503, 507, 522.
Punz, John dc, parson of Eton, 52.
PiipHrd. See I'ippard.
Purci-1, Ilujrh, 118.
Robert, 431.
William, 271.
Purchas, Purchace, John, 100.
, Walter, 145, 153.
Piirdeluch", Henry, 351.
Purke, Richard de, parson of Eyworth, 355.
Purity, John de, 263.
Purs, Yewaii,450.
Purton, CO. Oxford, 24.
Pury [co. Northampton], 191.
Pury, West [co. Northampton], 382.
Pusye, Richard de, 518.
Putto[l], Thomas, 145.
Putot, William de, abbot of Fecamp, 149, 150.
Puyile, Walter de la, 133.
Pycard, Pychard. See Picard,
Pycheford. See Picheford.
Pjcot. See Picot.
Pydele [Piddle, co. Dorset?], 342.
, hundred of, 342.
Pyg. See Pigge.
Pygnere, Ralph called, canon of Bayeux, 428.
Pygot, William, 141.
See also Picot.
Pygyn, Henry, 492.
Pykehale. See Pikehale.
Pykhod, William, 49.
See aUo Picot.
Pykeman. See Pikeman.
Ralph and Geoffrey his son, 296.
, Richard and Geoffrey his son, 303.
Pykenot, William, 61, 94.
Pykering. See Pickering.
Pyketon, Adam de, 434.
Pykot in Clonfert diocese, church of, 348.
Pykot. See Picot.
Pyle, William de la, 164, 167.
See also Pille.
Pylegrym, Godfrey, 403.
Pyu. See Pin.
Pyn, Robert, 120.
, Thomas de, 53, 73, 95, 211, 255,273.
, Thomas du, 285.
Pynea, Sanctius de, bishop of Tripoli, 225.
Fyncebeck. See Pinchbeck.
Pynel, Roger, 842.
Pynkenye. See Pinkeny.
Pynkenye, Robert de, 83, 266, 893, 433, 468.
Pynkeston. See Pinxton.
Pynnote, Robert, 274.
Pynperne. See Pimperne.
Pyny. See Pini.
Pypard. See Pippard.
Pypardesclyve. See Cliffe Pipard.
Pypelory, Pypelori, Pipelori, Ralph, 307.
, Richard, 307.
, Thomas, 307.
Pyphertit, Robert de, 253.
Pyroc, Ralph, 308.
Pyrpount. See Perepunt.
Pytchley. See Pitchley.
Pyteman, William, 74.
Pywelesdon, Pywelisdon, Pyvelesdon, Piules-
don, Peuelesdon, Master Richard de,
76, 211.
, , Agnes his wife, 211.
, Roger de, 111, 396, 456, 458, 459.
Thomas son of Richard de, parson of
Llanfaes, 362.
Pyworthy, Pyworthi, co. Devon, 280.
Q
Quaddon. See Whaddon.
Quarr, Isle of Wight, 39.
, abbot and convent of, 39.
, abbot of, 50, 67, 102.
Quarto, Sir Aymo de, precentor of Lyons,
472.
Quaterpe, William, 199.
Quayage, grant of, 165.
Queen's gold, 176.
Queen's lands, 218.
Queenhithe, London, 221, 355.
Queensborough [co. Louth], 377.
Queneby, Thomas de, 218.
, Nicholas de, 218.
Queningtou [co. Gloucester], letters patent
dated at, 12, 44, 348.
Quennington. See Quenington.
Quentyn, Quyntyn, William, 378.
.., William, canon of Christchurch, 145.
Quenynburg, Richard de, 208.
Querendon, Geoffrey de, 29, 52.
Querle, Richard de, 478.
Querwell. See Wherwell.
Quesnel, Peter, 294.
Queye. See Quy.
Queynterel, l8[abella], 264.
Queynton, John de, 145.
QuikeshuU, Hugh de, parson of Gay ton, 317.
Quillur, Geoffrey le, 152.
GENERAL INDEX.
657
Quiltepointer, Giles le, 249.
Qui.«iut>, John de la, 208.
Quy, Queye. co. Cambridge, 235.
, chapel of St. Nichola.'!, 486.
Qayntyn. See Qiientyn.
R
Kabayn, Eiias de, 34, 89.
wife of, 248.
Rabbits, forbidden giinie, 69.
Rabot, Robert, 20)>.
Racefer, Richard, 255.
Racheye. See Rack heath.
Rackeleye, Reginald de, 144.
Rackhenth, Racheye [co. Norfolk], 472.
Racolvre. See Reculver.
Rad', Robert d.-, .331.
Radchen, 501.
RadclifFe, co. Nottingham, 87.
Radcouche, Henry son of William de, 386.
Kadeclive, Arwaldu« de, 454.
, Uichard de, 440.
Radeclyve. See Hiidcli6re.
Radelegh, Radeleye, John de, 249, 252.
Radenhurst, co. Wilt-J, 213.
Radenore, Radnouere. See Radnor.
Radewell. See Ridgewell.
Rading, Radinges See Reading.
Rading, Radiniig, Radinges, Nicholas de, 447.
Ralph de, 224.
Richard de, parson of Chesterton,
424.
, Robert de, 262.
Walter de, 240, 486.
Radinton, Radvnton, Hobert de. 254, 285,406,
445, 4.i4.
Radnor, Radenouere, 69, 317.
castle, 39.
murage for, 377.
Radynton. See Hailmton
Ragelyth [co. Sulop?], forest of, S2,
Ragged, llapgedf, 'rhoina-* Ic, 61, 237, 517.
, Margery his wife, 61.
Raggel", Haggeleye, Henry de 247, 251.
Ragniardi, John, .'167.
Rainhani , Kenlmm, Reynhiim [co. Essex],
283, 413.
Rale. See Kulegh.
Rulegh, UaleiKh, Kale, Ralev, Kaleye. h'alichc,
Rnulegh, Henry di-, 14.'), 153, 2t)2, 21 1 ,
251, 2.)d, 2<;5, 285, 3.<.1, 390. 454, 466,
512,513, .522.
, Ralph de, kut., 188.
William dc, 295.
Raleye. See Ralegh.
Ralph, Clement son of, de la Wyke, ::U4.
, Hugh son of, de HumnuHsc, 459.
65U14.
Ralph — cont.
, John son of, 61, 481.
, de Hegham, 222.
, de Mellon, 209.
, dc Taxtede, 94.
Joan wife of, de Otringden, 335.
Ralph son of, de Foston, 47.
, Richard son of, de Camera, 472.
, Robert son of, 371.
, de Tilly, 229.
de Giinthorp, 500.
, Thomas son of, de Kercseye, 518.
Walter son of, 109, 189.
, , de Aurc, 119.
, William son of, 139.
, Ic Provost 89.
Ram, Hugh, 47.
Rama, 381.
Rameseye, Ramesey, Saer de, 274.
, William de, 233,435.
See Ramsey.
Ramordwyk [co. Bedford], 287.
Rampston, John de, 409.
Ramsey [co. Huntington], abbot of, 140.
abbey of. 232, 244.
, Richard de Frivill, abbot of, 29.
, John, abbot of, 518, 520.
John de Sautre, abbot of. 250.
Raudewrth. See Rauwortli.
Randolf, Randulf, Geoffrey, 451.
, Henry, 42.
nob..rt, 307.
, Thomas, 413.
Rauulph, Alan son of, 105.
, John son of, 97.
, Henry son of, dc Holme, 137
, Hamo son of, de Frammesdcn, 100.
, Ka!i>h son of, de Castello. 44..
Hanworth, Kandeworth [co. Norfolk], 472.
Raparch, John and Werner brothers of, 54.
Rape, 15'J, 282, 406.
IJapenteny, IVter de, 177.
Hapindon. .SVe Uepton.
Kaseu. West [co. Lincoln], 22, 53, 68, 81.
Riissch', Nicholas, 2'.I6.
Hast-'l, Ralpli, 24*).
Rastell, Ralph de, 265.
Ratelesden. See Kattlesden.
Rath le, Ireland. 451.
Rath". Hugh de. 12.
Rathbrennau, Kathbrenyu [co. Roscom-
mon], 51.
Kathgejl, John de, 447.
Kathgol, church of, 357.
Riithiiior, eliurch of, 188.
Ruthoyg, John, late abbot of, 41.
Ralhychejitli'l", 74.
Kiitley ? [co. Warwick], 225.
Ratling, Ketlingge [co. Kent], 361.
T T
OAH
GENERAL INDEX.
KaUli-Mlfii. KatfliR Ion, Adiiiii di-, 193.
l^>pir .If, 313.
Kaiioobv. Uouc«'hy [oo. I.incoln], 48G.
Kaulii^'h. Srr linli'ph.
K.noliiifjlmiii. Hol>ort do, -109.
HiiviMi. Kavone, Ad:iin, 09.
, llorvov, 161.
John, 45.
Stephen, 45.
Kiivor.osirod. Srt' Hnvensjmr.
lJ:ivoiiosirtli. Sec Rttvonspur.
liiiveiioston. Sve llavenstone.
IJavoiiiiifrliain, co. Norfolk, 305.
Havonishv, John do, 472.
Kiivouscovudal See Kavenstonedale.
R:iveiispur, Raveneserod, Raveneserth [co.
York], 164, 2-21.
Rftvenstone [co. Buckingham], 234.
prior of, 24.
, John do Beneton, prior of, 155.
liavcustoDodale, co. Westmoreland, free chace
in. 47.
Ra«don, Koudon [co. York], 4C1.
Rayle. See Rayleigh.
Ruylcgh. See Raleigh.
Rayloigh, Rek-gh, Raylegh, Rayle [co. Essex],
letters patent dated at, 318, 321, 322,
331.
gaol, .304.
Raynberd, Waleraud de, 386.
Reading, Hading [co. Berks], 185, 219.
park of, 101,
gaol, 155, 156, 183, 202.
, letters patent dnted at 325, 326,332.
abbey, in the king's hands, 242.
abbot of, 101, 522.
... , abbot and convent of, 197, 402, 405.
, Robert, abbot of, 37, 38, 393.
, William de Sutton, chamberlain of,
elected ab^ot, 4U9.
lieagill, Reuegile [co. Westmoreland], 328.
Reculver, Racolvre [co. Kent], church of,
.561, 410.
Red, Rede, Henry le, 45.
, John; 303.
, John de, 48, 6.', 206.
Ralph de, 443.
Robert le, 307.
, 'I'heodulph le, 161.
, Thomas de, 65, 206.
, William de, 65, 206.
, William le, 305.
Reda, John de, 262.
Redbridge, Redebrege [co. Hants] , hundred
of, 76.
Redburn, Simon de, 97.
Rede. See Red.
Redebrege. See Redbridge.
Kedehough, William del. 5u4.
Redeshaghe Richard de, 144,
Rodesham, Walter de, 210.
Redgnwe [co. Suffolk], church of, 254.
Redliam. See Reedham.
, Bartholomew de, 207.
Robert de, 159.
, Thomas de, 374.
WilHam de, 301, 312, 403, 452.
Redhod, William, 230.
Redik, Adam de, king's yeoman and tailor,
198.
Bedingges. See Reading.
Redinton[co. Flint], town formerly called, 133.
Redleg, John de, 48.
, Richard de, 48.
Redleye, Roger de, 231.
Rednier, Redmar, John de, 17.
, the elder, 512.
, , the younger, 512.
Redwell, Robert de, 512.
Redwy, Gilbert, 144.
Redy, Alan, 49.
, Matilda, 49.
Ree, John de la, 273, 287.
Reedham, Redham [co. Norfolk], 152.
Rees, son of Mereduc or Meredith, 84, 511.
, rebellion of, 277.
Refham, William de, 140.
Reginald, John son of, 271, 317, 452, 454, 519.
, , do Stanford, 160.
, Philip son of, de Holecote, 197.
, Thomas son of, de Pridias, '273.
Regio, Jacobinus de, 1.
, James de, 195.
Regrators, 25.
Reigate [co. Surrey], letters patent dated at,
152, 153.
Reine, Thomas, 49.
Reiner. See Reyner.
Reington, William de, 199.
Reithiche [Neroche? co. Somerset], forest
of, 160.
Relegh. ^ee Rayleigh.
Remmeslegh, Leonius de, 21 2.
Rempeston, Thomas de, 75, 368.
Rempston, co. Nottingham, 75, 368, 517.
Rencume, Robert, 376.
Rendune, 31.
Reneston. See Rempston.
Reneton. See Rempston.
Renham. See Rainham.
Nicholas de, 230.
Renhold, Ronhale, Runhale, co. Bedford,
304, 420.
, Hamo, vicar of, and Bricius his bro-
ther, 288.
Renron. See Ringrone.
Rente, Thomas, 97,
Renter, Richard le, 194.
Rependou. See Repton.
Repindon. See Repton,
GENERAL INDEX.
0.59
Kepjieleie, CO. Stafford [Ijipley ?], prior of, 48.
Ueppiiigal. See Kippiognle.
Keptoti, Rcpendou, Uapiiidoii, Uop^ndoa,
Kepinduu, co. I)erb_v, 09, 1.j7.
letters patent dated at, 425, 426.
, prior aud convent of, 69, 157, .371.
Repvndon. See Kcpton.
Reresbj, Robert de, 260.
See tilso Heseby.
Resebj, Robert de, 259.
See also Reresby.
Refitormel, Ro.>itoineI, co. Cornwall, park of,
41.
Retford, Retteford, Dionysia de, 409.
Robert de, 337, 485.
Rethefeld, I'eter de, 203.
Rethcrfeld. .See Rotherfield.
Rethfeud, co. Kent, 351.
Rethhani, William dc, r.l6.
Retteford. .Vee Retford.
Rettlinge. .See Ratling.
Beuegile. See Reagill.
Beuel, Giles, 7.
Reuele. See Rowley.
Reve, Nicholas le, 99.
, Ralph le, 90.
Thomas le, 99.
, William le, 45.
Reved, William de, 488.
Revesby [co. Lincolu], abbot aud convent of,
474.
Revesone, William le, 89, 99.
Rewele. 5ee Rowley.
Rewley, in North Oseuey by Oxford.
monks of, 132.
abbot of, 127, 275.
Robert, abbot of, 316.
Warin, abbot of, 249.
Reygate, Gilbert de, 32.
, (iilbert de, parson of St. Faith, Win-
chester, 7.
Johaii de, 208.
, John de, 33, 76, 139,144, 153, 158,
170, 199, 2(,0, 204-206, 330, 332, 402.
Reygni. See Ri-yguy.
Reygii^, Reygiii, Walter de, 269,313.
, Walter dc, presented to Bemcston,
506.
Reyl', Matilda wife of John de, 287
Reymereston, Clement de, 222.
Reymerston [co. Norf' IkJ, 105.
Reymund, Richard, 471.
Reyninndi, Arnalil, 330.
iiichard, I3H.
Reynbatan, 74.
Reyndon. .S'ee l{oydon.
Reyuer, Reiner, Gilbert, 206.
, Jamex, meretiaiit of Klor<iice, 5.
Nicholas son of, 185.
, Nicholas son of William son of, 235.
Reyner — cont.
Walter son of, 208.
, William son of and Wa'ter his brother,
le Kcii, 2u8.
Reyuger, John, 133.
Reynhain. .SVe Rainham.
Reyny, prior of, lii8.
Rhone, bridge of Holy Ghost over, 294.
Rhuddlan [co. Flint], 35,38,41, 52-56, 63, 78,
174, 374.
letters patent duted at, 30-4, 3C-38,
40,41,47-59,63, 07, 68, 91-93, 96,98,
108, 116, 117, 130, 131, 139, 140, 144.
ca-stle, 30, 82, 309.
castle, the ' Herber ' opposite the
north gate, 173.
, Friars Preachers of, 174.
Ribbeford. See Ribbesford.
Ribbesford, Ribbeford, Kilbeford, Henry de,
186, 2<»8, 257, 451,459, 460.
Ribble and Mersey, co. Lancaster, lands
between, 483, 487.
Ribel. See Ribble.
Riby, William de, 112.
Ricardi, of Lucca, society of the. 177, 183,
228. 244, 270, 278, 311, 318, 374, 378,
385, 394, 417, 479, 500, 50l.
Richard I., sometime king of England, 397.
, grant by, 344.
Richard, huscarl, 26.
, Andrew sou of, le Hay ward, 374.
, ap Meiirik, 450.
Henry son of, 172.
, John son of, de Caiituaria, 419.
, , de Shriiikling, 478.
, Nicholas son of, 293.
, , precentor of Ossory, 322.
Richard son of, 95.
, , de Berewe, 168.
, de Hope Bouclers, 216.
, de la .More, 454.
, , de Seyton, 283.
, , de Sallovere, 31.
le Salopia, 469.
, le Clerk, 307.
, , le Knpleys, 1 10.
, l{obert son of, de Monte Pessulano,
467.
, , de Moinele, 276.
, parson of ( )xued. 353.
, Simon son of, 90.
, son of Uob'Tt, dementia wife of, de
Ayler-biry, 121.
, 'I'liomas son of, 97.
, de Milton, 319.
, le Walysshe, 65.
, and Isolda his wife, de Wykin-
t..n, 70.
, de I'yvtdesdon, parson of Lam-
mas, 362.
William son of, 42.
I T 2
eeo
GENERAL INDEX.
Richan!. Williftin— row'
, ,U- Honthiim. 319.
, de (Vikesey, 350.
, de Ourc, 2.U.
, ...., dc Staunton, 381.
, de Sutton, 45.
, , and William his brother, 204.
Hichnrd. cnrl of Cornwall. 35.
Kiihards Castle, co. Salop, iOl.
Richp, John le, 2.55, 498.
Richcninn, Uychoninn, Richard, 303.
Valentine, 279.
Wiilter. 302.
Richemund. See Ui.-hniond.
Hichemund, Adam de, 444.
Richmond [co. York], 338.
, earl of. See Rritannia.
, honour of, 5, 57, 87.
.liberty of, 512.
Richus ap Ijiea.*, 517.
ap Tnder, 517.
Ridelejc. See Ridley.
Ridgwcll. Uadewelle, co. Essex, 5, 88.
Ridley [co. Chester ?], 487.
Ridware, co. StaflFord, 206.
Rievaulx, Hwall [co. York], abbot of, 18,
19, 157, 203, 2.50.
abbot and convent of, 180, 294.
Riflge, William de, 345.
Rilbeford. See Hibbesford.
Ringosla. See Hingslow.
RiujjTCstainhirst by Hoveden, hermit of St.
Mary .Magdalene at, 137.
Ringewode. See Ringwood.
Ringr<ine, Henron [co. Cork], church of,
374, 507.
Rinpsdon [co. Lincoln], 385.
Ringslow, Kingesla [co. Kent], hundred of,
166.
Ringwood [co. Hants], 175. 487.
Ritia Hefifinc. See Queenhithe.
Kipariis, Ryjar', Ripar', Rivers, Ryvers, Bar-
tholomew de, 227, 362.
,.Iohn de, 238, 245,438.
, John de, the younger, 426.
, Master William de. 58, 348.
, Peter de, 424.
, William de, knt., 187.
See also liiyere.
Ripers, Catherine de, 338.
llipon [co. York], 319.
, prebend in the church of, 193.
Rippele, Kippeleye, Kyppeleye, Peter de, 438.
, William de, 186, 299.
Rippingale, Reppiugal [co. Lincoln], 385.
Ripton, King's [co. Huntingdon], church of,
427.
Ririth, Riiyth, Ryrit, Henry le fiz, 110.
, John son of, 40'i.
, Louhargh son of, 121.
Ririth — cont.
, Yareford son of, 121.
Uisburgh, Risebcrgh, Thomas de, 399, 445.
Rise [co. York], letters patent dated at, 520.
church of, 147.
Risebcrgh. See Risburgh.
liishangles, Kishangre, co. Suffolk, 298.
Rishton. See Itiston.
Risinge, Adam de, 380.
Rissop, 61.
Riston, All Saint's church, 38.
Riston, waste called Erleswynee in, 843.
Riston, Kyston, Rishton, Adam de, 173, 238,
374.
, Hugh de, parson of Stodlond, 318.
, presented to Hoghtou, 430.
, Richard de, 343.
Rither, Rithre, William de, 444, 453, 455.
, Lucy his wife, 444.
Rithre. See Ryther.
Rittnr, John, 2C6.
Riuo, Geoffrey de, 480.
Rivall, Roger de, 249.
See Rievanlx.
Rivere, la, co. Kent, 48.
Rivere, Ryvero, Henry de la, 440.
, Richard de la, 277,280,281,288,291,
296, 305, 458.
, Master William de It, 467, 486.
See also Ripariis.
Rivers. See Ripariis.
Ro, John le, 400.
, Simon le, 89.
Roald, Roaldus, Alan son of, sheriff of Oxford,
6, 158, 204, 265.
Robelyn, Alexander, 283.
, Robert, 286.
Robert, Adam son of, le Newecomen, 486.
, Alan son of, 510.
... ..... ap Gronno, 343.
ap Guyn, 343.
ap Howel, 343.
fiz le Mouner, Alice daughter of, 189.
, Howell, 266, 282.
, , his son Robert, 167.
, Hugh son of, le Provost, 125.
, John son of, le Flemeng, 384.
, Michael son of, le Taillur, 96.
, Nicholas son of. de Veteri Ponte, 29.
, Peter son of, le Clerk, 172.
, de Say, 121.
, Philip son of, 210.
, Reginald son of, le Tanur, 411.
Robert son of, de Derleye, 87.
, , de Sauudeby, 102.
, Roger son of, de Camvill, 484.
, de Monte Alto, 100.
, , de Thorp, 172.
, Simon son of, 377.
GENERAL INDEX.
661
Kobert — cont.
, son of Geoffrey, Agues wife of, de
booiersolwodehuses, 49, 50.
sou of John, William son of, de
Byker, 105.
Thomas son of, 316.
, , de Oreilli, 445.
de I*inniugesthorp, 257.
V'italis sou of, de Graffhaui, 5.
, William, 03.
, William son of, 88, 139, 442.
, , de Stiipelton, 418.
, , le Sutere, 521.
Robery, Kobiry. See Kothbury.
Robetot, William, 253, 281.
Robin, John, 307.
, Thomas, 89.
Roborough, La Kueweberewe, co. Devon, 254.
Rocaio, I^olinus de, 290.
Rocester, Houctstre [co. Stafford], prior and
convent of, 312.
, Robert, abbot of, 221, 312.
Hoger de Lughteburgh, abbot of, 314.
Walter de Dodeiegh, abbot of, 214.
Roche or la Roche, Ire laud, barony of, 331,
398.
Roche, David son of .Vlexander de la, 22.
, Henry son of Tancard de la, 23.
, John de la, 40.
Thomas de la, 33, 46, 148, 188, 473.
, Thomas de la, sheritf of co. Cork, 355.
See also Rape.
Rocheford, Ralph de, 274, 438.
, Wakraun or Walrand de, 179, 267,
371, 373.
Rochelle, b, 122.
Rochester, co. Keut, 161, 243.
, archdeacon of. See .Sancto Dionysio.
castle, constable of, 18.
gallows at, 44.
, pavage for, 168.
Thomas, bishop of, 149, 213.
See Inglethorpt,', 'Ihomas.
Rocheward, Emerictis de, IIG, 152.
, Matilda, his wife, 116.
Rockingham [co. Northamptou], letters pa-
tent dated at, 381, 383, 384.
castle and forest of, 424.
forest, 2.32, 3H1, 477, 488.
Rodb'irough [co. Gloucester], 278.
Roddeberue. See iiodborough.
liode, Hobert, 2H3.
Rodebrighf, William, 460.
liodelowe, K«lith wife of Henry son of Robert
de, I0<t.
Rodt-mersbam, Simon dc, .006.
Roderham. .S>e Rotherliam.
Roderic or Rotheric sou of Griffin, 500, 507.
Ik>de8, Gerard de, H7, 374.
, Gerard kou of (icrard du, iCI.
, John de, 87, 374.
Rodeston, William de, 461.
Rodirigcs, Agnes w ife of Richard de, 404.
Rodmerle, Walter, 12.
Rodmerleye, Walter de, 107.
Rodom[ago], Henry de, 39.
Rodum, John de, 363, 475.
Roele, la, 299.
Ror, Koffa, Alan de, 267.
benedict de, 301.
Henedict de, prior of Bikenacre. 303,
310.
, Salomon de, 9, 10, 20, 23, 33, 37, 48,
80, 92, 93, 95, 101, 104, 112, 128, 131,
134, 13.'), 140, 145, 146, 161, 165, 167,
168, 17.^, 176, 1S7, 191, 193, 194, 199,
206.213, 216.219,225,243,253, 256,
262. 279. 2f)l, 294,311, 323, 329, 345,
347, 356, 376, 389, 395, 412, 428.
Simon de, parson of St. Lucian, Wal-
ingford. 111.
Rofham, William, 209.
Roger, Bartholomew son of, de Preston, 448.
, Benedict son ot, del Tuuge, 49.
, David sou of, 498.
, Giles son of, de Trumpiton, 415.
, Hugh sou of William son of, de
Mortou, 244.
, John son of, 91, 252, 357.
, John sou of, le Clerk, 103.
, , de Stokes, 90.
, , de Brunehop, 15.
, , le Marchaund, 96.
, Peter son of, de Glen, 40.
, Richard sou of, 325.
, , le Clerk, 103.
, Robert sou of, 42, 155, 165, 185, 369,
373.
, Roger son of, 165,437.
, Emma his sister, li>5.
, de Cumbe, 514.
, , le Clerk, 425.
auil Juliana his wife, de llasel-
eye, 343.
Simon .son of, de Claxby I'lukaker,
474.
, Stephen son of, 82.
, Thoma.s son of, 165.
, , and William his brother, de
Eyvill, 344.
William, 512.
, William son of, de Mortuo Mari, 133.
, de iiUdham, 352.
Rogewey [co. Salop], 217.
Rok', Alexander, 99.
Roger, 153.
Roke, R«.-ymund de la, 55.
Rokcby, Nicholas de, 4 27.
, Kaiitilph de, 236.
Rokele, i'hilip de la, 84, 195, 190, 270, 386.
Rokeluud, William de, 486.
Rokesburgh. Ste Roxburgh.
66a
GENERAL INDEX.
KokeMhurgh, William do, 492.
.Thomas de, 492.
Rokcslf. Koki'slee. I^okcslcgh, Kokisle,
lioki'!.li"yt'. Cirt-porv dc, keeper of the
Kxehan>:e of London iind Canferbmy,
mnvor of London, 3, .">, 10, (i.'l, 72, 81,
94.97, 101, l'J'.>, \:M\ 14.1,148,168,
I7S, 185, 1S6. I'.ta, 227, 2.J4, 235, 2:)7,
258, 2.->9. 269, 277, 281, 282, 283, 285,
287. 313. 358, 395, 396, 401, 405, 410,
46-), 456.
Hobert de. and Margery his wife,
400.
Kokiiijrl.am. See Rockingham.
Kokisie. See Rokesle.
Kolee, Matthew de, 357.
Rolf, Ralph, 93.
... »e n/so Ralph.
RollauDd, Roulaud, Geoffrey, 291, 304.
Rollesby [co. Norfolk], 96, 209.
ItoUesby, Robert de, 42.
....' William de, 141.
RoUestou, .John de, 88.
Rolling, RoUyng, Roger de, 77, 296.
Rolls, receipt of, 85.
, keeper of. See Sutton, Elias de.
of the Chancery, keeper of. See
Laugeton, Sir John de.
Rolonde, Peter de, 237.
Rolvenden, Rolvindenne, Rolvyngeden, Rol-
wndenne, Rouyndenne, co. Kent, 320,
390, 453.
, church of, 410.
marsh of Neuhrok in, 390.
, marsh of Westbrok in, 390.
Rome, 137.
, court of, 11, 17, 24,26. 79, 84,85, 86,
110, 129, 135, 157, 171, 174, 179, 191,
213, 218, 219, 226, 228, 237, 253, 254,
30(», 319. 321, 326, 327, 338, 339, 340,
350, 353, 363, 365, 374, 382, 387, 389,
394, 395, 409, 410, 413, 416, 418, 423,
437, 447, 449, 450, 463, 464, 466, 467,
4«0, ^81, 508, 509, 511.
hospital of Holy Spirit, 222.
, letters patent dated at, 327.
Rome, Roma, John de, 33.
, Master John de, cauou of Aire, 464.
, Richard, 2')4, 254.
, William, 204, 254.
Romeham, John de, 179.
Romely, William de, 154.
Romenal. See Romnev.
Romenhale. See Romney.
Romeseye. See Romsey.
Romeyn, John le, 136, 310, 326.
, John Ic, archbishop of York, 198, 199,
229, 230, 300, 366, 370, 391, 443, 449,
450, 451, 462, 491, 496, 497, .508.
Master John le, 198.
, Robert, 450.
, Thomas, sometime a sheriflf of Lou-
don, 519.
Romney, Romenhale, co. Kent, 256, 423.
, barons of, 347.
, marsh of, 407, 514.
Romsey [co. Hants], 362.
Romyshull, William de, 246.
Koncevnnx. Runcyvall, Rossidevall [Age-
nois], hospital of, 7.
, prior and conrent of, 75.
, prior of, 476.
, Lupus, preceptor of in England, 73.
Ronde, Thomas, 307.
Itonhale. See Reuhold.
Roos, Cantred of, 82.
Rootbing Berners [co. Essex], 476.
Roquau, Peter Johannis de la, 58, 59.
Ros, Ireland, 58, 437.
Ros, Rosse, Hugh le, 47.
, Martin, 310.
, Nicholas de, 387,
, Robert de, 240, 246, 377, 433, 499.
, William de, 80, 87, 195, 301, 316,
43.3, 520.
Koscelyn, Robert, 22.
Roscimay, 501.
Roscommon, Ireland, 188.
«
castle, 51.
, citizens of, 384.
, constable and bailiffs of the castle of,
384.
, St. Coman, prior and convent of, 51.
, Friars Preachers of, 5.
Roscrea, Roscre [co. Tipperary], church of,
252, 294, 334.
Rosdoebalof, 457.
Rose, la [co. Cumberland], 475.
Rose, John, 473.
, Robert, 462.
Simon ithe, 370.
Rosedale. See Rossedale.
Roseles, John de, 265.
Roseriis, Albricus de, parson of Preston, 249.
Roshale, Rossale, Alan de, 269.
, Thomas de, 459.
Roshurst [co. York], 144.
Roskeman. See Roscommon.
Roskoman. See Roscommon.
Rosmoylan, 74.
Ross, Ireland, Laurence, bishop of, 416.
, , Patrick, bishop of, 410.
Rossale. See Roshale.
Rosse. See 'dos.
Rossedale, or Rosedale [co. York], prioress
and nuns of, 128.
Rossidevall. See Roncevaux.
Rostomel. See Restormel.
Roswyk in Pengareg, 426.
Rote, Reginald, 477.
Roteland. See Rutland.
Roteland, William de, 129.
GEXKRAL IXDEX.
663
Kothburj, co. Northumberland, church of, 56,
60, 370.
, letters patent dated at, 503, 519.
Hnthrlan Sfe Rhuddlan.
Kothelawe, Tlionias de, 44 P.
liotheley. See Rothley.
Kotherfield, 94.
chace, 90.
, CO. Oxford. 396.
Kotherhaul, Koderhaiu [co. York], church
of, 450.
liotheric, yeoman of Edward the kind's son,
339.
Uothewell. See Uothwell.
Kothewell, Richard de, 210, 253.
, Tho::ias de, 203.
Holhinp, Sec Kcothing.
Rolhing, Uouthiiig, Hotliitige, Kothynges,
Kohert »le, 1G3.
, William de, 42, 50, lul, KM, 144,
145. 152, 169, 205,206, 323, 324.
Kothley [co. Leicester?], 225.
Kothwell, Rowell, co. Northampton, 139,
142, 352, 360.
Rothynpes. Sec Rothing.
Rotting, Ingram de, 260.
Roubergh. See Roughborough.
Roubury, Roubiry, Roubyry, Gilbert de, 407,
411, 445, 453, 454^ 457, 512, 513, 516,
522.
Rouceby. See Rauceby.
Rouceby, Henry de, 68.
Roucestre. See Rocester.
Roucestre, Alan de, 246.
William de, 38.
Roudon. See Rawden.
Rouen, 27.
, St. C'atherine du Mont, abbot of, 55,
214.
, , court of, 227.
, , John, abbot of, 310, 509.
Holy Trinity and Mont St. Catherine,
abbot of, 157.
St. Mary's, duan and chapter, 316,
463.
, Ci. archbishop of, 11.
, William, archbishop of, 432.
Roughborough, Uoughelx-rgh, Rouborg, co.
Southampton, 60, 102.
Rouland. See Rollaund.
Rouleye. Set liowk-y.
Rounceby, Adam de, 17.
Rou«. See Run.
Rouse, Margery la, 415.
Rouston. .S'-e Rowston.
,.Johii de, 243, 486.
Routhing. See RothWig.
Routhcbury, Aiidri-w do, 45.
Routhcclive, Albredu wife of ThomaA de, 472.
RoulOD, Uichurd de, Jno.
Rouvile, Robert de, 204.
Rouyndeuue. See Rolvinden.
Rowbarrow, IJugheburgh [co. Dorset], hun-
dred of, 351.
Rowde, Rude.s, co. Wilts, 279.
, church of, 280.
Rowe, Margery la, 336.
Rowell, Matilda de, 18.
, Richard de, 127.
Roger de. 172.
Rowell. Sec Rothwell.
Rowley, Reuele [co. Stafford], 234.
Rouleye [co. Yoik], church of, 20.
R4)wston [co. Lincoln], 243, 436, 486.
Roxburgh, Rokesburgh, 435.
, castle of, 441.
letters patent dated at, 442.
Roydon, Re_>Tidon, co. Essex, 482.
Royh', Andrew, 192.
Roynge, Koynges, William de, sheriff of Nor-
folk and .'Nuffolk, 101, 103, 209.
Royston (^Cruce Roes') [cos. Hertford and
Cambridge]. 414, 476.
, prior and convent of, 114, 394, 476.
, gaol, 286.
, letters patents dated at, 486.
Rubei Pili, Rugepeil. Adjututus, 394.
, , Matthew, 197, 244.
Rud, Henry, 408.
Rudde. William, 189.
Ruddok, Richard, 142, 202, 221, 2S6, 241,
309.
Ruddok [Richard], 221.
Rudes. See Rowde.
Rudham West [co. Norfolk], 400.
kudheth, Henr>' de, 39.
Rudinges, 72.
Rudmarl' Rudmarleye, Rudmerlegh, Rud-
merleye, Rudmereleye, Rudmereslc,
Walter de, 27, 37, 54, 202, 515, 517.
Rue, Rwe, 21.
Rucweberewe la. See Roborough.
RuSord, Rugbford [co. Nottingham], letters
patent dated at, 38.'>-387, 394, 40G.
, Henry, abbot of, 297, 298.
, abbot of. 427, 491, 492.
Ruffus, Robert, 124.
Rufus, Philip, 521.
Rugeley, Rugeic, co. Stiiftbrd, 344. 397.
Rugepeil. Sec Ruluji I'iji.
Rugge, Reginald, 333.
Rugham, .lolui de, 414, 49."i.
Ru;:lieburgh. .Sec Kowbiirrow,
Rughford. .SV<' RufTord.
Rugliniere, co. Cambridge, 203.
R[u]kele. See Rokele.
Rukote, Fulk de, 518.
Rulowe, CO. Warwick, 407.
Kwmbald. Rob. rt, 87.
Rumherwe, llartholomew de, 377.
Robert de, 377.
064
CiKVERAL TXDEX.
Kumhiirph, Kiinihurii [co. Suffolk], John de
Birni', prior of, 285.
- Kumbiirii. Srf IJuiiilnirph.
Uunctoii, Kjnjfiloii, oo. Norfolk, 69, 102.
church of, 179.
Kuiiev\jill. Sff Honcevnux.
Kunhiilc. See lienhold.
Runkeroles, 5U6.
Rupi', David de, 19.
, Thomas de, sheriff of Connaught,
188.
, Thomas de, lord of the barony of
Koche, .331.
See also Hoche.
, Ciiuardi, Emeric de and Matilda his
wife, 80.
, Matilda wifeof Emeric de, 119.
, Edwardi, Fiilk de, 147.
, Maurice de, 431.
Kupella, Margery de, 436.
Kas, Kous, Adam le, and Emma his wife, 469.
GeoflFrey le, 77.
, Henry le, 240.
, Isaac le, 464.
, , canon of Southwick, 2.
, John, 97.
, le, 499.
, Nicholas le, and William his son, 95,
98.
, Patrick le, 421.
, Kalph le, 130.
, Kichard le, 9, 337, 495.
, of Keynham, 238.
, Eobert le, 148.
, Roger le, 92, 202, 204, 212, 280, 281,
287, 288, 291, 296, 30.';, 399, 401, 402,
459, 478,492,512,519.
, Master Roger le, 171.
, Thomas le, 270, 330, 331.
, monk of Gloucester, 23.
Walter le, 112, 430, 496.
.William le, 94, 177.
Rushall, Ruteshell [co. Wilts], 208.
Rushbury, Russhebury, co. Salop, 228.
Rushton, Ifyston [oo. Chester], letters patent
dated at, 132, 144.
Russel, Russell, Adam, 413.
, Alan, 428.
, C'Cmencia, 339.
, Edmund, 93.
, Geoffrey, 428, 479.
, Iltnry, 331.
Hugh, 263.
, James, 433, 442.
, John, 77,92, 97, 131, 271,282,283,
307, 436, 516.
.Nicholas, 154,471.
Philip, 224.
, Ralph, 275.
, Richard, 20, 521.
Russel, Richard — cont.
, , Isota his wife, 20.
Robert, 24, 208, 246, 267.
, Roger, 112, 344, 440, 478.
, Walter, 12, 26, 110.
William, 240, 246, 2.'J5.
Russelet, .John de Estratelinges, called, 373.
Russhebury. See Rushbury,
Rusteshell. .SVe Rushall.
Rusteyii, William, 151.
Ruthin [co. Denbigh], letters patent dated at,
35, 48, 49.
Rutland co., 44, 258, 259, 265.
, forest in. 85, 108, 225, 232.
Ruton, 79, 151, 242.
See Ryton.
, in Uonnesmor or on Dunsmore. See
Rj ton.
, William de, 242.
, William, lord of, 151.
Rutur, John, 05.
, Henry le, 230.
Ruwardyn, Roger son of Matthew son of
Peter de, 168.
Ruwe. See Rouen.
Ruwe, John de, 21.
Ruwelcumbe [co. Devon], 20.
Ruyston, Thomas de, 245.
Rwe. See Rue.
Ry. See Rye.
Rybey, William de, 468.
Rycheman. 5ee Richeman.
Ryding, John de la, 307,
, Roger son of John de la, 307.
Rye, La Rye, co. Sussex, 138, 314.
, port of, 319.
, barons of the port of, 57.
, barons of, 144, 358.
, fair at, 858.
Rye, Ry, Henry de, 350.
, John de, 412. •
, Michael de, 412.
,N. de, 49, 91.
, Ralph de knt., 187.
, Ranulph de, 265.
, William de, 245, 265,273, 442.
Ryevall. See Rievaulx.
Ryhall, Rj'hull, William de, prior of Bretton,
61.
, Walter de, 199.
Ryngelton, Nicholas de, 79.
Ryugesdon. See Ringsdon.
Ryngeton. See Runcton.
Ryngwod. See Ringwood.
Rynron. See Ringrone.
Ryons, Peter de, 55.
, William his brother, 55.
Rypar', See Ripariis.
Ryplingham, Rypplingham, Robert de, 277,
300.
GENERAL IXDEX.
6(35
Rypon. Sfe RipoD.
, AiiptT or AuDjjer de, 312, 461 .
, Juhu de, 177.
Kvppeleye. Sfe Kippele.
Kyppiiiijiham. See Hypiingham.
Ryric. S«f liiricb.
Rye, John, 436.
Ryse. Sef Rise.
Rysebiry, Hugh de, ISO.
Ryseleye, Elias de, 93.
Henry de, 94.
Ryseworthe, Adam son of John de, 22.
Ryston. See Rushton.
See also Histon.
Ryther, Rithre [co. York], 444.
Ryton on Dunsuime, Huton [co. Warwick],
22.5.
, Ruton [co. Salop], 151, 212.
Ryvall. See Rievaulx.
Rjvere. See Uivire.
Ryvers. See Kipariis.
Sabaiidia, Saveye, Amadeus de, 24, 30, 64,
88, 113, 147.
Peter de, 190, 313, 340.
Sftbricheworth. See Saw bridge worth.
Sabriscewrth, Hugh de, 243.
Sacombe, Suucantp, Sauecamp, co. Hert-
ford, 60, 7 1 .
Sad, Hugh, 103.
Sadingtou, Williain de, 248.
6aer, John, 331.
Saflfran, Adam, 44.3.
Saffrey, William, 2W, 367.
Saham. See Sohani.
Adam de, 141, 494.
Brian de, 212.
, John de, 23.
Richard de, 110,261.
William de, 42, 9.'). 102, 111, 129,
131. 143, 1.52, 187, 197, 243, 249, 268,
269, .$95.
, William de, parson of Kingsclere,
388.
Sailor«, disputes of, 323, 339.
ordinance aK todistiaint.s on, 168, 169.
and Ga.scon merchants, 342.
5ce a/»o Cin(|ue I'ortB.
St. Agatha [Ka^by, co. York], abbot and con-
vent of, 177, 189.
St. Albans [co. Hertford], 153.
g*^K '"•»•
abbot of, 255.
ahl>ot and convent of, 488.
abbey, 2.12, 244, 4.30.
John de Iicikhaiutt«d, abbot of, 430.
Si. Albans — conl.
John dc Herkhamstede, cacristau of,
elected abbot, 409.
R<jger, abbot of, 153,379, 394.
St. Andrews, Scotland, litters pjtent dated
at, 4:J9.
William, bishop of, 329, 330, 344,
354, 386, 428, 429.
, Simon his brother, 354.
, bishop of, 328, 502.
St. Anthony, hospitiil of, 185.
, master and brethren of, 353.
St. Asaph [co. Flint], letters patent dated at,
136.
A[nian], bishop of, 135, 397.
5ee Anian.
St. Harbe, Normandy, Denys prior of, 263.
St. Bernard, Mont Joux. hospital of, 62.
, monastery of, 189, 226.
St. Briavel [co. Gloucister], castle of, 412.
, constable of the castle of. See I'auuce-
fot Grim aid.
St. Cecilia, J. can'.ioal priest of, the Pop-i's
legate in France, 149.
St. Columb, CO. Cornwall, 202, 255.
St. Coman. See Roskoman.
St. Coustantine, church and town of, 171.
St. Davids, diocese of, 64, 291.
, bishop of, 398.
, Thomas, bishop of, 124, 138, 146,
150, 165, 172,356, 462.
See Bek.
St. Mena in Hagua. See St. Helen's,
Guernsey.
St. Emilion, 3:39, 421, 438.
, wine from, 148.
St. Evroul [Normandy], abbot of, 34, 134.
Geoffrey, abbot of, 278, 385, 447.
St. Faith's or Horsham [co. Norfolk], prior of,
493.
St. Gerenda. See St. Geirans.
St. Germans, St Germain [co. Cornwall],
prior and convent of, 233.
St. Gerrans [co. Cornwall], church of, 496.
St. Ives [co. Huntingdon], 270.
St. Ives, 362.
St. John of Jerusalem in Kngland, prior of,
69,1115, 131, 147, 165, 245,247,272,
273, 275, 408. ^
, prior of. .^ec Ilenlegh, William dc ;
Hauvill, William de.
, W. prior of, 244.
, prior and brethren of the hospital of,
213, 225.
St. Johnstown of Perth, 424.
St. Kevern, St. Keveran, co. Cornwall,
churcli of, 125.
St. Laurence in Lucina, II. cardinal priest of.
Srr Kvesliam. J»
St. Lucian's, John, abbot of, 506.
St. Melan, Carior (Mullioii, co. Cornwall],
advowson of church of, 426.
U66
(JENKUAL INDEX.
St. Nwl'ii [co. Coriuviill], 202.
St. Oiwor, Hiiii<lcr>, ISd, ;ni).
St. Onith [co. Es.xex], abbot and conveut of,
475.
St. OswsiMs [XoMvll, po. York], letters patent
dateil Ht, 109, 110.
prior mid convent of, 229.
jirior of, TjI 1.
St. Pierre .<iir Dive, abbot of 19.
James, abbot of, 312.
St. SanUiin, .Man, church of, 43"^.
St. Sever, Ga.scjny, abbot of, 367.
St. Thomas [Becket], 410.
St. Valery, Norniaudy, honor of, 132.
abbot and monks of, 182.
St. Van.lrille, Normandy, abbot of, 179. 297.
St. Walericus. See St. Valery.
St. Wandrigisilia. See St. Vandrille.
St. Waiidrona, hundred of Kerjer, co. Corn-
wall, church of, 13m.
St. Wolstan, 474.
Saintonge, 318, 462.
Sakevill. See Saukevill.
Salcey Forest [co. Northampton], 166.
, keeper of. See Chambre.
Suldeston, Shaldeston, Peter do, prior of
Luffield, 316.
Sale, Adam de la, 24.5.
, Alice de la, 307.
Henry de la, 33.
John de la, 478.
Michael de la, 102.
, Robert de la, 219.
, Thomas de la, 379.
Walter de la, 520-521.
, William de la, 127.
, William de la and Isabel bis wife,
362.
Saled, Elias, 98.
Salemanbiry. See Slaughter.
Salerno, prince of, 40.
Salewarpa. See Salwarpe.
Salfletby, Herbert de, 113, 115.
Salinges, Saling, Master Roger de, parson of
Rungeton Abbots, 89, 179, 318.
Salinis, Master Nicholas de, 18.
Salisbury [co. Wilts], 70, 208.
, letters patent dated at, 328.
castle, 332.
gaol, 460.
, prebend in, 313.
, St. Edmund's, church of, 176.
, St. Mary, church of, 294, 328, 395.
diocese, 71, 111, 121, 230, 318, 329,
349, 358, 487.
, bishopric of, 122, 291, 313, 464.
, dean and chapter, 191, 230, 313, 340,
495.
, , their claim of tithe of venison
taken in forest of Clarendon, 191.
, bishop of, 137, 242, 425, 448, 495.
Salisbury — cout.
bishop of. See Brantoft. Corner.
Lungt'speye. Scamel.
Robert, bishop of, .30, 76, 95, 98,
121, 209, 237.
, executors of the will of, 237.
William, bi.shop of, 3l'2, 334, 335,
340, 347, 348, 409, 428, 432, 433, 450,
H. bishop of (tempore John), 186.
Salkeld, Salkild [co. Cumberland], 386.
Sallay, Thomas de, 248.
Salle, Bartholomew de, 521.
, Richard de, 133.
, Robert de, canon of Kenilworth, tobe
prior, 505.
, Robert de, prior of Kenilworth, 507.
Sallop. See Salopia.
Sallovcrc, Richard son of Richard de, 31,
Salmen, Richard, 447.
Saloman, Benedict, 144.
Salop, CO., 40, 47, 65, 102, 205, 211, 242, 265,
383, 459, 485, 507, 517.
, sheriff of, 12, 39, 317, 321, 3G7, 410.
, sheriff and coroners of, 79, 110, 163,
216, 466.
, forest in, 2, 126, 228.
Salop', Sallop', Salopia, Alan de, 228.
, Ralph de, 121, 123.
, abbot of Lilleshall, 427.
, Richard son of Richard de, 469.
, Thomas de, 35, 191, 202.
Salso Marisco, William de, .85.
, Peter de, 8.5,305.
Saltere, John le, 252.
Saltford, co. Somerset, tithing of, 253.
Saltley, Salutleye [co. Warwick], 236.
Saltpit in Agenois, 7.
Saluciis, Boniface de, 470.
Salutleye. See Saltleye.
Salveyn, Anketin, 495.
, Gerard, 144.
, Jordan, 331.
Salwarpe, Salewarpa [co. Worcester], mill
of, 26.
Sampford, Saumford, co. Essex, 296.
Sampson, D)aius son of, 107.
, Master Henry, 172.
, Henry, the younger, presented to
Ingeworth, 442.
, John, 27, 70, 450, 492.
, , mayor of York, 207, 256, 259.
, Richard, 208.
, Thomas son of, 105.
, William, 67, 438.
Samuel, Alice, 403.
, Peter, 130.
Sancii, Reymund, 134.
Sancta Barbara, William de, 374.
Sancta Brigida, Arnald de, 357.
Sancta Cruce, Robert de, 155.
Sancta Elena, John de, 461.
GENERAL IXDEX.
667
SucUi Maria, John de, 287.
Snncta Meneureda, Peter de, 245.
Sancia Kadegunda, Martin de, 1C3.
Si\Dcto Albino, Andrew de, 46.'J.
Ma."iter .\n<lrew dc, 483.
GeoflFrey de, 41, 191, 245, 394.
John de, 54,390, 400,480.
Master Reginald de, 278.
, Robert de, parson of Iseudeu,
191.
, parsou of Boudoo, 413.
, William de, 374.
Sancto Albino, Malirer de, 53.
Sancto Amaudo, Alniaric de, 13, 54, 55, 68,
J20, 214, 221, 349.
John de, 195.
, Almaricus son of Alinaricus
de, 495.
, Lucy wife of Guy son of
Almaric de, 28o.
Saucto Andrew, Roger de, 94.
Thoma!« de, 272.
, parson of Middle Claydon, 424.
S*Qcto Audoni:iro, Master John de, canon of
Lichfield, 164, 269.
Sancto Augustino, Philip de, parson of
Patinghara, 121.
Sancto Au»tcllo, Philip de, 157.
Saucto BotolpLo, Sancto Boiupho, Thomas
de, parson of South Dalton, 450.
William de, 390, 513.
, Master William de, 445, 504.
Sancto Claro, Edmund de, 200.
John de, 324.
Robert de, 52, 299, 303, 307,
309, 317, 345, 365, 450, 454.
, William de, steward of the
queen consort, 11, 30, 33, 63, 99, 144,
207, 210, 392.
Sancto Clemente, Edmund de, 292.
, Raymund de, 249, 267.
Sancto Constantino, Roger de, 25.
Saucto Dionisio, John de, 88.
archdeacon of Rochester,
keeper of the. Domua Conversorum,
Loudon, 228, 301, 335, 392.
Sancto Dunstano, John de, 224, 508.
Sancto Edmundo, Adtni de, 498.
.Cicely daughter of Walter son
of William de, 363.
, Eudo de, 123, 124.
, Henry son of William de, 247.
, Laurence de, 91.
, Lucy de, 153.
Richard her .son, 153.
, Simon de, 124.
, William de, 25.
Sancto Kdwardo, Adam de, 157.
, John de, 804, 205, 819.
Sancto Kjfidio, Gerinu* de or Jonnui do, 137,
389, 411.
Sancto Egidio — cont.
, Richard de, 220.
Sancto Georgio, Baldwin de, 153.
, James <le, 137.
, , Ambrosia his wife, 137.
Master Stepheude, 86, 374, 447.
Saucto llillario, Peter de, 424.
Saucto Johauue, John de, 67, 239, 247, 277,
346, 372, 392, 404, 413, 417, 422, 443,
449, 465, 483,511.
, John df, knt , 372.
, loixi of Hanuuk, 346.
, Robert son of William de, 187.
, Master William dc, 38.
Sancto Laudo. John de, sherilV of Somerset
and Dorset, 24, 57, 186, 200, 255.
, Ralph dc, 26."), 390
, Robert de, 411.
, Roger de. 367.
Sancto Laurencio, Robert de, 464.
Sancto Leodegario, Master Thomas de, bishop
of Meath, 39, 137, 268, 301, 357, 378,
379, 416, 418, 476,510.
Sancto Leofardo, Master Gilbert de, bi^hop of
Chichester, 16, 29, 292, 297, 363, 376.
Sancto Leonardo, Luke de, 112.
Sancto Martino, David de, 521.
, Reginald de, 4»6.
Sancto Mauro, Laurence de, 59, 69, 80, 325,
482.
, Sibyl his wife, 69.
, Ralph de, 267.
, Roger de, 156.
Saucto Michaele, Michelc, Laurence de 214.
, Margaret wife of Laurence de,
258,276.
, Peter Arnaldi de, 476.
, Robert de, 2G9.
Sancto Milione, Peter Acart de, 98.
Sancto Neoto, Bartholomew de, parson df
Kylferucck', 124.
Sancto Nicholas, John de, prior of r«S. Peter
and Paul, Ipswich, 316.
Sancto Omero, Giks de, 252.
, John (le, 456.
, Thomas de, 292, 293.
Sancto Paterno, William de, 219.
Sancto Paulo, .Vdani de, 209.
Peregrinus or Pelegriu de, 171,
237.
Thomas de, 336, 396.
Sancto Petro, Urian, Vrian de, 63, 324, 428,
475.
Saucto Philiberto, Hugh de, 273.
Sancto Quintino, Master Bonettus de, 52, fi6,
116, 187, 225, 238, 279, 296, 312,
354, 410.
, .Master Bonettus de, prebendary
of Southwell, 22.'V.
, John dc, 104.
Robert de, 104.
Sayeua hit wife, 104.
668
GENERAL INDEX.
Sancto Quintino— ron/.
Nicholas do, 176.
, Hobort tie, presented to Skipso,
508.
William de, 44, 4C, 70, 91. 141,
aiK). 20.1, aOf, 2.59, .1.12. .133, 364, 402,
406, 509. 516. 517, 518.
Sancto Kainano, I'c-ter de. 297.
Sancio Kemipio, Master William de, justice
iu tyre, 2, 14, 154, 389, 393, 424, 440,
484, 486. 487. 4a6.
Saiicio Siibino, (J.iillard de, 123.
Sancto Vigore, Thomas de justice of gaol
delivery, 9, 53, 61, 91, 100,102. 104,
142, 145, 208,458, 481.
Sanctuary, violation of, 125, 143, 399.
Sandcrof, William de. 316.
Sandcroft, Robert de, 266.
Sandeby. See Saundby.
See also Saundeby.
Sanderstead, Saiiderstede, co. Surrey 478.
Sandiacre, co. Derby, 93, 94, 154, 407.
Sandiacre, Geoffrey de, 203, 305, 323, 382,
452, 489.
Clementina hi.-* wife, 203.
, John son of John de, 94.
Sandon, Saundon, John de, canon of St. Fri-
deswyde's, 107.
prior of St. Frideswyde's, Oxford, 108,
399.
John de, 445.
, William de, 186.
Sandridge, Sandrigge [co. Hertford], 174.
Sandwich, co. Kent, 32, 66, 86, 206,423, 509.
, mayor and jurats of, 345.
, mayor and barons of, 423, 484.
, orphans of, 345.
, town, port and liberties of, taken into
the king's custody, 423.
customs and rents in port of, 358.
Sandwico, Sandwyco, Sanwiche, G. de, 273.
John de, 410, 422.
, Juliana daughter of John de. 113,
422.
, Laurence de, 273.
..., Ralph de, king's steward, keeper of
the city of London, constable of the
Tower, constable of Devizes, chief
justice of the Bench, 3, 25, 37, 182,
192, 196, 212, 226, 257, 258, 259, 270,
273, 277, 281, 282, 283, 285, 287,
296, 311, 312, 317, 324, 331, 376, 394,
395, 396, 397, 401, 402, 405, 410,
44.5, 454, 456, 460, 500, 515, 517, 519,
521.
, constable of Devizes, 270.
, appointed keeper of London, 182,
, constable of the Tower, 376.
, appointed chief justice of the Bench,
324.
, Thomas de, seneschal of Ponthieu,
7, 21, 43, 48, 92, 93, 104, 170, 172,
191, 326, 478, 495, 505.
Sandy, William, 141.
Sanherst, Alard son of John de, 196.
Santhin, 429.
Santiago. 13, 109, 125, 164, 380, 381, 419.
421, 467, 475.
Siinwiche. See Sandwico.
Sapcote, Sapecote [co. Leicester], 119.
Saper, Thomas le, 153.
Sark, Sirk, 339, 440, 484, 486, 495, 496.
Sarterin, Alexander de la, 493.
Sartoy, Orlando, of Lucca, 315.
Sarum, New, co. Wilts, 100.
, Old [co Wilts], gaol, 191,330, 331,
514.
, church of St. Peter in, 329.
, , Thomas, parson of, 329.
Sarum, John de, coroner in Dor.set, 218, 367.
, John de, 475.
, Richard de, 40.
Sarzana, William de, 483.
Saubiun, Peter de, 330.
Saucamp. See Sacombe.
Saucey. See Salcey.
Sauecamp. See Sacombe.
Saukevill, Sakevill, Andrew de, 239.
, Bartholomew, idiot son of Jordan de,
361, 446.
, , Matilda his mother, 362.
, Ermetrude, wife of Andrew de, 417.
Jordan de, 166.
, Walter de, and John his brother, 446.
Saumford. See Sampford,
Saundby, Sandeby, co. Nottingham, 102.
Saunde, John de, abbot of Sherborne, 232.
Saundeby, Sandeby, William de, 12.
, William son of Hugh de, 12.
, Robert son of Robert de, 102.
Saundon. See Sandon.
Saunford, Henry de, 74.
, Master John de, king's clerk, eschea-
tor in Ireland, 38, 74.
, Master John de, dean of St. Patrick's,
elected archbishop of Dublin, 126, 127,
187.
, John de, canon of St. Patrick's, Dub-
lin, 342, 363.
, Thomas de, 72, 273.
Saunton, Pascal de, 509.
Sause, Robert de la, 87.
Sauser, Humphrey le, 126.
, Robert le, 378.
Sauterv, William de, 445.
Sautre, John de, abbot of Ramsey, 250.
Sautry. See Sawtry.
Sauvage, Adam le, 73.
, Richard, 93,
, Robert, 458.
, Master Roger, 335.
, Simon le, 234, 350.
, Walter, parson of Tydolveshide, 38.
, William le, 315.
GENERAL INDEX.
669
Saure ^fajeurt', La, 157. i
Sauveye. See Sabaudia. I
Savaunz, Kobert de, 320.
Saverer, Savnry, John, 230, 365. i
Suviu!iy, abl.ot of, 108, 235, 324, 492.
Savor, William, and Sarra his daughter, 204.
Saroj, Peter, count of, 189.
Sftvyn, Roger, 174.
Sawbridgeworth, Sabricheworth, co. Hert-
ford, 105. I
Sawtry, Saiitry [co. Huntingdon], abbot of,
■2:,(), 285.
Sarel, William. 113.
Saxham, Uichard ile, 106.
Saxtou [co. York], 474.
church of St. Mary, 474.
Say, Philip de, 443.
Philip le, 521.
Philip son of Robert de, 121.
William de, 105.
See also Sey .
Saynt', William le, 159.
Says. See Seys.
Scaccario, Laurence de, 132.
, William de, 222.
Scala of Florence, Bociety of, 176.
Scalby, Scalleby [co. York], 477.
Scales, Robert de. 363, 425.
Scalla Cantinus, society of, 12.
Scalleby, Bartholomew de, 46.
GeofiFrey sou of Bartholomew de, 46.
Scamel, Master Walter, dean, afterwards
bishop, of Salisbury, 50,128.
Scandeford, Thomas d*-, 110.
Scarborough, Scardeburg, Scartheburg [co.
York], 270.
, young men of, 50.
castle of, 32U, 492.
, constable of the castle, 1C6.
, Fri/trs Preachers of, 177.
, quayage for, 166.
Scardeburg, Scartheburgh, Shardeburg, John
de, par.sou of Spofford, 'Au7.
, Ralph de and Beatrice his wife, 4'J2.
blaster Rtibert de, keeper of the
Domiis Conversornm, London, 24, 3S,
68, 270, 301, 35>.
Muster liohert de, dean of York, 24,
270.
, Thoma.-* de, 267, 285.
Scarle, North, 244.
Scarlet. Walter, 260, 264.
Scarnmg, .Skeriiyng [co. N'orfolk], 105.
Scartheburgh. See Scarborough.
See also Scardeburg.
Seaterig', Stephen, 95.
Scauhan, Ralph de, 216.
Schaldeburne. See Shulboum.
Schayl, John, 306.
Scheteresford [co. Stafford], pass of, 22.
Schipsfed. See Chipstead.
Schireford [co. Somerset], 21G.
Schoram. See Shoreham.
Sehupton. See .Shipton.
Sch\reli)k. S*"*" Soyrelok.
Sckypton in Cravene. See Skipton.
Sclater, John le, 418.
Scobehull, Robert de and Thomas his brother,
458, 514.
Scocia, Geoffrey de, 237.
Scoft, Henry, 452.
Scole, Osmoudistoii, o. Norfolk, 182.
Scort, Nicholas, parson of Gravenhurst, 312.
Scot, Scot us, Escot, Skot, Agnes wife of John
le, 204.
, Albert, 74.
, David, 284.
Geoffrey, 377.
, Henry le, 60, 388.
, Hugh, 195.
, James, 20.
John, 286, 437.
Nicholas, 89.
, Ranulph \j, 40.
.., Richard le, 34.
Robert le, 154.
, Robert, 209.
, William, 295.
Scot by, Scotteby [co. Cumberland], 386.
Scoterel, William, 53.
Scoterey, William, IJl.
Seotho, Scothou, Shothoii, Robert de, 44.
William de, 19, 140, 141.
Scothou. See Sf^ottow.
Scoti, society of, 74.
Scotland, 5, 12, 19, 20, 27, 29, 30, 34 51, 69,
74, 109, 119, 123, 131, 130, 137, 147,
148, 154, 177, 191-193,213,214, 220,
224, 227, 2.30, 231, 2U, 249, 251, 262,
2ii6, 26', 27", 292-291. 299. 315-317,
321, .■J27-329, 335, 339, 342-345, 349,
.352, 355, 371, .•fS3-3><6. 391, 407, 409,
412, 414, 423, 426, 431-435, 437, 438,
44'), 442, 446. 447, 456, 463, 466 468,
470, 473, 484, 487, 488. 492, 494, 501,
502, 507, 508, 511.
VIexander, king of Scotland, 27, 211.
430, 501.
, , dispute with, as to boundary,
211.
Alexander, son of Alex.-inder king of
Scotland and nephew of Kdward L,29.
marriage (>f, .13.
chamberlain of. See Balliolo, Alex-
ander de.
queen of, her dower, 372.
islands of, 3 2.
, Margaret of .Norway, qu en of, 386.
, ijueeu of, the king's sister, 490.
Knights Templars of, 443.
... mastir of Knights Templars in. S»t
Jay.
670
(lENEKAL INI)?:X.
Scotliind — «»n/.
kiH-pom of the rcftlin of, 328, 372.
nohlfS nnd magnates of, 428, 429.
debtors to Knglish iu, 365.
seal, ;i.U).
, merchants of, goods arrested, 488.
Scotro, Hoger de, l.")S.
Scottebv. See Scotbj.
Seottow, Scothowe, Scothou, Scottou, co.
Norf.dk. 114, 207, 409.
Scotus. See Scot.
Scovill. William de, 203.
Si-oviiiton, John de, 390.
Scrapecroft, co. Warwick, 475.
, John son of Master John de, 475.
Scr.iuel. See Shrawley.
Scren. See Skerne.
Scryn, GeoflFrey son of Adam de, 326.
Scudemor, Skidemoie, Kscudemor, Peter de,
59, 85, 2G5, 270.
Sculthorpe, Hubert de, 259.
Scures, Robert de, 244.
Scutage for Wales, 54.
Scutifer, 411.
Scyrelok, Schyrelok, William, 307.
, Richard, 3o7.
Seagrave. See Segrave.
Seal, Sheile [co. Leicester], letters patent
dated at, 426.
La Sele, Sele [co. Sussex], prior of,
380, 467.
, Peter, prior of, 468.
Seal, the great, 318, 347, 510.
, , taken by the Chancellor beyond
seas, 248.
, Great and Privy, lodged with the
Treasurer iu the P^xchequer during the
king's absence beyond seas, 280.
Seaton, co. Rutland, 498.
Seawell ? [co. Northampton], 19u.
Secheford, William son of Robert de, 222.
See Sedgford.
Seculer, John le, or John, 252, 316.
Sedgford, .Secheford [co. Norfolk], 222.
Sedgley, Seggesleye, co. Stafford, 465.
Seenges. See Seething.
Seething, Seenges, co. Norfolk, 441.
Seez, abbot of, 185, 376.
, St. Martin's, abbot and convent of,
420.
Sefeud, Robert de, 338.
Segenhoe, Seggenho, co. Bedford, 212.
Seggefeld, Master Ihomas de, 16.
Seggesleye. See Sedgley,
Segrave, Seagrave, Henry son of Nicholas de,
439.
, John de, 278, 440.
Nicholas de, 140, 149, 150, 181, 182,
191, 295,407,439, 455,487.
the elder, 307, 406, 484, 519.
, Matilda his wife, 307.
Segre, Segry, Robert or Robert de, 268, 277,
2 78, 293, 300.
Soigvaus, John d^-, 255, 256.
Seint Oweyn, William de, 484.
Seint Sirk, la Popie, 481.
Seisilliis, ap Adam, 123.
Seiton. See Seyton.
Selhriltonden [co. Kent], 390.
Selb)-, Seleby, Suleby, SuUeby [co. York],
99, 208.
, abbot and convent of, 235, 482.
abbot of, 79, 94, 97, 99, 169, 191.
, William, abbot of, 208.
Sele. See Seal.
Seleby, Sulleby, Agnes wife of John de, 109.
Hugh de, 259.
, John de, 169, 435.
, Nicholas de, mayor of York, 338.
, William de, 451.
Seleby. See Selby.
Seler, Alexander le, 436.
Selewode, William de, 303.
See Selwood.
Selinian, Richard, 454.
Selveston [Salmanstone, co. Kent?], 77.
Selvestrode, Shelvestrode, John de, 89, 465.
Selwood, Selewod [co. Somerset], forest of,
59, 80, 108, 196, 218.
Seman, Richard son of Richard, 284.
, William, 174.
Semer, Semere, co. Suffolk, 414.
, Geoffrey de, 246.
, Roger, 418.
Semplingham. See Sempringham.
Senipringham, Semplingham [co. Lincoln],
order of, 322, 337.
, master and brethren of the order of,
363.
, prior and convent of, 337, 438.
Sende, Roger de, 120, 316.
Senescal, William le, 40.
Senekyl, Nicholas de, 66.
Senes. See Sienna.
Sengelholt, William, 45.
Sengelton, William de, 308.
Sengler, Hugh called, canon of Bayeuz, 428.
Septem Fontibus, Ralph de. 252.
Septem Vallibus, Robert de, 67.
Septem Vannis, Robert de, 407.
See also Sevaunz.
Serjaunt, Serjant, Sergaunt, Sergant, Adam
le, 369.
, Alan le, 93.
, Gilbert le, 93.
, John le, 428.
, Robert le, 93.
, Thomas le, of Molesey, 199.
, , of Friston, 208.
, Walter le, 174.
, William le, 93, 290.
GENERAL INDEX.
671
Serk. See Sark.
Serle, Master Henry, precentor of Kujly, 68.
, William. 2»:\.
Serlou, Kichard son of, 152.
Sernon, Thomas de, 403.
Servat, William, 3-JI, 35-2, 38-3, 481.
Sessun, William and Joan his wife, 323-324.
Sete, John le, 161.
Seuel, Robort son of Geoffrey, 189.
Seuerby, Marjrery wife of Roger de, 92, 93.
Edu.^.i daughter of Amelia de, 93.
.Sensterne. See Sewstern.
Seuyur. See Sewere.
Seraunz, Robert de, 331.
. See also Septem Vaunis.
Sevebech, William de, 188.
Sevenhampton, Geoffrey de, 268.
Severn river, 66, 459, 187.
, weirs and fishermen of, 257, 333.
Severnestok, Adam de, 134.
Sewardesleye [Sewesley or Su.selej'.co. North-
ampton], prisoners and nuns of, 382.
Sewere, Sevmir, Suur, .Siuur, Seuyur, Geoffrey
le. 'J3.
Henry le, 30-1.
, John le, 62.
, Richard le, 65, 207.
, Robert. 184.
, Stephen le, 190, 303.
Sewstern, Seusterne [co. Leicester], 385.
Sexdeciin V'allibns, Robert de, 302, 493.
Sey, John <le, 241.
See also Say.
Seybrok, John de, 300.
•Sey ham, Simon de, 274.
Seyland. See Holland and Zealand.
Seynden, John, 15 «.
Seyntesdefunte, co. Devon, 33.
Sey.>i, Says, Kynon, 121.
Konyn, 121.
William, 131.
Seyton. See Seaton.
.SeytoD, Seiton, Richard son of Richard de, 283.
, Richard de, 51.
William de ;ind Kmnia his wife, 204.
William .«on of William de, 204.
Seyuur. .See Sewere.
Shaddeworth, Shwldewrth, Henry de. 421.
Robert de, sheriff of Lincoln, 334,403.
Shadwell, Shadewell, William de, 203, 263.
Shaftesbury, Shefton, .Shafton, co. Dorset,
302.
, abbess and convent of, 382.
, prioress and convent of, 338.
, Joan, abbess of, 447.
, Joan de Bridgeport, abbeMs of, 347,
348.
T..aurencia, abl>ess of, 338, 339.
Mabel Giffard, abbess of, 418, 450
Shaftesbury — cant.
St. p:d ward's Abbey, 349.
Sbaghe, (ieoffrey de, 144.
William de, 144.
Shalbourn, Shaldeburne [co. Wilts], 159.
chapel of St. Margaret's, 139.
Shaldeford, John de, the elder, 97.
See Shalford.
Shaldeston. See Salde.ston.
Shalford, Shaldeford [co. Essex], 48.
Shandon, Simon son of William de, 39.
Shap, Heppe [co. Westmoreland], abbot and
convent of, 328, 388.
Shap. Richard de, 432.
Shajiwick, Shapwyk [co. Somerset], 114,
154.
Shapwyk, Walter de, 154.
SharJeburg. See Seardeburg.
Sharp, Heury, 205.
, John, 93.
, Roger, 89.
, William, 103.
Shaumpveiit. See Chaumpveut.
Shauntou, Master Heury de, parson of Addre-
deleye, 251.
Shavyndon, Robert son of Gilbert de, 211.
Sheftebury, Champflurinus de, :H)>, 'M3.
Sheftling, Richard de, 383.
Shefton See Shaftesbury.
, Bosekynns de, 302.
Sheile. See Seal.
Sheldon, Sheldun, Henry de, 121, 143, 210,
265, 51G.
Ralph de, 516.
, Robert de, 407.
Shelfliangre. Walter de, 5.
Shelford [co. Nottingham], 81.
Shelton Ldiilton, co. Suffolk?], 61.
[co. Stafford ?], letters patent dated at,
140.
Shelue, Shelve, Alexander de, 205, 280.
Shelvestroie. Sec Selvestrode.
Slienche, Martin, 239.
Shcnefnlh. See Skenfreth.
Shenfield, Slienefeld [co. P:ssex], 147, 475.
, church of St. Mary, 147.
Shenle, 433.
church of, 426.
. See alio iihcii\cy.
Shenley, Shenle, co. Buckingham, 81.
[co. Hertford], 47.''.
Sliepe. Shepec. See Shepeyc.
Shepele, Thomas de and .Vdara liis brother,
401.
Shepertou. See Shf|)pcrton.
Shepeye, Shephcy, Shepec, Siiei e, Geoffrey dc
262, 272.
Ralph de. 64, 267. 292.
William de, 256, 257.
.Shephey. See Shepeyo.
072
GENET? A L INDEX.
ShoppiTton, Sheperfoii.Shiperton, co. Middle-
BOX, lU. IIH.
Shoppoton. Set Slu'plon.
Slifp-tido. Sir (.'hi'pst. ml.
Shcpstoro, Maiildii le, -106.
Shepton. Slicppeton, co. SoiniTsct, 114, 115,
119.
Shoplon Beauclianip, co. Somerset, 115.
Sherborne, co. Dorset, 474.
,ca>tle of, 14, :U, 57.
pnol, 299, 03, 307, 309, 317, 399,
401,454.
Tolin de Saunde, abbot of, 232.
.abbot of, 192.
, abhot and convent of, 474.
, Hugh de Stapelbrigge, abbot of, 242,
247.
Sherborne [co. Dorset], letters patent dated
at. 11, 12.44, 213.
, St. John's [co. Hants], 51 1.
Sherde, Roger, 337.
Shere, Shyre, co. Surrey, 3.
Shcrenian, John le, 286.
Shereston, John de, 514.
Sheriff, appointments to the office of, 30, 37>
154, 181, 183, 355, 389.
arrests a Scotch bishop provided with
Scotch letters patent, 330.
, assault of, in his full court, 101.
imprisons a parson at the instigation
of his bishop, 254.
, office of within the liberty of Malvern,
247.
., and coroners persist in prosecuting an
exigent after order to desist from King's
Bench, 183.
Sherrington, Shirington [co. Buckingham],
411.
Sherwood forest, co. Notts, 42, ^5, G7, 80,
165, 185, 321, 388, 394, 427, 478.
.justice and bailiffs of, 394.
, bailiwick of, 391.
Shesnecote, Alan de, 443.
Sheteresford [co. Stafford], pass of, 22.
Sheteresheld, co. Kent, 456.
Shethere. Alice wife of Hugh de, 65.
Shette, Robert, 302.
Sheviock, co. Cornwall, 458.
Sliiffnal, Idesale [co. Salop], church of, IC6,
322
Shille, Robert, 97.
Shilvinghampton, Shulfhampton [co. Dorset];
474.
Shipedham. See Shypedham.
Shiperton. See Shepperton.
Ships, names of, The ship of All Saints, 98.
, La Bayard, 464.
, Cumfort, 383.
, Godyer, 435.
La Lopside, 438.
, The St. Crtt^erme of Leyburn, 412,
, Saint Mary, 330.
Ships — conl.
, The St. Nicholas, 509.
La PU-nte of Winchelsea, 319.
St. Stephen of Leyhurn, 412.
, St. Thomas of Winchelsea, cog, 319.
, La Vache, 162.
Shipton [co. York], 472.
See n/so Skipton.
Shirburi). See Sliireburne.
Shire, Kdith de, and Edith her daughter, 512.
Shireburn. • See Sherborne.
Shireburn, Shirburn. Shireburne, Alice de, 474.
, Geoffrey de, 504.
, Gilbert de, master of the hospital
of St. Thomas, Bolton, 199.
, Philip de, 121, 240, 247.
, Richard de, 34.
, William de, 34.
Shireland, Roger de, 8, 229.
Shirelet. See Shyrlet.
Shireveleye, Nicholas de, 6.
Shirewode. Sec Sherwood.
Shiring, 396.
Shirington. See Sherrington.
Ralph, son of Eustace de, and Simon
his brother, 411.
Shirland, Cyrluud, co. Derby, 87.
Shirlee. See Shirley.
Shirlet. See Shyrlet.
Shirlej', Shirlee [co. Hants], 365.
Shirlinge near Sandwich, co. Kent, 411.
Shirlok, John, 315.
Shirlonde, Robert de, 434.
Shirnak. See Shurnock.
Shoebury, Subbiry [co. Essex], church of,
148.
Shogh, William, 153.
Shok, Robert son of Robert, 246.
Shopwyk, Walter de, 57.
Shoreham, Shoram, co. Sussex, 14, 330, 423.
.bailiff of, 330.
, custom for, 19.
port, customs at, 327.
, Hugucio, parson of, 414.
Shorne, Gilbert, 377.
Shortflat [co. Northumberland], 365.
Shortford, Felicia de, nurse of Alfonso the
king's son, 173.
Shotbrok. See Sottebrok.
Shotesbrok. See Sottebrok.
Shotesham, Shottesham, John de, 488.
, Reginald de, 86.
Shoteswell See Shotewelle.
Shotewelle, Shoteswell, Shotteswell, Robert
de, 250, 275, 316.
Shothou. See Scothou.
Shotlegh, Thomas de, 92.
Shotover, Shottovre [co.i Oxford], forest, 4,
268.
Shottesham. See Shotesham
GENERAL INDEX.
673
Shottcswell. See Shotewelle.
Shottovre. See Shotover.
Shot wick [co. Chester], letters patent dated
at, 133.
Shouldham, Shuldham [co. Norfolk], 489.
, Thoma."*, prior of, 489.
Shrawley Scrauel, Srauele [co. Worcester],
204, 254.
Shrevenham. See ShriveDhaiu.
Shrewsbury, 27, 79, 131, 199, 257, 366, 396,
459. 479.
castle, 242.
gaol, 216, 257, 28H, 385.
, hospital of St. Giles, for lepers, 68.
letters patent dated at, 24, 108.
parage for, 447.
, St. Juliana, church uf, 40.
, St. Mary's church, 14.
, dean of. See Arax. Dover.
, St. Peter's, abbot of, 119.
abbot and convent of, 469.
, John, abbot of, 492.
, William de Mokeley, abbot of, 496,
497.
Shriukling, John son of liichard de, 4 78.
Shrivenham, Shruvenham [co. Berks], hun-
dred of, 242.
Shuckesburgh, Alexander son of Thomas de,
47.5.
Shuckburgh, Shuckesburgh [co. Warwick],
475.
Shuldham. See Shouldham.
, John de, 489
Shulfh'inipton. See Shilvinghampton.
Shupton, Kmma de, 45.
John de, 206.
Shupton. .See Shipton.
Shurnock, Shirnak [co. Worcester], 474.
Shut. See Chut'
Shypcdham, Shipt-dham, Robert de, 260, 264.
Shypeuhani, Edmund de, 89.
Shyre. See Shcrt-.
Shyrlet [co. Salop], forest of, 110, 119, 217.
Sibbes, Andrew, 324.
Sibbethorp, Williiiiii de, 87.
Sibbethorpe, Sibthorp, co. Notts, 87.
Sibry, .'^t^■phcn, 261.
Sicardi, Constaiitiiie, 148.
Sicheston. See Systou.
Sicily, Charles, king of, 41 9.
Sidan, .Master William de, 379.
Sideham. See Sydenham.
Sideling, Sidt-lingge, Walter de, abbot of
Milton, 425, 426.
Sidenhale, Henry de, 361.
Siena, 310, 411. 422.
Sikelfot, Gilbert, 44U.
.Silver ingots, Ac, 79.
Silverstone, Silveston [co. Nortlmmpton],
letters patent dated at, 378, 38u, 381,
382, 405.
66014.
Silveston. 5ee Silverstone.
.Silveston, John de, 324.
Simily, Simyly, Alice de, 231.
Geoffrey de, 230.
Simon, monk of Hide, 18.
, Adam son of, de Eccles, 46.
, Alan, son of 482.
Chri.-tiana wife of, de Hereford, 479.
, Giles son of, de Bruges, presented to
Ardmays, 492.
, Hugh son of Adam, 286.
John son of, 266, 305, 334, 392.
, , de Almesho. 289. 290.
, de Pxcles, 46.
, le Lorimer, 208.
, de Wylburgham, 157.
, Master, called le Lorimer, canon of
Bayeux, 348.
Richard son of, de Eccles, 46.
, , de Balimanie, 315.
, Robert son of, 95, 231.
Roger son of, de Eccles, 46, 88.
William son of, 45, 155, 377.
Simonetti, John, 394.
Simonis, Gilbert, 424.
Sinemuro, William de, 472.
Siresham. See Syresham.
Siriuiaco, Peter de, prior of Lenton, 4.
Siston, Richard de, 471.
Sitheston. Sec Systou.
Siuekere, William le, 333.
Siuur. See Sewere.
Si ward, Peter, and Agins his daughter, 155.
Siwardeshaye in Wanborough forest [co.
Huntingdon], 430.
Siwellediche, co. Norfolk, 399.
Siwhnte, John, u.sher of the chamber of the
prior of St. Swithin's, Winchester, 38.
Six Hills, Sixele [co. Lincoln], Simon, prior
of, 4S1.
, William, prior of, 481.
Skaregilc, John <ie, 31().
Skeffington, Skeftcntou [co. Leicester],
church of, 41.
Robert, parson of, 41.
Skegeton. See Skeyton.
Skegeton, John de, 344.
Skeldingho. See Skcllingthorpe.
Skeldinghop'. See Skillingthorpe.
Skuldingthorp, Peler dc, 310.
Skelebrok, William de, 6.
Skelhftle [Skellow, co. York], 336, 396.
Skellingthorpe , Skeldiugliope [co. Lincoln],
35, 5.3.
Skenfrith, Skenofritli, Slienefrith [co. Moo-
nioulli], 4.')2, 477, 510.
c istle, 487.
, church of, 451.
Skernc, Scren [co. York], prebend of, 6Ji.
, church of, CJ.
U U
074
GENET^AL INDEX.
SkeruTDp. Se^ ScarniiiR.
Sket. Thoniam 3Jo.
Skevtiii, Ski'pelon, co. N'ortDlk, 344.
Skid»>y. Skytheby [co. Vork], 189.
Skideuiore. Sft Scudemor.
Skidia, l;oluTl. l.W.
Walter, l.")3.
William. 153.
Skillmr. Hiifrh. L'JO.
SkitiiDjrrove, SkyuiTfrryve [co. York], 179.
Skinneri-, Skinner, Roger le, 331.
, Williiim le, 156.
Skip, I'etLr, 489.
t>kif>phaiu. See Chippenham.
Skip.'iea, Skip.se [co. York], church of, 497,
5(18.
Skipton in Craven [co. York], 88, 469.
, letters pattnt diited at, 506, 508,
, ciisitle and luauor of, 218.
Skipton, llicliard de, 250.
Skirewhit, William, 89.
Skirlington, Skyrlington [co. York], 244.
Skirlok, John, 292.
Skot. Sec Scot.
Skottou. See Scottow.
Skury, Geoffrey, 249.
Skut, Catherine, 88.
See also Scot.
Skynergryne. See Skiningrove.
Skypthorp, Robert de, 88.
Skypton in Craveue. See Skipton.
Skyrin, John, 3i)2.
Skyrlington. See Skirlington.
Skytheby. See Skidby.
Sladard, Henry, 3SI.
Slaghtreton. John de, 220.
Slaughter, Sloghtre, co. Gloucester, 375.
, Salemanbiry, co. Gloucester, hundred
of, 37.).
Slaustou, lUchard de, 284, 478.
Slebech, Slebegg [co. Pembroke], 14.
Slepere, Richard le, 400.
Slejs, Eynnou Tliloyt ap Eynnon, 343.
Sling, Adam, 96.
Slirigge, co. Hertford, wood of, 214.
Sl'ghtre. See Slaughter.
Smaltcrotte, Richard, 502.
Smak-feld, Richard, de, 109, 230.
Smalhede, Smalhide. See Small Hythe.
Smalley [co. Derby], marl-pit and mine of, 65.
Small Ilythe, Smalhede, Smalhide, co. Kent,
320, 390.
Smeeton? Smetheton [co. Leicester], 491.
Smereden, Gny de, rector of St. Eyvin, New
Ros, 90.
Smert, Roger, 89.
Smetheleye, church of, 262.
Smetheton [Smeeton, co. Leicester?], 49L
Smitheton, Richard de, 315.
Smythiot, Roger, 284.
Snape, Snape.s [co, Suffolk], 285.
Snaudon. See Snowdon.
Sneaton, Sneton [co. York], 364.
Snel, William, 155.
Snotescumbe, 272.
Snon, William, 236.
Snowdon, Snawdon, justice of, 397.
Suyterby, Thomas de, 195, 348, 367, 371.
Socage, 69.
Sockelegli, Robert de, 350.
Sodington, Master Thomas de, justice, 22, 44,
7.5, 90, 92, 105, 111, 120, 129, 131,
141, 145, 170, 187, 191, 192, 194, 200,
206, 219, 243, 254-256, 262, 281, 286,
294, 302, 307-309, 311, 315, 317, 330,
366.
Sodor, diocese of, 433.
., Mark, bishop of, 432.
Soham, Saham, co. Cambridge, 60, 139, 208,
328.
, niiirsh, turf and reeds in, 208.
... , [co. Suffolk], 73.
Solariis, Henry de, sheriff of Hereford, 450.
Solde, Richard, 99.
Soler', Rostaudus de, 436.
Soleria, Pucius de, 226.
Solers, Henry de, 275.
Solihull, CO. Warwick, 175.
Somburn, co. Southampton, 89.
Somenur, Sumenur, John le, 515.
, William le, 42, 95, 98.
Somer, William, 452.
Somerby, Sumerby [co. Lincoln], 310.
Somercotes, Robert de, 153.
Somerdeby, Sumerdeby, Somerdesby, Robert
de, 131, 367, 506.
Somerdesby. See Somerdeby.
Somerham. See Somersham.
Somerset co., 37, 54, 61, 91, 101, 134, 151,
153, 186, 341, 376, 406, 413, 515, 519,
522.
, sheriffof, 6, 8, 111,202,253,331,360,
406,508.
See also Sancto Laudo.
, sheriff and coroners of, 255, 420.
, eyre, 161.
, forest in, 80, 136, 195, 332, 333, 522.
Somersete, Sumersete, Sumerset, John de, 14,
269, 481.
, Robert de, 380.
Somersham [co. Huntingdon], church of, 353.
Somersolwodehuses, Agues wife of Robert son
of Geoffrey de, 49, 50.
Somerton, co. Somerset, gaol, 37, 54, 91, 161,
326, 345, 351, 365, 420, 505, 508.
, eyre at, 24.
, letters patent dated at, 213.
Somerton, Bartholomew de, 341.
, Roger de, 165.
Somerton, West, co. Norfolk, 323.
, Martin son of Osbert de, 323,
GENERAL INDEX.
675
Somery, Sumery, Henry de, 186, 409.
Joan de, 14.
Roger de, 104 105, 461-466.
Someter, Suiueter. Sumpter, Hugh le, 351.
Johu le, 37.
, Ralph le, 93, 10-', 264, 282, 283.
William lo, 48. 267.
Somse, Gilbert, 287.
Sone, Walter le, 61, 94.
Sopere, Uoger le, 15.
Sor, John le, 393.
Sorel, Theobald, 232.
Sorwi'Ie.s, William, 377.
Sot, Roger. 33 1 .
Sotebrok. See Sottebrook.
Sothill, Sothull, John de, 42, 438, 468.
Sottebrok. Sotebrok, Sottesbrok, Shotbrook,
Shotesbrok, Henry de, 70, 91, 133,
258, 270, 320, 4()o!
John de, 273, 274.
Sottesbrok. See Sottebrok.
Soujjhtoii? Sutton [co. Flint], 133.
S«mles, John de, 441, 473, 474, 481, 511.
Richard <le, 511.
, William de, 511.
Soureby. See Sowerby.
Soureby, Kichard de, 250.
Southam, Suham [co. Warwick], 384.
Southampton, 98, "J9, 1.'3, 128, 129,253, 310,
340, 4i:{, 423, 444, 501, 515.
, bailiff.s of, 464.
castle, 13, 229.
, assize of cloth at, 248.
letters patent dated at, 195-197.
, Friars Minors of, 365.
ch'irch of St. .Mary by, 1.
mayor and bailiffs of, 509.
, murage for, l-l, 229.
prisuge of wine, 5, 218.
Southampton county, 14, 4.i, 64, 73, 96, 105,
112, 138, 140, 196. 265,40.-., 452, 522.
sheriff of, 6, 76, 175, 266, 269,
351, 360, 405.
forest in, 71, 332,333,495,522.
, rolls of, 85.
, sheriff", escheator in, 6.
Southcotc [co. Berks?], 238.
South Cnake. Siitherokc [co. Norfolk],
charch of, 164, 462.
Southoc, Sulio, CO. Huntingdon, 145,.')52, 360.
Southorpe, Sutliorp [co. Northampton], 414.
Southdver, Suthoure, 440.
Southwark, Suwerk [co. Surrey], 4, 341, 480.
lime-kilns in, 296.
bailiff of, 296.
bailiffs of, 207.
, houses in, 4.
, St. .Mary's, prior and convent of, 477
, prior of, 482.
Southwell, Suwell, Suthwell [co. Notting-
ham], church of, 83, 365, 383.
prebend in, 225.
South wick [co. Northampton], 211, 335.
Sonthwic-k, Suwyk, Suthwyk [co. Hants], 2.
.., Robert ile Hcmpton, prior of, 463, 466.
, prior of, 169.
Andrt'W, prior of, 2.
Johu de Clerc, prior of, 4, 6, 464.
, prior and convent of, ."SSS.
Southwold, Suwaud, co. Suffolk, 352, 359, 360.
Sowerby, 'IHC.
Spacham, Peter, 230.
Spacy, William, 420.
Spain, 149, 196, 255.
, goods from, 255.
, horses from, 11.
Spalding, co. fyincoln, 93.
, prior of, 93.
, prior and convent of, 419.
letters patent dated at, 490, 491, 516.
Spalding, U illiam de, 520.
Spalding Moor [co. York], 363.
Spaldington, Spaldiuton, Usbert de, 502, 519.
Sparesho, John, 90.
, Walter, 89.
, William, 89.
Sparewe, Sparwe, John, 230, 461, 468.
, Robert, 279.
, William, 145.
Spark, John, 278, 498.
, Nicholas, 152.
William, 209.
Sparkeford, Nicholas de, 420.
Sparkblf, Thomas, 414.
Sparwe. See Sparewe.
Spaule, John, 103.
Spaunton [co. York], 472.
Spaunton, John de, 472.
Spcke, Spek [co. Lancaster], 503.
Spekc Uraniford [co. Devon], 20.
Spcton, h'obcrt de, 432, 456.
Spicer, Adam le, 144.
, Alexander le, 143.
Spich, Wiilter, 473.
Spigurncl, I'hiiip. 263.277.
Spileman, Master John, 278.
Robert, 380.
Spina, Trtiffinus dc, 2'JO, 374.
Spincll, Spyiull, Wi.liain, 179, 337.
Spineto, William du, 441.
Spire. Richard, 145.
Spirong, (leoffrey, 3.1.
Spiryd.ue, Robert de, 399.
Spoftorth, Spofford [co. York], church of,
327.
Spoke, Roger, 85.
Spomia, .Vndrew de, 380.
Spoiiilon [co. Derby], 93, 250.
IT U 2
070
GENERAL INDEX.
Sporting. liccnct-R for, S2. 86, 134, 341, 413.
.Sff a/<o Hunting.
Spren^jehosc, Spiongihiisc, Sprengehois,
Spriiipeliousf, Hiilpli, 82.
, Kogcr, keeper of Oswestry Castle, 32.
.shi'riff of Salop and StafiFord,
34. 39, \M, 140, 107, 201. 205,208,
212, 242,367.
Sprii:iirnel. See Spigurnel.
Spring. Springpe. John, 413, 432.
Springehouse. See Spreugehose.
Springfield. Sjiringcfeld [co. Essex], 87.
Springge. Str ^Spring.
Sproatley, Sprotteleje [co. York], 145.
Sprot, John, 205.
Sprotteleje. See Sproatley.
Sprouston, Robert de, 494.
Sproutt.n, Nicholas de, prebendary of Hast-
ings, 150.
Spurstowe, William de, 63.
Spurun, William, 105, 112.
Spynell. See Spinell.
Squier, William, 145.
Squyrel, Robert, 249.
Srauele. See Shrawley.
Sronge, William le, 520.
Stachesden. See Stagsden.
Stafford, 108.
bridge. 166.
caj^tle, chapel of St. Nicholas in, 495.
gaol, 161.
, murage for, 409.
, king's vivary of, 52.
, St. Mary's church, 360.
St. Thomas the martyr, prior and
Convent of, 2o4.
, Friars Minors of, 25.
, CO., 49, 50, 76, 100, 103, 206, 242,
265, 344, 383, 400, 453, 485, 495, 507,
520.
, sheriff of, 39, 118, 193, 317, 356, 367,
416.
See also Audlegh.
, sheriff and coroners of, 80, 85, 120,
126. 161.
, forest in, 2, 397.
Stafford, James de, 293.
John de. 173.
, Nicholas, baron of, 273, 394, 495.
Peter, 45.
, Robert de, 140.
, Master Robert de, 300.
, Roger de, 462.
, William de, 13, 20, 265.
Stagsden, Stachesden [co. Bedford], 304.
Staines [co. Middlesex], letters patent dated
at, 234, 347.
, pontage for 229.
Staingreve. See Steyngreve.
Stakedeme, John de, 394.
Staketheme. See Statheme.
Stalbridge, Stapelbrigge [co. Dorset], 192.
Stalham, Nicholas de, 241, 374, 378.
, Robert de, 323.
, Roger de, 78.
William de, 6, 41.
, William son of Henry de, 374.
Stal worthy, Roger, 521.
Stamford, Stanford, co. Lincoln, 78, 172,
390,411.
, bridge of, 496,
fair at, 456.
, prior and brethren of, 172.
.. St. Michael without, prioress of, 141,
202.
Standground, Stangrund [co. Huntingdon],
201, 209.
i Standish, Stanedich [co. Lancaster?], church
i of, 414, 416.
Standon or Staundon, co. Hertford, 352, 360.
, church of, 386.389.
, , John, vicar of, 386, 389.
Standon, Robert de, 50.
Stane, Peter de la, 265.
Stanedich. See Standish.
Stanegrunt, Roger de, 220.
Stanelegh. See Stanley. '^
Stanes. See Staines.
Stanewell. See Stanwell.
Staneweye, Stanweye, Henry de, 18, 112.
Staney, Staneye, Stanye, Estanayaco, Peter
de, 22, 53, 68, 81, 117, 149, 213, 340,
370, 372, 374.
, William de, 357.
Stanf. See Stanford.
Stanfeld [co. Essex], 479.
Stanfeld, Thomas de, 493, 494.
Stanford, co. Berks, 351, 360.
, CO. Essex, 99, 100.
[co. Norfolk], 366.
, , church of, 366.
, church of, 275.
See also Stamford.
I Stanford, Staunford, Andrew de, 424.
, Henry de, 72.
, John de, 120, 395.
, John son of Reginald de, 160.
, Nicholas de, 447.
, Peter de, 99, 100.
, Ralph de, 238.
, Richard de, 120, 124, 394.
, Robert de, 475.
Stangate, Richard de, 45.
, William de, 209.
Stangon, Robert, 89.
Siangnind. See Standground.
Stanham. See Stonham.
See also Stoneham.
, Stephen de, 260.
Stanhope [co. Durham], letters , patent dated
at, 503.
GENERAL INDEX.
677
Stanhowe, Hervey de, 46, 99.
Staolagh. See Staulow.
Staolej, Stanelegh, co. Essex, 45.
, Stanleje, CO. DerJiy. 1'3.
[co. Gloucester?], 291.
, .letters patent dated at, 13, 16, 17.
, Stanleph, co. Wilts, La More, near,
374.
, , William de Tynghurst, abbot of,
250.
, , abbot and convent of, 374, 484.
Stanleya, Henry do, 506.
Stanleye, Richard de, 93.
, William son of A vice de, 93.
Henry son of Juliana de and Walter
his brother, 93.
Stanlow, Staniowe, Stauhowe, Stanlajrh [co.
Chester], letters patent dated at, 74.
abbot of, 59, 68, 122.
, abbot and convent, 63, 109.
Stanstead, co. Kssex, 102.
Stanstede^co. Sussex, 62, 65, 66.
Staosted, John de, son of Peter, 42.
, Peter de, 42.
, , Joan his wife, 42.
Stanton. See Staunton.
, Staunton, co. Derby, 93.
Drew, Stanton Dru [co. Somerset],
advowson of the church of, 226.
Stanton, Hervey de, 342.
Stanway (Stanweye), Little [co. P'ssex], 482.
Stanwell [co. Middlesex], 242.
Stanweye. See Staneweye.
Stanye. See Staney.
Stanyton [Staiuton? co. York], 124.
Stapelbrigge. See Stalbridge.
Stapelbrijjge, Huph do, abbot of Sherborne,
232, 241, 247.
Stapelford, Stapilford, Geoffrey de, 94.
Hu;;h de, 124. .308, 515.
, Richard son of IJeutrice dc, 94.
Richard de, 88.
Stapelhurst. See Staplers.
Stapelton, Stapilton, Stepelton, Milo de 434.
, Nicholan de, 42, 45,47. 50,54,91,93,
97, 98, 102, lo5, 112, 138 140, 142,
144, 145, 201, 203, 206, 209, 251, 258,
294, 336, 389.
Robert de. 14, 15, 154, 157, 347, 440.
, William de. 316.
William son of Robert de, 418.
Stapleford, Stap.lfdnl.co. Nottingham, 87.
Staplefonl Tawny. Stapelford Tany [co.
Khmcx], church of, 300.
Staplers, Staplehurst [co. Hants], 50, 102.
Stapleton, St.ipelt«)ri, co. York, 189.
Starling, Sterling, Henry, 27, 297.
Start, la Sterie, la Sturte, co. Devon, 280.
Statberne, Suketherne [co. Leicester], 392.
church of, 392, 469.
Statutes recited, Westminster L, 28, 264, 459.
Staundon. .See Standon.
Staundon, Robert de, sheriff of Merioneth,
justice of North Wales, 267, 298, 329,
396, 397, 456, 451, 459, 517, 521.
Staunford. See Stamford.
Ste «/*o Stanford.
Staunton, Stanton, co. Nottingham, 87.
Staunton. See Stanton.
Staunton, Peter son of Philip de, 493.
, Thomas de, 230, 314.
, William de, 259.
, William son of Richard de, 384.
Staure, Simon de, 25.
Stavelegb. See Stanley.
Staveley, Staveleye, William de, 259, 333.
, John de, 259,333.
Staverton, Geoffrey df, 230.
John de, 266.
Staynhurst, Walter dc, 503.
Stebenheth, Stibenheth, John dc, 377.
, Ralph de, 377.
, Stephen de, 205.
Stfcde, Richard, 159, 218, 351.
Steninges. See Steyning.
Stepellon. See Stapelton.
Stephen, Henry son of, de Holecote, 197.
Maurice son of, de lilaunchevill, 327.
Richard son of, 239.
, Roger son of, le King, 273, 2.--7.
Stepney, Stebenheth, ."^tibeiihithe [co. Mid-
dlesex], letters patent dated at, 462-
464,483-487, 512.
Ster, Alice daughter of Thomas le, 225.
Stereman, Thomas, 302.
, Matthew, 302.
Stcrcsman, Robert le, 490.
Sterling. See Starling.
Sterre, Robert, 377.
Sterte la. See Start.
Steuecle. See Stewkley.
Stevene, John. 419.
Steventon, Stevynton, Styvinton [co. Berks],
182, 325.
Steward, James the, one of the keepers of
Scotland, 386.
Stewkley, Steueele, Sfiueklc, co. Hucking-
ham,351, 360.
Stpws, 52, 75, 94, 299, 368, 458.
Steyn, Henry <le, 466.
Steyngreve, Staingreve, John de, 54, 17C, 273,
305, 344, 4.U.
Steyning, Steninges, co. Sussex, 212.
Stevnton, William de, 189.
Stiohenache. See Stivtnage.
Stikelawe, Riohanl de, 119, 120.
StifTkey. Styvekeyc [co. Norfolk], 90.
Stikelweje. William de, 514.
Stikcs, John de, 1 49.
Stikeymidding, Robert, 40.
678
GENERAL INDEX.
StiUingflcct. Stivilingflet [co. York], church
uf, 1S9.
Stillohau.1. OilbtTt, 95.
Stin4j>. Elias do, 609.
Stirchwl.jrli. Stirchelive, Slin-hclo, Stirchtsle,
Stirilifslcv, Stnrchesleye, Kichard «le,
155.
Walter de. 187, 194. 202, 219, 24n,
U.".;», 2.'>.'). 2.')6. 2(12, 2C9, 271, 277, 286,
287.
Stirkf'.and, William do, 264.
Stirkljiind, Walter de. 40».
Stirling, letters patent dated at, 440.
Stirtut, Thomas, 508.
Stiuccleye, Roherf de, 154.
Stiuekle. See Stewkloy.
Stiveliiigflet. See Stillingflcet.
Stivonage, Sticheiiache, Iiigolilus de, 279, 286.
Stivetou, James de, 103.
Stocbrigg, Hichard, 47.
Stockbridge [co. Hants], letters patent dated
at, 349.
Stockton [co. Salop], .343.
, Stokton, CO. Norfolk, 96, 305.
Stockwith, Stocky th [co. Lincoln], 227.
Stock vtb SfiP Stockwith.
.•^toctoii. See .'^tocktoii.
."»toetou. ."^toketoii. David de. ;!♦.?.
, .Inhn de, 60, 34.S.
, Thomas, de, 34.5.
, William de, 153, 303.
Stodham, Stodeham, John de, 141.
Thomas de, 245, 312.
Stodlaud, Geoffrey de, 393.
Stodlaund, Stodlond. See Studland.
Stodlcgh, Stodle, Thomas de, 200, 206.
, Alice his wife, 206.
, Benedict his man, 206.
Stoke, Stok, Stokes, Master Arnold de, parson
of IJynron, 374, 507.
Aiiheuy, Henry son of Turgesius de,
191.
, John de, 135, 248.
, John sou of Roger de, 90.
, Machia wife of William, 182.
, Nicholas, 35.
, Peter de, 165.
, Richard de, 268.
, Sir Robert de, chaplain, 327.
, Robert de, 384.
, Roger de, 105.
Roger, 112.
, Master Tliomas de, parson of Stane-
dich, 251,414, 416, 417.
, William de, 176.
Stoke, Stok, Stokes, 156.
Climsland, co. Cornwall, 41.
•• > Karls, Krlestok, co. Wilts, 279, 280.
Feny, Stokefery, Stokeferie, co. Nor-
folk, 90, 490.
Stoke — cotit.
(Jiffard [co. Gloucester], church of.
4 76.
in Hammes. See Stokeham.
, North [co. Sussex], church of, 62.
, Say, CO. Salop, 450.
, South [co. Sussex], 105.
Talmage [co. Oxford], 133.
Warnecamp, 57.
Stokcham (Stok in Ilammes), co. Devon, 279,
280.
Stokelinch, Roger de, 61.
Stokes [co. Somerset?], letters patent dated
at, 213.
Stokesay. See Stoke Say.
Stokesby, Nicholas de, parson of Jakesham,
105.
, William de, parson of Jakesham, 112.
Stoketalemache. See Stoke Talmage.
Stoketou, Roger de, 355.
... , Thomas de, 343.
See Stocton.
Stokheye, Robert de, 269.
Stokton. See Stockton.
See also Stoughton.
Stondon, 160^.
Stone fco. Glouce^ster], 189.
, Uobert de. \Sb.
.Stoue bridge of t>xford, 165.
Stonehaui, Stanham [co. Hants], Ija.
Stonehouse, co. Gloucester, 361.
Stoneleigh in Ardern, Stonlee, co. Warwick,
230, 298, 307.
, abbot of, 298, 307.
, abbot and convent of, 225, 230.
Stonesby, Stonnesby [co. Leicester], 244.
Stonflete [co. Kent], 206.
Stonham, Stanham [co. Suffolk], 73.
Stonhus, Adam de, 493.
Stonhuse. .See Stonehouse.
Stonleye, John de, 230.
Stonnesby. See Stonesby.
Stony Stratford [co. Buckingham], 374.
Stopham, Estopham, Ralph de, 441.
, William de, 187, 233, 246, 266, 267,
413, 420.
Storketon. .See Storrington.
Stormenstre. See Sturminstre.
Storrington, Storketon [co. Sussex] , 474.
Storteford, Alexander, 174.
Stortford, co. Hertford, 171.
, park of, 45.
Stotevill. .See Stutevill.
Stothaye, Robert de, 333.
Stots, 18.
Stottescumbe, Reginald de, 219.
Stotlesdon [co. Salop], church of, 479.
Stoughton, Stoktou [co. Leicester], 47.
Stour, Sturre, river, 134.
Stouting, Stutinge [co. Kent], prison of
archbishop of Canterbury at, 44.
OENKUAL INDEX.
679
Stow by Birthorji 'to. Lincoln], 438.
Stow, Stowe, CO. Caiubridgf, 97.
Stowe, CO. Norfolk, b9, 102.
(St(»» Biinlolf) [co. Norfolk], 69.
[co. Suttolk], 73.
I'ark [co. Lincoln], letters patent
dated at, 111.
Stowe, Baldwin di-, 520.
, William de, 405.
Stowe .Marche, John de, 294.
Stoyl, John, 184.
Stradebruk, Robert dt, 96.
Stradesele, Hufih de, 1U6.
."Ntradsett, .Stradesete [i-o. Norfolk], 38.
Stranghowc, William, 1S9.
Strange. See Ivtstrange.
Strata, Dimdtdeii.'s, Dimck-dius de, 89, 357.
Strata Florida [co. Carmarthen], abbot and
convent of, 71, 1 23, 459.
Marcella [co. Montgomery], abbot and
convent of, 7''.
Stratford, Stretford, co. Kssex, 87, 282.
.abbot ..f, 87, 182, 183,298,490.
bridge of, :<97.
, Henry, abbot of, 513.
Robert, abbot of. 297
Stratford, .>treil>r'l. .lolm ile. ^TT.
Jidiii (It, mid Sarah lii> wife, MKk
, John Sou of William de, «iiid Kiehvi'ii
bis brother, 36 .
, Roger de, 396.
Stephen de, 421.
Stratton, 218.
See also Strctton.
Stratton, Stntlon, Adam de, 85, 282, 338,
346, 396, 473.
, Anketin son of Jordan de, 436.
Elius de, 88.
, Henry sou of Klias de, 345.
, John de, 15, 42, 315, 331, 332, 383.
, Master (iilbert dc, 499.
, Richard de, 285.
, Robert de. 238.
, Roger de, 316,461.
, Williani, brother of Adam de, 3'.)6.
Straunge. See I, estrange.
Strclcye, Sampson de, 39'..
Streche, John, 32.
lUlph, 305.
, Richard, 32.
See also .*^t^ich.
Stredlcy. .SV» Stretleye.
Strehamptou, Alice de, 514.
Strelley, Stretlce, co. Noilingham, 8".
Streng, Eudo, 95.
Streteliarnptoii, Ch^i^tma de, 516.
Stretford. Sec Stratford.
Strethende, Agnt.-. wife of William dc, 40.^.
Stretlce. Sec Strellej.
See alto Strotluy.
Stretlee — roiU.
, Robert de, 87.
Stretleye, Stredley.Streyle, Stretlee, Hugh de,
263, ill, 278.
Stretton, Stratton, co. Leicester, 479.
[co. Rutland], 443.
[co. StaflFord?], 345.
in Stow St. Mary [co. Essex], 436.
.S'ec Si ration.
Streyle. See Stretleye.
Stricb, William, 62.
See also Strech.
Strirchenleye. See Stirschesle.
Strociond, 185. See Strotlonde
Strode, John de, 232.
Strogoil. See Chepstow.
Strougeford, William de, 280.
Strotevile, Walter de, 504.
Strotlonde, Peter son of John de, 185, .^76.
Stroweston. See Stroxton.
Stroxton, Stroweston [co. Lincoln], 499.
Strugoil, Strugul, Strugull. See Chepstow.
Strut, Robert le, and Matilda his wife, 203.
Strutte, Laurence, 172.
Stubbingtou, Stobington, Stubynton [co.
Hints], 157. 336.
.'^tMbv|lto^l. Set .Stubbingtou.
.■^turtlautt, Stodloud, .Stocliaiin<l [t:<>. |)or»»-i],
new town hi, 217.
church of, 318.
8tug, Reginald, 96.
Stuntney, Slumteneye, Stunteneye, co. Cam-
bridge, 139.
Stupelton [co. Essex], 87.
Sturgeons, 1.
Sturmi, John, 3 16.
Sturmiuster, Stormenstre [co. Dorset], 356.
Sturmyn, John, 249.
Sturmynstre, Edward de, 419.
Sturre. See Slour.
Sturte. See Start.
Sturlon, Walter de, 6, 239, 245, 338.
Sluslon [co. Suffolk], 182.
Stutevill, Slotevill, Stuttevill. John de, 48.
, Nicholas de, 149, 233, 240.
Robert de, 18, 149, 167, 204, 224,
220, 315, 426, 468, 469.
Eleanor his wife, 18, 149, 204, 224,
226, 315,426.
, Robert son of Robert de, 204, 205.
, Williani son of John, 48.
Stutingc. See Stouting.
Stuttevill. See Stutevill.
Stutton, CO. Suffolk, 106.
Styv«kr>e. See Stiffkey.
Styveulon, John de, 151.
Styvinton. See Steventon.
Suancmerc, Richard ilr, 464.
Suanton. Ser Swantou.
Subbiry. Srr Shoebury.
C80
GENERAL INDEX.
Subirw [co. Suffolk ?], 351.
Subiry. Mtulcr Ke^inald do, 396.
Sub^il^i^••». 78.
8udbur> ? SubiroB [co. Suffolk], 351.
SudchHiii, .\daiu de, 172.
Siiiliuston. .'»tr t^odinfiton.
Sudlcyo, .Itihu de, 278.
Suell, 19U.
Suerand. Kleanor wife of Thomas, 420.
Suenleston, Geoffrey de, 1;>2.
Suffield, SuflFeud, co. Norfolk, 441.
Suffolk. CO., -1.1, 44. 61, 69, 91, 94, 96, 97, 104,
142, 14.'), 178,200, 205, 279, 283-286,
3ti5, 3U6, 320, 323, 329, 356, 395, 405,
518.521.
, >beriff of, 254, 351, 359, 360, 365.
, CO. sheritf of. See Norfolk.
eyre iu, 194, 243.
Suhiim. See Southam.
Suho. See Southoe.
Suleby. See Selby.
Sules, William de, a daughter of, 228.
Sullatou [Sullington, co. Sussex?], church of,
228.
Sulleby. See Selby.
.'^ee also Seleby.
Sully, II. de, 255.
Sulveston, Kichard de, prior of Luffield, 270,
271, 315,
SumanestoD, John de, 9.
Sumenur. See Somenur.
Sumerby. See Somerby.
Sumeredeb)'. See Someredby.
Sumerset, Sumersete. See Somersete.
Sumerton. See Somerton.
Sumervill, Robert de, 371.
Sumery. See Somery.
Sumeter. See Someter.
Sunderland, 503.
Surale, Ralph, 344.
Surdoil, Roger de, 295.
Surflete, Robert de, 310.
Surgeon, Master Philip, the king's, 179, 180.
Surmin, John, 310.
Surrey, co., 94, 95, 104, 256, 265, 332, 401,
405, 489, 512, 517, 522.
, sheriff of, 341, 351, 485.
, earl of, 345.
See Wareiina.
Surreys, Andrew le, 355.
, Thomas le, 300.
Sussex, CO., 22, 49, 103, 104, 145, 265, 294,
303, 308, 330, 332, 401, 405.
.sheriff of, 8, 65, 118, 266, 351,356,
505. See Leuknore.
, de walliis, &c., in, 329.
Sutere, Gilbert le, 65, 207.
> Wilham son of Robert le, 521.
SutertOD, Muriel de, 256.
Sutham, Alice daughter of Alice de, 424.
, John de, 498.
Suthchirch, Richard de, 50, 100.
Suthcote. See Southcote.
, John de, 145.
Suthcreek. See Creake, South.
Suthereke. See Creake, South
Suthewell. See Suthwell.
Suthewerk. See Suthwerk.
Suthewode. See Suthwode.
Suthfolke, Edmund de, 290.
Suthlee, Suthlegb, John de, 280.
William de, 163.
Suth Leverton. See Leverton South.
Suthorp. See Southorpe.
Suthoure, 440.
Suthowe. See Southoe.
Suthstok'. See Stoke South.
Suthtun. See Devonport.
Suthwalde, William de, 279.
Suthwaude. See Southwold.
Suthwell, Suthewell, John de, 501, 519.
Suthwerk, Suwerk, Suthewerk, Isaac de, Jew
of South wark, 4, 341.
, Master Thomas de, 481.
Suthwik. See Southwick.
Suthwode, Suthewode, Adam de, 152, 153.
, Alexander de, and William his
brother, 143.
Suthwyk. See Southwick.
Sutton, church of, 86.
, Isle of Ely, co. Cambridge, 518.
[co. Lincoln?], 49.
, CO. Northampton, 498.
CO. Suffolk, 331.
[co. York], 209.
, Coldfield, Colefeld [co. Warwick],
free chace of, 321.
, Great, diocese of London, church of,
245.
Wik [co. Berks], 461.
See Soughton.
Sutton, Elias de, 131, 141, 251, 258, 264.
, , keeper of the rolls, 131.
Geoffrey de, 252.
, Henry de, 316.
, Henry son of Margery de, 503.
, , Richard his brother, 503.
, James de, knt., 383.
, James de, and Matilda his wife, 209.
, Joan wife of John de, 269.
, John de, 107, 224, 249, 277,418, 442.
, John de, and Petronilla his wife, 491.
, Nicholas de, 85.
, Oliver, bishop of Lincoln, 19, 27, 61,
81, 83, 92, 102, 108, 111, 147, 150, 154,
155, 160, 161, 183, 216, 223, 230, 251,
257, 271, 296, 303, 314-316, 383, 430,
446, 455, 511.
, Philip de, 234.
, Ralph de, 269.
, Richard de, 267.
GENERAL INDEX.
6H1
SattoD, Richard de — cont.
, Hnd Isabel his wife, sometime
wife of Philip liurael, 111.
Kobert de, 45, 432, 435.
UoIh-ti de the younger, 92.
, Roger (le, 45.
Rowland de, parson of Averham, 209.
Stephen de, archdeacon of Northamp-
ton, 388.
Thomas de, 522.
Master Thomas de, canon of Lincoln,
58, 27.i.
... .., Walter de, 261.
William de, 323, 39!, 396, 475, 484.
, abbot of Reading, 409.
, William sun of Richard de, 45.
Sutvisconte, Gerinus le, 44.
Snur. See Sewere.
Suwaud. See .Southwuld.
Suwell. See Southwell.
Suwell, Benedict de, clerk, 26.
See also Suthwell.
Suwerk. See Southwark.
, Isaac de, Jew of London, 341.
See also Kuthwerk.
Suwyk. See Southwick.
Swaddeworth, Robert de, 153.
Swaffham I'rior [co. lluntingdon], 353.
Swafham, Robert de, 349.
, Walter de, 249.
Swaledale, co. York, park and chace of, G4.
Swans, 48, 73.
Swanscombe, Swenescamp, co. Kent, free
warren, lOO, 104.
Swan.ston, Sweyneston [co. Hants], 122.
, hundred of, 122.
letters patent dated at, 197, 212.
Swanton [co. Norfolk], church of, 337.
S wanton, Suanton, Henry de, 152.
, Master Roger de, 354.
Swathing, Roger de, 141.
Swavesey, Swaveseve, Swave.shcye [co. Cam-
bridge], 64," 264, 283.
Swavesheie, John de, 377.
Swayn, Sweyn, Nicholas le, 280.
, Robert sou of, 408.
, Thomas, 24H.
Swelle [co. Giouce>tiT?], 354.
, church of, dioce.se of Worcester, 32.
Swenescamp. See Swanscombe.
Swcnham, Henry de, 90.
Swenhangre, Thomas de, 468.
Swot, Alexander son of Richard, 139.
Swete, Nieholas, 90.
Swetcman, Jacob, Jew of Northam|)ton, 142.
Swetesonc, Walter, 4.'>4.
Swetinbedde, Richard, 63.
Sweyn . See S » ay n .
Sweyneoheved. See SwyneBhercd.
Sweyneston. See Swanttoo.
Swindon [co. York], wood of, 90, 92, 141.
Swinefeld. See Swinesfeld.
Swiuesleld, Swinefeld, Swynefeld, Master
Gilbert de, 381, 384.
, .Mii.-iter Kichurd de, bishop of Here-
ford, 54, 276, 4uj, 517.
Swiueshead, Swyuesheved, 425.
Swiuford, co. Stallord. Roger, parson of, 49.
Swoiiliirde, Roger le, 48.
Swyliiigton, Robert de, 61, 258.
Swyuburu, John de, 430, 519.
Swyudou. See Swindon.
Swynefeld. See Swinesfeld.
Swyueford. See Swiuford.
Swyuesheved. See Swiueshead
Swyuesheved, Swyusheved, Sweynesheved,
GeofiFrey son of Nicholas de, 290,
42.1.
, Isabella de, 425.
Isabella wife of Walter de, 249.
, John de, 220.
Walter de, 220, 249, 290,425.
Sydenham, Sidcham [co. Devon], 3t'4.
Syresham, Sircsham [co. Northampton], 481.
Syston, Sitheston [co. Lincoln], church of,
317.337.
Sitheston [co. Leicester], 40.
Tachehurst. See Ticeliurst.
Tiickcleye. See Takeley.
Taddington, co. Derby, 408.
, CO. Hereford, 361.
Tadecastre, Peter de, 8, 477.
Master Robert de, 8, 124.
, , presented to Skipse, 497.
Tadynfon. Sie Taddington.
Taf, Taffe, Ta[afiFe], Ta, Nicholas or Nicholas
de. 51, 2U1, 210, 257, 480, 461.
Ma.ster Reginald, 297.
Taghmonlingbeg, prioress and nuns of, 325.
Tahame. See Thame.
Taillour, Taillor, Taillur, Tayllur, Adam le,
139, 245, 433.
.. ...., Agnes wife of William le, 455.
, (ieoilrey le, 3Jl.
, Henry le, 153.
Hugh le, 31.5.
John le and Thoma« his brother, 353,
285.
Jonhm le, 282.
, Laurence le, 4.')8, 514.
Michael son of Robert le, 96.
, Philip Ic, 11, 26, 305, 396, 404.
, Richard le, 61, 94. 511.
682
CJEI^ERAT. INDEX.
Taillnur, &c. — cohI.
H,.».irt U; 308. 516.
Kojrcr If, 43. 281.
Sabiiiu wife of IMiilip U-, 404.
, JSiiiion If, :\b7.
Tli..nia.s le, UOO, 206, 200.
Wwlter le. 100.
Williau) If, 93, 492.
Tnkeh-v. Tackelcji- [co. Essex], 182.
Takkltve, William dc, 308.
Takoleston. h'ichard do, 282.
Talebot, (Jilbtrt, 174.
, Miles. 473.
, William, 343, 347,363.
, ....*... ^^a^ge^y his wife, 363.
Talilchcu [Tallow, CO. Waterford?], Simon,
abbot of. 146.
Talemache, William, 274.
Talesun, Arnald de, 437.
Talgarth [co. Brecon], 515.
Talgarth, John de, 127.
.See also Taugarth.
TalpeiiT, William, 396.
Talwonh, Alice wife of John de, 340.
Tame, Robert de, 2.58.
TamiiK«orfh. >imon <\(-. 51 fi.
'i'l»ni">iith, 'ram»i'lli eii. \\'ai»i>k. xmi
"^lafloid], .".-Jo.
T'ciiiat . Sf- TaiiN .
Tanbr', Bertram, 407.
Tancard, Henry pon of, de la Roche, 23.
, Nicholas son of, 314.
Tancre, Bertram, 330.
Tandridge, Tauregge [co. Surrey], prior and
convent of, 171.
Taney [co. Dublin], 237, 438.
SeeTany.
Tankard, John, 103, 104, 140.
Tanne, Ralph, 259, 333.
Tanuur, Tanur, Giles le, 205.
, John le, 388.
Reginald son of Robert le, 411.
, Robert le, citizen of Carlisle, 4, 126,
Tanregge. See Tandridge.
Tany. See Taney.
Tany, Tanay, Taney, Thany, 142, 236, 239,
251, 310, 475.
, John de, 475.
, Luke de, justice of forest this side
Trent, 9, 11, 43, 84, 85, 334.
, Matthew de, 437.
, Peter de, 374.
, Ralph de, 273.
, Richard de, 241, 458.
, Walter de, 475.
Tarrant, Gunville Tarrent Gundeville, co.
Dorset, 351, 360.
Russel, Tarrent Russeale, co. Dorset,
351.
Tarteys, Roger, 143.
Tatenhull, Matthew de, 171.
Tatershale, Tateshale, Hugh de, 274.
, Robert de, 7«, 109, 255, 274, 457.
Tathmon, William de, 68.
Tatintoii, Peter de, 86.
Tattevill (Tideswell ?), co. Derby 87.
Tatton, CO. Chester, 390.
, Old [co. Chester], 308.
Tatyn, Roger, 103.
Tauell. See Tawell.
Taugarth, Reginald son of Peter de, 123.
See also Talgarth.
Taulonde, Thomas do, 112
Taunton [co. Somerset], prior and convent of,
373.
Taverham, Peter de, 48.
Taverner, Falcasius le, 225.
, Robert le, 199.
, William le, 145.
Tavistock [co. Devon], Robert de Campell,
abbot of, 157, 159.
, Robert, abbot of, 155, 4.)8.
, abbot and convent of 215, 364,
Tavy, St. Mary [co. Devon], 384.
Tavy, John, 202.
Tawe, John. 45.
Tawell. Taiiell. Master Stephen <\f. .58, .59, 2.50,
•->94, 2!t5, 418. 51 I.
VViiliam de. 250, 294, 2u:,.
Tawyuton, co. Notts, 87.
Taxes and taxation —
, fifteenth, &c., 23, 70, 71, 78, 147, 148,
163, 222, 223, 415, 419, 446, 448, 449,
462, 499, 500, .502, 503, 510, 511.
, fifteenths, tenths, or tliiitieths, from
the clergy, .6, 20, 23, 2.5, 27, 71, 83,
107, 110, 150-152, 161, 164, 177, 183-
185, 223, 231, 303, 304, 311, 312, 50i.
, tenth in Ireland, 476.
, raised by request, 419, 446, 448, 449.
, , in Wales, 419.
, subsidy for Wales, 78.
, tenth, &c., for the Holy Land, 20, 77,
227, 231, 244.
, , seizure of, by the king, 231.
, fifteenth and twentieth from clergy in
diocese of Canterbury, 311, 312.
, twentieth from the clergy of Canter-
bury and York, 223, 303, 304, 312.
, tax collector plundered, 85.
, local, 23.
Taxis, Roger de, 374.
Taxtede, John son of Adam de, 94.
, John son of Ralph de, 94.
Tayle, John, 153.
Tayllur. See Ta^illour.
Tedemershe, Tedmersh, Thedmers, Thed-
mersh, John de, sheriff of Oxford and
Berks, 44, 71, 150, 158, 171, 179, 183,
204
Teford. See Thetford.
Tegan, Philip, 450,
GExVEKAL INDEX.
683
Teignton, Tejnkton, Tcynton, co. Devon,
445, .'il3.
Telpato, Thilgati', Master Novellus de, ^37,
3i'6.
Tellisford, T»-leford, co. Sormrset, Ini, Uo.
Temeseford. See Tt-mpsford.
Tempest, Hogir, Ht*.
Templan, Kuight.s. See Knights.
Temple Bnier [co Lincoln], letters patent
datfd at, 114, 115.
Templo, Henry de, 4H6.
rempsfonl, Temeseford, co. Bedford, 416,
520.
Tendman, Huiph, 354.
Tenesy, Geoffrey, 161.
Tenmeii, John, 45.
, David son of John, 45.
Tepekin, .Matthew 97.
Teriis, Teriz, Terriz, .\lniatinins, Araoninus
or Anialbimis de, 412, 421, 438.
Emericu.s his brother, 112, 421.
Terling, oo. Essex, 48, t<7.
Termenfechyn [co. Louth], 72.
Terouane, church of, 358.
canon of. See VVisfant.
Terreford, Aycardus de, 363.
Terriz. Amalhinus de, A'^f^.
.Sf>e iiifo rtrii>.
Terry. Audre>». 27'.'.
John, and .Viargei) l^i^ '»ile,454. 4.j."i.
lerstau. See Teuton.
Teruin, Robert de, 452.
Tessaunda, Uichard son of, 95.
Test, Teste, Colin, 429.
, .Nicholas, 34, 62, 63.
Ugoliiiu> son of Kubt>itu8, 429.
Testard, Laurence, 160.
, William, 142, 147.
Teston ? Teistun, co. Kent, 180.
Tettenhale, Tetenhale [co. StaflFord], deanery
of, 416.
Teukebiry. See Tewksbury.
Teuton, Walerand the, knight, B'J.'J.
'I'eweng. See Twt-nge.
Tewin, Tywyiigge [co. Hertford], 1 '.».').
rewksbury, I'eukebiry [co. (lloucesterj, 350.
, abbot an<l convent of, 88.
, abbey, 21.
Teye, Thomas de, 24().
Walter de, 149, 238, 436.
Teynkton. See Teignfon.
Teyntnur, I'hilip le, and Joan bis wife, 306.
Teynton. See Teignton.
Teynturer, Kalph le, 380.
William M)n of Michael le, 283.
, , Siuion hitt brother, 283.
Teyt, Walt.r, 45.
Thame, Tuhaine [eo. Oxford], church of, 387.
lettera patent dated at, 6.
abbot and roiivent of, 193.
, abbot of, 21u.
Thame, Richard de, 235.
Thames, river, 111, 182, 250, 276, 478, 482,
514.
boats on, 347.
Tliauy. Ste Tany.
Tiiuthmeii, Hugh, late bishop of .Meatb, 12.
Thathnuven>. .See Taney.
That he h', 74.
Thauutri, Bertram de, 4.»2.
Theale, Thele [co. Hertford ?], 145.
Thebaud, Thomas, 15.
See iilso MwxxA.
Theberton [co. Suffolk], 392.
ThecLe, Matilda, countess of, 176.
Thedemers. See Tidnuirsh.
Thetlemershe, Thedmers. See Tedmersb.
Thedric, Hermann son of, 171, 184.
See also Thiidrich.
Theford, Clement de, 349.
, John de, par>ou of Wyrefeld, 354.
Thele. See Theale.
Theleby, John de, 414.
Thelgate. See Telgato.
Theliug, Philip, 213.
Thelnethant [eo Sutfolkl, sno
r.tfr <l.-. •i'Ki.
Theodor*-, VVilliam son nt'. ••►•I run^'c. 4 >■, 4?».
rherle«ind (jeoffre_>. •")l{^.
Thesedal, Thomas de, IS.
Thestiwardssergant, Richard, 103.
Thetford, Teford [eo. Norfolk], St. Mary's,
prior of, 480.
, , prior and convent of, 439.
, Vincent, prior of, 266,419.
, leters patent dated at. 154, l.")5, 202.
Thetesworth. Sec Telsworth.
Theydeu Lessington, co. Essex, 92.
Thiard, Geoffrey, 425.
Thickhead, or Thicket, Thickeheved [co.
York], 165.
, prioress an«l nuns of, 165, 427.
Thidolvesside. .See Tilshead.
Thikesor [Tixover, co. Rutland], 163.
Thikhevetl. See Thickhead.
Thilingdoune, Tillingiloune, co. Kent, 351,
360.
Thinielby. Thimbleby [co. Lincoln], 248.
Thindon. .See Fintdon.
Thingden. .Sec Finrdon.
Thirkleby. Thurgelby [co. York], 517.
Thirsk, Tresk [eo. York], 95, 121.
letters patent dated at, 442, 467.
Thlammays (Llanfaes, Anglesea), church of,
72.
See Llanfaes.
Thlangernou. .Sec Llangerniw.
Thlangoithlau. .See Llangollen.
Thlaiihiigelyn. Sir Lhiuwchllyn.
iblanurrust. See Llaurwbt.
6p4
aENERAL INDEX.
■nilowargu.*, David son of. 521.
Sff alio I.lvwarch.
Thioil, Krnr.i'n, 34.3.
Set- liloyd.
Thouias, fiirl of Comwiill, cliancellor of
Henry II., 501.
Thoma.*, Adam son of, 88.
, AloxandiT sou of, de Shiickesburgh,
475.
. , ap Kirith ap Gwyn, 3 J 3.
Brian son of, 97.
GcoflFrcy son of, de Autrive, 199.
, Eynou son of, 121.
, John son of, 89, 398, 406 (2), 413,
437, 4 10, 487, 488, 522.
, , de Maguii Fransham, 143.
Leonard son of, 286.
, , de Bickerinji, 179.
, Reginald son of, del Tuuge, 48.
, Richard son of, 436.
Roald son of, 178.
, Rob<Tt son of, le Provost, 97.
son of Wyon, 121.
son of Otto, Joan daughter of, and
Matilda her sister, 180.
son of Walter son of Albricus, Erne-
burga wife of, 412.
, Thomas son of, de Ilurthwrth, 518.
, Walter son of, de Kilmelog, 337.
Thomasman, Robert, 62.
Thonenv, Bartholomew de, 130.
Thony. See Tony.
Thorcber, Monaldus, 69.
, Peter his brother, 69.
Thore, Alaa son of Richard, 22.
Thoresby, Hugh son of William de, 262.
, Peter de, 504.
Thorgrym, John, 15.
Thoriton, Alexander de, canon of Frithelstok,
277.
Thorlakeston See Thurloxton.
Thorlakeston, Philip de, 373.
Thormeston. See Thurmaston.
Thorn [co. Devon], 331.
Thornage, Thornegge, co. Norfolk, 463.
, letters patent dated at, 155, 323.
Thornberg, John de, 250.
Thombury [co. Gloucester], 350.
, church of, 17.
Thomdon, Thomedon [co. Essex], Ranulph,
parson of, 445, 456.
Thomdon, John de, 85.
Thornebrigge, co Surrey? chace of, 90.
Thomebury. See Thombury.
Thomedon. See Thorndon.
Thoraegg. See Thornage.
.Tiometon. See Thoruton.
lomey [co. Cambridge], abbot and monks,
473.
..., abbot of, 369.
Tan .., abbey of, 232, 244.
Thorugham, William de, 50 1.
Thornham, co. Norfolk, 490.
[co. Norfolk], 222.
Thornholin [co. Lincoln], prior and convent
of, 197.
, Thomas, prior of, 512.
Thornhuli, John de, 468.
Thorntoft, John de, 411.
, William de, and Robert his brother,
411.
Thornton [co. Leice.ster], 445.
, CO. Gloucester, park of, 101.
in Spaldinggemor [co. York], 363.
-upon number, or Thoruton [co. Lin-
coln], abbot and convent of, 122, 466,
480.
, prior and convent of, 387.
, Walter de Hotoft, abbot of, 383.
, Thomas de Ponte, prior of, elected
abbot, 387.
[co. York?], letters patent dated at,
491.
Thornton, Thorneton, Alan de, 20.
.Gilbert de, 134, 136, 210, 344, 398,
400, 401, 451, 455, 457, 488, 512, 518,
520.
, John de, 439, 498.
, Roger de, and Isabella his wife, 225,
365.
, Roger de, 237.
, Thomas de, 119.
, Walter de, 439, 497.
, William de, 198, 385, 387.
Thorp, CO. Northampton, 1.
, market at, 1.
, fair at, 1.
, chapel of, 415.
, CO. Norfolk, 200.
, CO. Nottingham, 446.
[by Northampton], 442.
by Rothewelle Hay, co. York, 305.
, Edemere, co. Leicester, 458.
Thorp, Thrope, Trop, Torp, Edmund de, 154,
373, 377.
, John de, 89, 432, 4.^4.
, Master Robert de, 204, 253, 336, 398,
404, 422.
, Roger son of Robert de, 172.
, Simon de, 371, 385, 446.
, William de, 371.
, William son of Simon de, 47.
Thorp Edmer, William son of Hugh de, 385.
Thorpel. See Torpel.
Thorperlegh, Richard de, 125.
Thorre. See Torre.
Thorrington, Thurinton [co. Essex], 283.
Thorwald the knight, envoy of Eric, king of
Norway, 322.
Thory, Geoffrey, 510.
Threngeston, Alan de.and Robert his brother,
46.
GENERAL INDEX.
685
Threseweton [Threxton, co. Norfolk?]. 90.
Thriplow, Trippolawe [co. Cambridge], 288.
Throcking, Trocking [co. Hertford], 486.
Throkemanton, William de, 11.
Thrower, Williaru le, 49, 50.
Thudricli, Walter, 75.
See also Thedric.
ThurcK.ston, Thurke'.elston [co. Leicester],
29.
Thurgelby [ Thirkleby, co. Vork?],5I7.
Thurger, William, 153.
I huriiiton. See Thorrington.
Thurketelston. See 'rhurcaston.
Tburkil, Kobert, ami Johu bis brotber, 205.
Thurkill, Baitholomew, 45.
Tburkiud, Kicbard, 45.
'I'burlbv, Tbuilcby [co. Liacoln], 466.
Tburlebt r, -Matilda de, 57.
Tburloxton, Tborlakeston [co. Somerset], 373.
Tburniaston, Tbormeston [co. Leicester], 324.
Tburueston. See Tuiweston.
Tburrock, Turrock [co. Essex], 414, 439.
, West [co. Essex], church of, 362.
Thurs, Kicbard de, 386.
Thurston, Scotland, letters patent dated at,
439.
Thrope. See Thorpe.
Tihberton? Tinberdene [co. Worcester], 499.
Tibbam, John de, 274.
Tihot. See Tibotot.
Tibotot, Tibbotot, Tibetot, Tybotot, Tibot,
Kobert de or Kohert, justice of West
Wales, 84,283,351,354,306, 372, 412,
414, 416, 430, 458, 402, 40'J, 481.
, Kobert, kut., 481.
Tibshelf, Tybeclu-lt, co. Derby, 87.
Tiby, Tyby, Kobert, 233, 239, 246.
Ticehurst, Taebehurst, co. Kent, 351.
Tichewell, Iluj^h de, 174.
Tickbill, Tikebull [co. Vorkj, 123, 278, 470.
gate of the castle of, 353.
ciistle and honor of, 54.
, king's mursli of, 437.
Tid, CO. Cambriilge, 203, 282, 286.
Tidenham, Tudenhum [co. Gloucester], 517.
Tideswell [co. Derby], 43, 60.
letters patent dated at, 385, 4o7.
Tidmarsh, Thedemers [co. Horks], 202.
Tikebull. See Tykebull.
Tikesourr, Ueginuld de, 204.
Tilbury, 'I'libery, Tillebiry, co. Essex, 296,
436, 496.
TilemaD'ito-i. .Sep Tilinanston.
Tilio. See TyUc.
Tillebrok. Nta.oter (iuy de, parson of IIonytoD,
167.
Tillebury, Tillebery. Deny* de, 339, 340, 440,
496.
Tillere, .MattbeiT le, 409.
TiUio. See lylio.
Tilly, Tylly, Robert son of Ralph de, 329.
, Tboraan, 234.
.SVe also Tylye.
TilmanstoD, Tilemmston, Tylemanstou, Sir
Kofjer de, 337, 431, 466, 520.
Tilney, c(». Norfolk, 318.
Tilshead, Tydolveshyde [co. Wilts], church
of, 38, 487.
Tiltou, Master Roger de, 79.
Timbremongre, John le, 199.
Tinberdene [Tibberton, co. Worcester?], 499.
Tiudale, CO. Northumberland, 346.
, liberty of, 29.
, king's land of, 430.
, king's baililf of, 395.
Tineleside, co. Cumberland, chace in, 209.
Tiueuiuth. See Tynemouth.
Tingewyk, Tyngewik, Tyngewych, John do,
130, •i82, 470.
, Geoffrey de, 214.
Tint;igel, John, 429.
John de, 442.
Tinterne, brother Nicholas de, 12.
Tii)perary, Tiperari, 372, 373.
Tipperary, co., 37, 257.
, sheriff of, 201.
Tirburn'. See Kilmore.
Tirintou, church of, 483.
Tiron, T^run, Fnince, abbot of, 130, 352.
Tirt, Richard, 1-13, 144.
Tisbury, Tissebury [co. WilU], 382.
Tissebury. See Tisb.iry.
Tistur, John son of Geoffrey le, 161.
Titcbfield, Tychefeld [co. H;iuts], 157.
abbot and convent of, 157, 336.
Tithe, 191, 402.
Titnesoveres, Thomas de, 21*6.
Tittele, Tjttelec, William de, 456, 514,517,
521.
Tittesworth, Thetesworth [co. Stafford], 137.
Tixover, Thikesor [co. Rutland], 163.
Tobosoygnc, Richard, 312.
Tobyns, John, 489.
Tockinj;ton, Tokynton, co. Gloucenter, 139.
Tod, Ualph, 145.
Toft [co. Lincoln], 481.
[co. Lincoln?], church of, 463, 496.
Tort, l.subella de, 51ti.
Elena, Joan and Margery, daughters
of Isabella, 511.
, Ko^er de, aiiaa Richerus de, 511.
Toft .Monks, co. Norfolk, 325.
Toftes, Adam do, 441.
, KogiT de, justice to deliver Norwich
gaol, 23, 80, 88. 260, 261, 283-287,
405.
Tokynton. Sec Tockington.
Tokynton. .Matthew de, 155.
ToUe, John. 33.
Tollvsbury [co. Essex], church of, 804.
G8(;
GENERAL INDEX.
Toll^huntc 0«Tnon. co. Essex, U4.
ToluKO. Srr 'r<iiilousc.
Tolj. Thoma«, 126.
Tolvmer. (fooffr.y, 3.11.
Tomb of St. K<linnni), tint's for weights and
iiioasiires pi\i'n to decoration of, 178.
Tombr.ipjre. Srr Tuiibridge.
Touewtll, Kalp»i do. lu3.
ToDT, Touncv, Tounv.Toni, Thony, IJivlph de,
4.3, 16:. 164.' 271, 274, 27.5, 279, 293,
317.
retronillii dc, 20.
Top. IKiiry, 153.
Topshaiii, TDpesliuin [co. Devon], port of,
2'1,811.
Torel, A!ice wife i.f William, 335.
TtTDemir', Turnemyre, Master William de,
late nia-ter ot the money, 11, 111.
Torp. See Thorp.
Torpel, Thorpel, co. Northampton, 114, 421.
letters patent dated at, 384, 385, 387,
388.
Torre, Thorre [co. Devon], abbot of, 16.
, abbot and convent, 162, 242, 243.
, Nicholas de la, 153.
Torsy, Walter, 215, 217.
Tort, Thomas, 408.
Totenbam, William de, 1, 4.
Totcpeny, William, 279.
Toth, Robert, 145.
Toiham [co. P's.sx], letters patent dated at,
322, 3-23, 332.
Tothill, Tutele, Tuttele, co. Lincoln, 432,
465.
Totnes, Totteneys [co. Devon], 458, 514.
Toucestre, Hugh de, 191.
Touch', Alan, 97.
Toucheby. See Toutheby.
Toulouse, 78, 362.
Toune, William son of William atte, 161.
Touny. See Tony.
Tourk, Jacob le, 224.
Tournais ? Tunioys, Brabant, 431.
Tours, Robert abbot of the greater monastery
of, 475.
Tousi, Henry, 4C4.
Toutheby, Benedict de, 29.
, Gilbert de, 418.
, Philip de, 319.
Tower of London. See London.
Towns, newly laid out. See Winchelsea,
Ihamme, Gotowre.
, taken into the king's hand, 423.
.... ... See London, Sandwich, York.
, granted at farm, 62, 217.
common of pasture in, 24.
, collection of tallage in, 23.
, regrators in, 25.
protection for burgesses and artificers
of, 29, 69.
, preventing a market being held, 37.
Town* — cnnt.
restitution of mayoralty, 70.
, royal assent to the election of mayors
after they have performed fealty, 77.
, 500/. fine on Bristol for contempt,
178, 184.
I):irtition of waste, 200.
, commission as to quarrel between the
archbishop and citizens of Canterbury
touching market stalls, 289.
, nuisance of coal smoke to be abated,
296.
restitution to abbot and convent of
Thorney of 2()s. a year from the town-
ships of Alwalton and Fletton, which
the abbot used to receive towards the
100s. farm paid by him for the hun-
dred of Normancross, 473.
Tracy, Matild.i, 106.
TiaiUy, Walter, 235.
Tralee [Traylli, co. Kerry ?], murage for, 236
Trattemuth, Tridermude, Dulekin de, Aukelin
de, 171, 205.
, Dulcinus de, 184.
Travers, John le, 205.
, Laurence, 317.
Traylli. See Tralee.
Treasure trove, 504.
Tredegold, Walter, 307.
Tredington-upon-Stour [co. Worcester], let-
ters patent dated at, 424.
Treeuge[Tring, co. Hertford?], Gilbert, parson
of, 267.
Tref berneth under Breydin, 343.
Tregonek, 225.
Tregony, Nicholas, sub-prior of Merton, to be
prior, 488, 490.
Tregory, Nicholas de, prior of Merton, 490.
See also Tregony.
Tregoz, Mabel wife of John, 302.
, John, 271, 452, 454.
Trehainpton, Ralph de, 124.
Treiagu, John, 265.
Treiaku, John de, 255.
Treiuge, Nicholas de, 237.
Trelosk, Trellosk, Andrew de, 3, 225, 522.
Trematon, Trementon, co. Cornwall, park of,
41.
Trementon. See Trematon.
Trenchard, William, 458.
Trent, justice for forest this side. See Le
Sirange, Tany.
, forest beyond, justice of. See Vescy.
, beyond, justice, 479.
, escheator this side. See Bray.
escheator beyond. See Norman ville,
Harlegh.
, weirs on, 407.
, , free fishery in, 520.
Treour, Philip le, and Joan his wife, 297.
Tresk. See Thirsk.
GENERAL INDEX.
687
Tresk', Robert de. 76, 209.
Trcuedine.ston, Ireland, pontage for, 169.
Truiim. See Trim.
Trevan [Wales], 401, 512.
Treverbin. Walter de, 239.
Trevern [ I'reweru, co. Deubigh?], 67.
, l>-iters patent dated at, 67.
Tre/cyi'hyii, 45'J.
Trevor. Thomas le, 31.
Trewclove, i'lionias, 152.
Treweru. See Trevern.
Treyll>, Walter de, 486.
Tre}Iurk, Andrew de, 512.
Tribel, Nicholas, 118.
William, 118.
Tricche, Wiliium, 464.
Tridermu<le. -SVe Tratttrmuth.
Tridermu<le, 205.
Trijr', John, 45.
Waller, 96, 209.
Trikingham, Alexander de, 49, 91, 95.
, blaster Hugh de, 245.
Trillawe. See Trillowe.
TriUe, Robert, 40.
Trillegh, Trillek, I rilleyk, in Netherwent,
Wales, 351, 359.
Trillet, Rol)ert de, 130.
Trilleyk. .S>p Trillegh.
Trillowe, TriiluAc, Philip de, 247, 519.
Trim, Treum, Trum, Trym, co. Meatb,
Ireland, church of, 61, 68.
, William, canon of St. Mary's, 248.
murage for, 336.
Tring.Treenge [co. Hertford], Gilbert, parson
of, 267.
Tripoli, bi.Mhop of. See Pynea.
Trippelawe. .See Thriplow.
Trirolitanum. See Tripoli.
Tri.steMcrmod. .SVe Castle Dermot.
Tritegteldennot. See Castle Dermot.
Trocking. .SVe Throcking.
Tronage of Lincoln, 404.
Tront, Henry, 249.
Trop. .See Thorpe.
Tropinel, Edmund, 435.
Trosford, William de, 315.
Trosselove. See Trusselove.
Trot, (Jilbert, 284.
Troubrigg. See Trowbridge.
Trous. See Trov7§e.
Trowbridge, Troubrigg, co. SomefBet, chace
of, 4.'.H.
Trowell [co. Nottingham], 94.
Trowell, Robert du, 93.
, William de, 93.
Trowi,e, TrouH, co. Norfolk, 222, 341.
Truda, Giles son of, .'J22.
Trudy man, Henry, 510. •
Trum. See Trim.
Trumpe, Ralph, 31.
, , Simon his son, 31.
N'igel son of Simon, 31, 32.
John son of Nigel, 31, 32.
Trumpcton, Trumpenton,l'eter de, and Matilda
his wife, 21u.
Roger de, 11, 239, 246.
Trumpiiigton, Trumpiton, co. Cambridge.
415.
Nicholas, parson of, 415.
(jiUs son of Roger de, 415.
Trumpytou, (Jiles de, 434.
.See also Trumpeton.
Tnisliare, Trusstliare, William. 61, 94.
Trusseharo. See Triishare.
Trussel, Roysia, 15.
Trusselovc. Trosselove, Richard, 40.
Uobei-t, 144.
Trubtmor, Ireland, 51.
Trym. See Trim.
Tuace, Roger, 1 12.
Tuaui, archbishopric of, 194.
, William archbishop of, 324, 381.
Tuchot, Thomas, 265.
Tudiniiani, Tudeluim, Tudliam, Henry de,274.
, Roger de, 140.
... William de, 263, 355, 371.
Tudeiihain. Sff Tidenham.
Tu ler, Amadok, 343.
ap Groniio, 343.
, Richus ap, 517.
Tughall [co. Northumberland], 64.
Tuicham. See Twithain.
Tuitham. See Twitham.
Tuke, Walter, 265.
Tulhus. See Tuluse.
Tulle. William, 65, 206.
Tuluse, Tulhus, Roger or Roger de, 103, 104.
140.
Tumbrell and pillory, 200, 206.
Tuubriilge, Toiiebrugge, Tuuebrigge, CO.
Kent, 94, 351, 476.
, castle and honor of, 352, 360, 361.
, i)rior of, 476.
Tuuge, William' son of Benedict del, 48.
, William son of Theodore del, 48.
Reginald sou of Thomas del, 48, 49.
Henedict son of Roger del, 49.
Tunstall. Gilbert de. 487.
Tuustall [co. York], 189.
I Tuiistead, Timsted, co. Norfolk, 113.
, church of, 1 13.
Tunsted, William son of Walter de, 43.
I
I Tur, Turr\, Turri, Thomas Klys de la, 803,
' 3I»H.
' Turaldi, John, 138.
Turbervill, Turbervyll, 'Turbcvill, Geoffrey de,
I 461.
Hugh de, 79. 83, 85, 91. 184. 211,
230, 253, 267, 30l, 367. 368, 393.
GENERAL INDEX.
TiirlxTTill, &c. — eon'.
Hugh iK'.conntftbleof the castle of La
IkTO, ac".
Uufih dc, ami Jo:in his wife, 4J3.
, Thoniim (!>•, '-'-JO.
Turhiit, Uohcrl, 117.
Tun-bile. See Turville, Turberville.
Turf, right to dig in anciiiit douu-sne, 208.
Turj:esius, Heury liou of, de Stokes Aubeny,
101.
Turgot, Anketil, -143.
Turk, Hobert, .^rT.
Turuccurt, Henry, 97.
WiUiain, 3J0.
Turneujyre. See Tornemire.
Turner, Peter le, 34'J.
Roger le, 215.
, Thomas le, 144.
Turnoys, Brabant, 431.
Turpiu, Johu, 304, 315, 331.
Turri. See Tur.
Turrok. See Thurrock.
Turry, John, 299.
Thomas Ells de, 303.
See also Tur.
Turs, Thomas, 310.
Turvile, Turevile, Peter de, 1 88.
, Richard de, 235.
Turvill, Turevill, Robert de, master of the
Knights Templars in England, 19, 20,
77, 251, 293, 296, 399.
Turweston, Thurueston, co. IJuckingham,
417.
Tutbury, Tuttebury [co. Stafford], 385.
, chapel of St. Marj- in the castle of,
385.
honor of, 235.
T«te, Richard, 384.
Tutele in Lindsey [Tothill?] co. Lincoln,
432.
Tuttebiry, William de, 216.
Tuttele [Tothill, co. Lincoln?], 465.
Tuttenleye, William de, 517.
Tuyt, John de, 51.
Tweed, river, 429.
Twenge. See Tewin.
Tweuge, Tweng, I^ucy daughter of Robert de,
179, 180, 213.
, Nicholas de, 490.
, Robert de, 196.
Twitham, Tuitham, co. Kent, 361.
Twiverton, Twyverton, co. Somerset, 101, 140.
Twyngge. See Tewin.
Twynham. See Christehurch.
Twynsted, William, 245.
Twyselton, Walter de, 239.
Twyverton. See Twiverton.
Tyays. See Tyeys.
Tybechelf. See Tibshelf.
Tybotot. See Tibotot.
Ty bourne, Tyburn, 173.
Tybsedaii, 31.
Tycheburn,.Iohn de, 122.
Tychefold. Sre Titchfield.
Tychefeld, Richard de, 15.
Tyd. See Tid.
Tydcswell. See Tideswell.
Tydolveshide. See Tilshead.
Tydolveshyde, Henry de, 327.
Tye, William de la, 284.
Tyejs, Tyays, Andrew le, 489.
, Baldwin le, 245.
, Franco le, 116.
, Henry, 273.
, John le, 440, 468.
TyflFord, William de, 120.
Tykehull. See Tickhill.
TykehuU, Tikehull, John de, 72.
, Nicholas de, 158.
William de, 337, 492.
Tylemaueston. See Tilmanston.
Tylio, Tilio, Tillio, Master Arualdus Lupi or
Lupy de, 289, 303, 308, 462, 463.
Burgasius de, 462.
Tylton, John de, 227.
Tylye, Matilda daughter of William, 512.
, Adam de, 512.
See also Tilly.
Tynache, Tynagh, James, 109.
, Lapus, 179, 232, 337, 409.
Tynachi, James, merchant of Florence, 233.
Tyndale. See Tindale.
Tyndale, John de, 463.
, Thomas de, 392.
, William de, 414.
Tynemouth, Tinemuth, co. Northumberland,
453.
, prior of, 453.
Tyngehurst, Peter de, 50.
Tyngewjch, Tyngewyk. See Tiugewyk.
Tynghurst, William de, abbot of Stanlegh in
Wilts, 250.
Tyrun. See Tiron.
Tysoe, Tysho [co. Warwick], 394.
Tysum, Thomas, 86.
Tyttelee. See Tittele.
Tyversand, Robert, 297.
Tywe, Joan de, 8.
Tywyngge. See Tewin.
u
Ubbeston, John de, usher of the king's
chamber, 67, 233, 245.
, Matilda de, 85.
Uberti, Duracius, 250.
See Huberti.
Ucheldre, Hugheldref, Huweldref [co. Mont*
gomery], 396, 457,
GENERAL INDEX.
689
irdde8toD, O.ldeston, Odeston, E'ias de, 4r<, 48.
, abduction of his wife, 208.
Udlestun, Johu de, 246.
Uffington [co. Btrks], letters patent dated
at, 423.
Uffington. See Offington.
Uffintcn. See Uffington.
Ufford [co. Northampton], church of 432,
442.
Ufford, Master John de, bishop of Enachdune,
59, 129.
, Robert de, justiciary of Ireland, 1, 18,
51, 52, 74, 163, 323, 352, 383, 475.
Robert de, 475.
, Margaret his daughter, 475.
Ufton? Ulghton. Oluftou, co. Warwick, 118,
382,384.
Ugborough, Uggebenve [co DeTon], 78.
Uggebrok, Alan, 141, 200.
Uiey, Iwelegh [co. Gloucester], 280. •
Ulghton. See Ufton.
.^r, Ulghton, Thomas son of Gervase de, 382.
Ullesby, Adam de, 509.
fi^ Ulster, lands in, 68.
Ulverscroft, Ulvescroft [co. Leicester], prior
of, 29.
, prior and canons of, 40.
Umframvill, Uuifraunvill, Umlraviil, Gilbert
de, 29.
, , earl of Anegos, 206.
, William de, 65, 206.
Umhagh, Henry de, 333.
Uncle, Walter, 37, 267, 314.
Underberewe, Andrew, 287.
Underwater, John, 97, 99.
Underwode, Nicholas, 53, 121.
Unstone ? Hunsedon [co. Derby], 41.
Upaven, Henry de, parson of Caumpeden,
108.
Upavon, Upaveue [co. Wilts], 208.
Upluatham, Huplithum, co. York, 99, 105.
Uplythum. See Upleatham.
Upmelecumbe. .See Melcomb.
Uppehull, John, 302.
Upston, Walter de, 255.
Upton, Upton [co. Berks], 338.
[co. Northampton], 421.
, chapel of, 415.
Upton, Noble, co. Somerset, 203.
Upton, Hugh de, 101.
, Juliana wife of William de, 204.
Upwere [Ware, Upper, co. Hertford ?], 145.
Urbe, Master .John do, 493.
Urebfont, Ercheffunte [co. Wilt.s], 483.
Urry, Richard 152.
, Stephen, 489.
Urtiaco, Henry d<', 272, 4 JS.
, Walter de, 354.
Use. See Uuse.
Useflet. See Ouiefleet.
Usk and Ciirlion, honor of, 859.
,* /■ 65014,
/
Usk, Wales, 351, 359.
Usser, Ussher, John le, 494.
, Richard le, 521.
, Roger le, and Idonia his wife, 238.
Simon le, 34o, 424.
, Master Thomas le, 480.
See a/so H ussher.
Uston, Ralph de, 29.
See also f^uston.
Utlagh, John, 21.
Utrecht, Utrig, Utrit, 184, 205.
Utrit, Hermann sou of Gerard de, 205.
Uvereholm. See Holm.
Vaal, Walter son of GeofTrey del, 127.
See also Val.
Vabadon, Ralph de, 160.
Vache, Richard de la, 80, 192.
Vacher, John le, 93.
, William le, 498.
Vado Petroso. See Stony Stratford.
i Vagabonds, commissions as to, 66, 256.
Vagh', Joan wife of Gilbert le, 125.
Christina her daughter, 125.
Vaghan, Waghan, David, 121.
, Hoel, 14.
Ithel. 343.
, Keuewrek, 121.
, Meiler, 121.
, Robert, 343.
Yervorth, 121,343.
Vaillant, John, 285.
Val, W: Iter du, mayor of Winchester, admis-
sion of, 196.
See also Vaiil.
Vale-Rojal [co. Chester], 32.
abbey of, !13.
abbot of, 32, 62, 66, 69, 137, 169,
223.
Robert, a lay brotln-r of, sometime
escheator of Chester, 391.
: Sec also Valle Ri-gali.
, letters patent deted at, 74.
Valencia, Agnes de, 227. 252, 269,270,302,
304, 316, 391, 413, 4 19.
, Joan wife of William do, 53, 121,
299. .l.'JO, 39^, 424.
, U iilian« lie, earl of Pembroke, the
king's uncle, 30, H3, 4-*, 53, 82, 121.
126, 145, 233, 2 «7, 240, 242, 251-253.
2f.l, 277. 299, 311. 312, 32K, 3:10, 340,
34"), 375, 398, 440, 148, 452, 467, 463,
46:), 472. 480. 510, 5i2, 513.
VbUth, Nicholas de, 427.
Valoyns, Robert alian William de. 409.
Vttlejs. See Wuleys.
X .\
GiHJ
GENERAL INDEX.
Valle, John de. 49?.
Philip de, 493.
Kohcrt de. 8, 17, 107, 252, 331. 857.
, WnltiT do, 51.
, , major of Winchester, 47.
Valle Crucis [co. Denbigh], abbot and convent
of, 73. 82, 117, 1.50.
Valle Dei, de. Src Vaudey.
Valle Kepali, Robert de, escheator in co,
C'htstor. 391. 429, 471.
Vallet, Thomas, 95,
Vallibus, Catherine de, 346.
.John de, justice in oyre, 18, 22,42,
43. 69, 78. 85, 86, 89, 96, 100, 111,
112, 122, 129, 140, 152, 160, 167, 174,
187, 197, 200, 201, 207, 209, 213, 216,
220, 223, 243, 255-257, 259, 264, 266,
28-.>, 325, 363, 366, 369.
, Roarer de, V.5, 286,
, William de, 435.
Valloigiies, Gunnora de, 371.
Valoignes, Robert de, 42.
, Waresius de, 472.
, , Master Peter his brother, 472.
, William de, 472.
Vaudey, abbot of, 186, 299, 439.
, abbot and convent of, 491.
Vans Alexander le, 341.
John de, 89.
, William le, 517.
Vavasour, Vavasur, Vavasseur, Vavazur,
Vavessur, John le, 88.
, Jordan le, 338.
, William le, 13, 157, 185, 237, 846,
261, 265, 383, 461.
Vedue, Emma la, 178.
Veel, Vel, Robert le, 147, 353, 363.
Veer, Hugh de, 240, 246, 362, 376, 466, 503.
, Robert de, earl of Oxford, 97, 234,
301,416.
, , Alice his wife, 173.
, Robert de, 301.
Vel. See Veel.
Velyn, Philip, 450.
Vene, Roger de la, 145.
Venele, Geoffrey de la, 95.
Veneter, Vyueter, John le, 219.
Richard le, 400.
See a?so Vintner.
Venis'in reserved in a grant of a park, 164.
V'enoyz, Matthew de. knt., 188.
Vento, Society of Beltrameni, de, 261.
, Huberlinus de, 261.
Ventrer. See Veutrer.
Venur, Alexander le, 421.
, Alice wife of Thomas le, 99.
, Henry le, 93.
, Henry son of Adam le, 95.
, Johnle, 95, 173.
, Richard le, 168, 170, 355.
Venur — cont.
, Robert le, 403, 455.
, William le, 365.
Vonyot, Hermann, 205,
Verdon, Verdun, Adam, 97.
, Matilda de, 78.
Nicholas de, 168.
, Robert de, 81, 143, 159, 209.
, Roger de, 443.
, Theobald de, constable of Ireland, 57,
60. 77, 87, 131, 132, 134, 157, 172, 248,
317, 326, 354, 355, 431, 449, 452, 454,
478,492, 503.
, Thomas de, 131, 157.
, Thomas, 97.
, William, 97.
Verly, William de, 324.
Verney, Verny, Henry de, 223.
, John de, 18, 275.
, Master John de, 19.
Vernoun, Vernun, John, 475.
, Richard de, 470.
, Richard his son, 47C.
, Robert de, 270.
Vernoyl, Henry de, 390.
Versis, Reymond de, 4.
Vescy, Vesci, Agnes de, 76, 277.
, Isabella wife of John do, 375, 382,
409, 410,474, 476.
, John de, Secretarius Regis, justice of
the forest this side Trent, brother of
William de, 8, 10-12, 24, 64, 114, 115,
145, 175, 177, 222, 229, 289, 320-322,
340, 347, 356, 427, 505, 507.
, John de, creditors of, 320, 356.
, John de, knt., late secretary and coun-
cillor of the king, 347.
, John de, constable of Scarborough
Castle, 320.
, John de son of William de, justice of
forest this side Trent, 427, 505, 507.
, , son of William de, appointed
justiciary of Ireland, 385, 388.
, William de, justice of the forest be-
yond Trent, afterwards justiciary of
Ireland, 179, 181, 215, 220, 222, 252,
320, 330, S40, 365, 372, 375, 382, 385,
387, 388, 391, 397, 401, 402, 405, 414,
416, 438, 446, 4'J2, 507.
, William de, appointed justiciary of
Ireland, 385, 387, 388.
, William, brother of John, 222.
Vesk, Alice, 208.
, Robert, 107, 208.
, , Joan his wife, 208.
Veteri Monasterio, Richard de, 404.
Veteri Ponte, Nicholas son of Robert de, 29.
Veteri Terra, Master Robert de, 5 1 3.
Veutrer, Roger le, 143.
Veyle, John la, 274.
See also Vyel.
Veym, John le, 474.
GENERAL INDEX.
691
Veaano, Master Giffred de, canon of Caiubray,
clerk of the pop^'?. chamber, pupal
nuncio and agent for the business of
the Holy Land, 226, 227, 231, 244,
494,495.
Vian. See Vienne.
Vicia, Master Bejamund de, 30, 241, 321.
Master Ba)aniiind de, pope's nuncio
for Scotland, 241.
... , Ma.ster Bajmund de, canon of Este,
321.
Vice, Master Peter Amaldi de, 357.
..., Paganel de, 496.
Vienna, Vienne, Vieiie, Vyenna, Vian, Hugh
de, 120. 174, 207, 324, 480, 508.
, John de, 240, 424.
John de, king's pantier, 381.
, Sir Luke de, 303, 308, 330, 346, 376,
514, 515.
Vigerus, John, 21.
Vigia, William de, 354.
Vik'. See VVichio.
Vileroye, John de, esquire, attorney of Ed-
ward I., 6.
Vilers, Geoffrey de, 97.
John de, 34.
Villa, William de, 356.
Villa Alvredi, John son of Nicholas de,
380.
Villa Franca, Conrad de, canon of Liege, 226.
Villeins, 383, 415.
Vilur, Matthew le, 9.
Vincent, Vyncent, Kichard, 105, 112.
Vinege, William de la, 15.
Vintner, Henry the, .179.
, Adam the, 379.
See Veneter.
Virgilii, Muster Fulk, 319.
Virly, Henry, 314.
Vives or Vivus, Aaron son of, Jew of Edmund
the king's brother, sfi, 350, 379.
son of Mosseus, Hagin son of, 4.
Auntera wife of, 366.
Vivon', John de, 389.
Vivonia, Joan de, 409, 481.
Voidance of abbeys, king's right during,
79, 122, l.<5, l(i2, 2-.^2. 471.
fines paid for exenuition frotu king's
right during, 75, 146, 150, 338.
Volator, William, called, canon of Bayeux,
348, 428.
Voleye, Henry de la, 131.
Voile, Thomas, 43.
Volta, Giles de, 79.
VoyI, David, 343.
Vulpelli. Labrus, 394, 4H4.
Vyel, John, 281.
See also Veyle.
Vyehir, Nicholas Ic, 204, 2u5.
Vyenna. See \'icuna.
Vyker, Simon sou of Henry Ic, 94.
Vykio, Vik". See Wichio.
Vyllard, John, 342.
Vyncent. See Vincent.
Vyneter. See Veneter.
w
Wabay, Master Gunfrid, burgess of, 21.
Wabrunne, William de, 521.
See Wey bourne.
Waccliu. See Wasceliu.
Wachet, William, 37.
Wadde, Adam, 454.
Waildesdon, Wottesdon, co. Buckingham,
church of, 483.
Wadding, Edmund, 283.
Wade, Master Henry, the queen's cook, 29,
52, 70, 157, 179, 239.
, Ivo, 255.
, John, 153.
Thomas, 118.
William, 47.
Wadeworthe, Hugh de, 84.
Wndsworth [co. York], letters patent dated
at, 427.
Wafre, Mabel la, abbess of Godstow, 108.
Robert, 305.
Waghan. See Vagban.
WahuU, See Odell.
Wake, Baldwin, 20, 30, 35, 40, 44, 52, 53,
163.
, Godwin, 400.
Hawisia wife of Baldwin, 38, 53, 160,
163, 180, 182.
, Joan wife of John. 445.
, John son and heir of Baldwin, 30, 86,
180, 182, 302.
, Ralph, 253.
Wakcriiig [co. Essex], 145.
, (ireat, co. Essex, 64.
, church of, 415.
Littlo, CO. Essex, 64, 304.
Wakcrley [co. Northampton], church of, 385.
Wakerleya, I'cter de, 82.
WaUerswick, Walberdcsw;!-, co. Suffolk, 42.
Walburiie. See Welborne.
Walcott, WaKcote [co. Worcester], 482.
Walda. Sir Weald.
Walda, Simon de, 1 20.
, Richard de, 235.
Waldegrave, Richard de, constable of the
T<.wer. 54, fiO, 229, 201, 384,
Walden. Humphrey ile, 4<'S.
, Robert de, 220.
Waldeshef, .Mm do, 486.
, Richnr<l de. 433.
Roger de, warden of the Hospital of
St. .John of Jerusalem in Wali-s, 14.
X X 2
002
GENERAL INDEX.
Wald.xhcft. IJi.-hanl .l.-. '213.
WiiMiiiirf'-M. U':il«lin;;fi.'iiil, L'rmin de, 61, 91.
WnMin^jfielil. Wi.ldingofoud [co. Suffolk],
t»4.
Little [co. Suffolk], 94.
Wiil.lyn. .Vdani, 130, 158.
Wale, itossji. '2\.
Thoums, 2G7.
Walcoote. See Walcott.
Walccote. Peter son of William de, 479.
lUlph de, 97, 99.
, Kichard -k', 292.
Waleden, Ilumpliroy de, 341, 519.
Wnleniouiif, William de, 227.
Walepol, Henry de, 282, 286, 304.
, Master Ralph de, archdeacon of Ely
and bishop of Norwich, 312, 315, 332,
371, 463.
, Robert de and Joan his wife, 287.
, Simon son of Ivo de, 273.
Walerauud, Walerand, Walraund, Edmund,
515.
, Isabella, 72, 117.
John, 462.
, Matilda wife of Robert, 301.
, l{obert son of Robert, an idiot, 4, 117.
, an idiot, 413.
Wales, 3. 13-17, 24, 25, 29, 33, 35, 36, 38, 41,
49, 54, 57-59,63, 64, 66, 67, 69, 73, 76,
78-8(1, 84, 89-92, 94, 96, 98-100, 102,
107, 108, HI, 118, 123, 133, 14G, 149,
160, 168-171, 1 4, 178, 179, 222, 230,
232, 2.52, 253, 202, 266, 268, 269, 271,
274-279, 289,293,295-297, 301,302,
311, 321, 340, 343, 351, 359, 379, 381,
383, 423, 430, 442, 452, 491, 499, 511.
, castles in, 358.
, , issues of archbishopric of York
for, 193.
, chamberlain of. See Abingdon,
Master Richard de.
commonalty of, 419.
, customs of, 161.
, dower of women in, 456.
, forests in, 499.
, justice of. See Grandisono.
, ])uiveyance of victual for, 151.
, kin<> in, 139, 140, 142.
, Lewellin, prince of, 171.
..., outbreaks in, 317.
, young princes of, 71.
, welfare of the princesses of, 321.
, march of, 43, 341, 358, 510.
, money for, 178.
, receiver in, 170.
, the scutage for, 54.
, wool from, 296.
Earl of Lincoln's bailififs and foresters
in, 444.
, recompence, 1,000 marks to the. Earl
of Norfolk, for damages in the war,
149.
Wal«B — eont.
issues of archbishopric of Dublin
applied to walling of towns and castles
in, 149, 170.
.., issues of the king's land in Ireland
applied to like purpose, 149.
, 500/. fine on Bristol applied to, 178,
184.
, war in, 135.
, loan contracted with foreign mer-
chants for the war in, 63.
, West, 283, 340,354.
, , justice in, 356, 398.
Walesby, Robert de, 297.
Walesham, Walsham, Roger de, 282, 286,
304, 318.
Waleton. See Walton.
Waleton, Alice de, 84.
Waleworth. See Walworth.
Waleworth, Henry de, 94, 95.
Waleys, Waleis, Galeys, Walays, Valeys,
Andrew le, 355.
, David le, 205, 249.
, Klias le, 295.
, Eustace le, 461.
, Frathoukle, 252.
, Geoffrey, 97.
, Henry le, ma^'or of London, <, 23,58,
64, 80, 81, 94, 98, 101, 103, 111, 128,
130, 134, 148, 159, 168, 173, 176, 193,
207, 212, 226, 227, 234, 235, 255, 256,
291, 334, 400, 431, 446.
, Ingram le, 252, 365.
, John le, 58, 108, 166, 291.
, Nicholas le, 214.
, Peter le, 2.
, Philip le, 250.
, PoUardus le, 257.
, Ralph de, archdeacon of Wilts, 249.
, Robert de, 425.
, Robert le, 39, 64, 102, 143, 263, 425,
455, 458.
, Roger le, 468, 510.
, Thomas le, 143.
, Walter le, 99.
, William le, 108, 125, 209, 498.
, William le Fiz, 48.
, Master William le, parson of Wythere -
dele, 168.
Walfe, Richard, 45.
Walingeford, Thomas de, canon of Dor-
chester, 10.
Walingfford. iSee Wallingford.
Walingford, Robert de, 428.
, Roger de, 133.
Waliuton, Adam de, 65, 206.
Walkingham, Alan de, justice, 10, 42, 48, 49,
81, 95, 139.
Wall', John de and Hugh his brother, 156.
Walle, Henry de la, 425.
Wallehors, William, 45.
Wallerscoat, Walrescote [co. Chester], 75.
GENERAL INDEX.
693
TFa//iM, &c., commissions de, 115, 139,203,
273, 27G, 282, 298. 309, 318. 320, 329,
330, 390 (4), 395, 399, 4*4, 452.
Wallinglord [co. Borks], 163.
, letters patent dated at, 347.
gaol, 254, 32a, 359.
honour of, 150.
, St. Lucinn. church of, 111.
Wallop, John de, 8.
Walraund. See Waleraund.
Walrescote. See Wallerscoat.
Walsall, Walshaie, co. Stafford, 4! 5, 514.
Wulsam, Robert de, 324.
WalshiUe. See Wal.-iall.
Walsham. See Walesham.
Walsheman, William, 93.
Walshowe, Wellhough, co. Northumberland,
145.
Walsingham, Wausingham, co. Norfolk, 351,
352, 3G0.
, letters patent dated at, 324, 490, 491,
503.
Walsoken, John de, 425.
Walter, Alan son of, le Porter, 510.
, Geoffrey son of, de la Hoke, 23.
, John, 152.
, John son of, 45, 429.
, , de Lilleford, 45.
, de Wrocwardin, 280.
, , le Mercer, 82, 8.0.
, , le Orfevre, 33.
, Nicholas son of, do Chillenhara, 278.
, Philip son of, de Rlakeueyc, 168.
, Richard son of, 88, 281.
.Robert son of, 139, 140, 180, 197,
233, 240, 289, 342, 395.
, , do Hereford, 441.
Roger son of, de Pikering, 48.
, de la Haye, presented to Kymi-
than, 476.
Simon son of, de Pikering, 48.
, son of Albricus, Ernoburga wife of
Thomas son of, 412.
, Stf-phen son of, 12. 238, 416, 497.
William son of, Ic Giucer, 6.
, de Tnnsted, 43.
Walteri, Galtcri, Gwalferii, liariincinus or
Bouruncinus.iiierchiint of I-ucca. 11,17,
27, 29, 37, .19, 57, 63, 70, K3, 107, 109,
166, 170, 176, 193, 197, 213, 313, 471.
Waltliam. .See Walton.
Waltham, co. Lincoln, 452.
, CO. F^Bsex, 218, 235, 444.
forest of, 248.
gaol of, 255.
, half-hundred of, 505..
Holy Cross, abbey of, 232.
, , abbot aiitl convent of, 248.
, abbot of, 103, 266, 482, 505.
, Reginald, abbot of, 260, 4»2.
, , Robert de Kleuton, abbot of, 335.
Waltham— cow/.
Little [co. Essex], 345.
, Assiesheye, wood in, 345.
IJradefeld in, 345.
, I'ymauefeld in, 345.
, Great, co. Kssex, park of, 100.
by-Croxton [co. Leicester], 388.
Waltham, Wautham, John do, 499.
, John de and Matilda his wife, 341.
Miles de, 205.
Master Nicholas de, parson of Ban-
bury, 152, 187.
Nicholas de. prebendary of Lincoln,
187.
, Richard dc, 418.
, Robert de, 423.
Walton, CO. Derby, 87.
in-Kibbesdale [co. Chester?], near
Stanlowe, 63.
, Isle of Ely?, 518.
Waleton [co. Suffolk], 73.
[co. Surrey], church of, 493.
Walton, Gilbert de, 509.
, Thomas sou of Gcrvase de, 118.
, Hugh son of Hugh de 231.
See also Wauton.
Walur, Walter le, 250.
Walwin, Gaweyn, Galwan [co. Pembroke],
castle, barony, and church, 331, 398.
Walworth, Waleworth [co. Surrey], 436.
WalvBshe, Thomas son of Richard Ic, 65.
Wamburg. .See Wanborough.
Wamburn. .See Womhourn.
Wamervill, Adam de, 88.
Wanbcrge. See Wanborough.
Wanborough, Wamburg [co. Wilts], 221.
forest [co. Huntingdon], 430.
Wanden, William de, 312.
Wandesley, Robert de, 344.
Wan<leswrth, John de, 205.
Wanetinge. See Wantage.
Wantage Wanetinge [co. Berks], 181.
, letters patent dated at, 422.
Wantisdcn, Wantesdeu, co. Suffolk, 406.
Wappenham, wood of, 468.
War', (ieoffrey le, 408.
Warn, Richard de, sometime abbot of West-
minster, 416.
See also Ware.
Wanint, John, 49.
Warayn, William, 385.
Warbliiigfoii, W.irblinton, co. Hants, 280.
Warchecopp. See Warcop.
W«rcop,Warchcoppe[co. Westmoreland], 388.
advowson of the church of, 388.
Warcsettle, John de, 213.
Ward, Wanle, Adum, 204.
Hugh, 2.',9.
, Robert de la, 391.
Simon, 461.
OM
GENERAL INDEX.
• VVanlpenov." -111.'.
Wanliiipton, Koger de, 174.
WjinUn. Wiir.lon. co. Ik-dfonl, l)f», 267.
, alihot of, ;172.
, John, abbot of, 371.
Wanlrobo. 1C.4.
, keeper of the. See Luda, William de.
, Great, 27.
, , keeper of. See Insula.
, , deputy keeper of. See Legh.
Wards, orphans of Sandwich, ordinance as to,
345.
Wardships, 30, 37.
Ware [co. Hertford], letters patent dated at,
4Sr), 516.
, the prior of, 516.
, Upper, rpwere [co. Hertford], 145.
Ware, War, Warre, John le, 153, 199.
Kolicrt la, 125.
, Robert le, 153.
, Robert de, 196.
Roger la, 293, 294, 376, 380, 381,
428,467, 475.
, Stephen de, 90.
, William la, 313.
See also War', Wara, Waure.
Wareham, Warhani [co. Dorset], 351.
, letters patent dated at, 334, 335.
, St. Mary's, prior and convent of, 373.
Warenna, Griffin de, 108.
, John de, earl of Surrey, 92, 167, 192,
272, 273, 328, 343, 344, 365, 372, 386,
401, 402, 407, 499, 500.
, William de, the king's kinsman, 173,
214.
, , Joan his wife, 173.
Warenner, Warner, W^arener, Edmund le,
256, 281.
, John le, 102, 346.
, Simon le, 245, 454.
, William le, 464.
Warewik, Warewyk, Warrewyk, John de, 118.
, Nicholas de, 361.
, Richard de, 133.
, Thomas de, 521.
Warham. See Wareham.
Warham, Stephen de, 371.
W^arin, WarjTi, Alice wife of W^illiam son of,
364.
, Fulk son of, 149, 181, 183, 521.
, , de Wytington, 397.
, John, 204.
, Laurence son of, 310, 315.
, , parson of Alwington, 520.
, Peter son of, 77.
William son of, 25, 34, 74,77, 172,
215, 239, 297, 300, 305, 355, 381, 384,
494, 496.
> , eldest daughter of, 498, 499.
, , men of, 34.
, , ship of, 34.
Wariuer. Sec Warener.
Wark, Werk in Tindale [co. Northumber-
land], 386.
Warlingelith, Nicholas de, 103.
Warlingham, Warlyngham, Robert de, 464,
467, 468.
Warminghani, Wenuyngham [co. Chester],
342.
Warminster, Werroynstre [co. Wilts], 216.
W^arner. See Warenner.
Warnington, Master W^alter de, 516.
Warre, 180.
See fl/so Ware.
Warrewyk. See Warewyk.
Warrington ? Werington, Vern' [co. Lan-
caster], 268.
, bridge of, 229.
Warshop. See W'arsop.
W^arshop, Richard son of William de, 394.
Warsop, Warshop [co. Notts], 394.
Warsopp, Ralph de, sometime sheriff of
Durham, 504.
Warthole, William de, 438.
Warthreygnon. See Gwrtheymion.
Wartlawe, Warthlawe, Meurice de, 343.
, Reginald de, 343.
Wartling, Wertlinge, co. Sussex, 73.
Warwick, 144.
gaol, 159, 210, 220, 256, 385, 455.
county, 139, 143, 152, 160, 183,206,
210, 265, 282, 400, 402, 453, 520.
, sheriflFof, 30, 31, 39, 54, 382, 519.
, sheriff and coroners of, 355.
, coroners of, 519.
, eyre in, 152, 160.
, sheriff of. See Boyvill.
, earl of. See Bello Campo.
countess of, 87.
, Ela countess of, 120,197, 269,338,
349.
Wascelyn, Wasselj'n, Wascelyn, Wacelin,
Master John, 119.
, Geoffrey, 200.
, John son of Nicholas, 446.
, Walter son of Walter, 141, 200.
, William son of Walter, 141.
, William, 200, 391.
Wasliingley, Wassiuglee, co. Huntingdon,
300.
Washlingstone, W^eccheleston, co. Kent,
hundred of, 180.
Waskoyl, Waskoeil, John de, 241,
Waspail, Roger, 118.
Waspayl, Stephen, 112, 138, 140, 259.
Wasseburn, Master William de, 182, 379.
Wasselyn. See Wascelyn.
Wassemont, W^illiam, 355.
Wassinglee, Wassingle, William de, 518, 520.
Wassinglee. See Washingley.
Wast, Peter, prior of, 419.
Waste, commission to partition, 200.
GENERAL INDEX.
695
Wastelyn. See Wascelyn.
Wa.«.tcneys, John (ie, 434.
Watenho, co. Notts, 87.
Water. William utte, 485.
Watcrford, 56, 58, 78, 241, 430.
friars prejchers of, 178.
, murage for, 437.
port of, 437.
, St. Catherine's, prior and convent of,
356.
, prior of, 381.
hospital of St. John the Evangelist,
133, 136, 146, 175.
, , John, prior of, 417.
, diocese, 136, 476.
, S. bishop of, justiciary of Ireland, 1,
56, 108, 170. 188, 189, 231, 280.
Walter, dean of, 231.
, county, 257.
Waterledere, Ralph !e, 452.
Watervill. See Watrevill.
Watford, John dc, 429.
, William de, 199.
Watling street, Watlyngstrete, 343.
Watlington, Watlinton [co. Oxford?], 150.
Watlington, Odo de, 424.
Watre, Abel atte, le Kspccer, 145.
Watrevill, Watervill, Guy de, 255. 477.
Walton [co. York], prior of, 47.
Walton, CO. Derby, 87.
Watton, John de, 432, 494.
Waucy, AnBelm de, 160.
Waudyn, Druel, 83.
Wauford, William de, 206.
Waure, Peter de, 58.
, Koger de, 517.
See also Ware.
Waureu, 459.
Wausaud, Richard de, 158.
Wau.siugham. See Walsiu^haiu.
Wautham. See Bishop's Waltham.
See Waltlmm.
Wauton, Robert de, 381.
, William de, 521.
See also Walton.
Wauton, 206.
Waverley, Waverle [co. Surrey], letters
patent dated at, 475, 476, 478, 514, 515.
, abbot of, 19, 136, 165, lhi8, 297, 298.
, abbot and convent of, 20.
Waxcombe, Woxecombe, co. Wilts, 351.
Waye, river [Wye], 66.
la [co. Hereford], 15.
Waylly, John de, 321.
Waynol, land of, 82.
See alto Vaynol.
Waytc, Adnm lo, 239.
, John lo, 438.
of Windsor, 238.
Wayte — coftt.
, William le, 485.
William le, and Edith his wife, 157.
Wt*ald, Walda, CO. Essex, 505.
Webbe, Welbe, William le, 156, 206.
Weccheleston. Sec Washling>toue.
Week, Nicholas de, 240.
Wedenhal, John de, 63.
Wedenhale. See Whetenhale.
Wederovere. See Woderovre.
Wedmedon. See Wembdon.
Wedmore, Walter de, 66, 160.
Wi;don. See Weedon.
Wedon, Edmund de, 251, 259, 204, 28a-a84,
304.
, Henry de, 285.
Weedon, Wedon Pinkeny [co. Northampton],
393.
Weirs, commissions as to, 66, 256, 257, 270,
333, 400, 407, 459.
Weisak, Bernard de, 177.
Welbe. See Webbe.
Welbeck [co. Notts], letters patent dated
at, 427.
, abbot of, 349, 350, 386.
Welborue, Walburnc, co. Norfolk, 319.
Welcon, Walter de, 19.
Weld. See Wield.
Welde, Adam de, 206.
Weldon [co. Northampton ?], 472.
, CO. Northampton, 498.
Wele, John, 153.
Weledon. See Weldon.
Weledon, Welledon, Luke de, 47.
, Robert de, 420.
Weleham, John de, 47.
Wele we. See Wellow.
Welford, Welleford, co. Northampton, 94.
Weliugtou, Welyuton, Gregory de, 240.
, William de, 78.
Well, John de, 136.
Welle, William de, 24H.
Welle [Outwell], co. Cambridge, 203.
Welle, 290.
Wellebek. See Welbeck.
Welledon. See Weledon.
Welleford. See Welford.
Welleford, William dc, 97, 99.
Welles. Geoffrey de, 233, 433.
, Hugh de, archdeacon of Wells, 185.
, Master Nicholas de, 32.
Robert de, 304, 305.
Welleslc. Walerand de, 124.
Wellestrein, co. Cauibridge, 203.
Wellesworth. John de, 64.
.SVf also Wei writhe.
WcUhougb, Wftlshowe, co. Northumberland,
145.
Welling, Master Thouum de, 253.
Wellington [co. Cumberland], spring, 475.
086
GENERAL INDEX.
Willop. Wultcr do, 409.
W.'lJow, Wclewe, Wilwc, co. Somerset,
hiimind of, 101, 1 40.
Wells [co. tJomcrset], 78, 142, 510.
, cnclosuro of cathedral churchj-ard,
229.
church of, 311, 342, 3G4.
, archdrncoii of, 165.
See Haselschaph.
, dean of. Sec liitton.
i>t. Andrew, church of, 364.
, prcbeud of, 481.
Welsh. See Wales.
Welshpool, La Pole [co. Montgomery], 405.
Wilton. AVeWelcon.
Welwe. See Wellow.
Welwrithe, Robert son of Alan de, 160.
See Welles worth.
Welynton. See Wiliugton.
Wem, Wemme [co. Salop], 125.
Wembdon, Wedmedon, Wemedon [co.
Somerset], 132, 147.
, church of, 132, 147.
Wemedon. See Wembdon.
Wemuie. See Wem.
Wenchelesee. See Winchelsea.
Wendeue, William de, 127.
Wendover, co. Bucks, 399.
Wenekefeld. See Winkfield.
Weng. See Wiug.
Wengham. See Wingham.
Wenlock [co. Salop J, church of, 17.
, prior of, 336, 367, 368.
, prior and convent of, 90, 91, 369.
, John, prior of, 131.
, Henry de Bono Villar'. prior of,
192.
, Henry, prior of, 362, 424, 425, 481.
Wenlcck, Wenlok, Wenlak, Walter de, abbot
of Westminster, 107, 110, 124, 416.
, Walter de, monk of Westminster, 107.
, John de, 376.
, Roger de, 374.
Wennes, Cadugan, 517.
Wennington, Wenynton [co. Essex], 165.
Went, John, 204, 254.
Went, Nether, 210.
Wenunwen, Grifl^ son of, 171.
Hawisia wife of GriflBn son of, 298,
329.
Wenynton. See Wennington.
Weper. See Wepre.
Wepes, John de, 204, 254.
Wepre, Weper [co. Flint], 133.
Wereham, Wirham [co. Norfolk], 490.
Weremenister. See Wermenistre.
Werewell. See Wherwell.
Werington [Warrington, co. Lancaster], 268.
, bridge of, 229.
Werington, Robert de, 49, 50.
Werk in Tyndale. See Wark.
Wenuenistre, Weremenistre, Wereminstre,
William di;, 138.
, parson of All Saints, Wor-
cester, 358, 364.
, , presented to Thidolvesside,
487.
Wermesworth, William de, 352.
Werrayiigham. See Warmingham.
Wermvngton, Richard de, parson of Moreton,
"300.
Wennynstre. See Warminster.
Warn3nton, William de. 346.
Wertlinge. See Wartling.
Werwill, Edmund de, 155.
Wese'ord, Michael de, 146.
Weseham, Thomas de, 126.
Wesel, Waher de la, 166.
Wessiugton, Walter de, 504.
Westacre, Thomas de, 14 4.
Westbarsham. See Barsham.
Westborough, Westburgh [co. Lincoln], 357.
Westbury, Stephen de, 67, 76, 147.
Westcott, Westcote, co. Bucks, 114.
Westderham. See Derham West.
Westerham, Westram [co. Kent], 467, 484.
Westfen [co. Huntingdon], 45.
Westgate, William de, 174.
Westhamme. See Ham, West.
Westhay, William de, 262.
Westhecch, co. Kent, 514.
Westminster, 111, 346, 376, 411, 443, 455,
467, 489,499.
Abbey, 107, 112, 124, 232, 344, 346.
, the king's rights in, during voidance,
222.
, abbot of, 20, 24, 103, 226,266, 418.
, Richard, abbot of, 91, 107.
, R. abbot of, 109.
, Walter, abbot of, 224, 418, 466.
, Walter de Wenlak, abbot of, 416.
full chapter of, 416.
, abbot and convent of, 90, 189, 222,
466.
, prior and convent of, 107.
, church of, 463.
, court at, 484.
, Jews, chest of deeds for, 227.
, letters patent dated at, 1-5, 8, 9, 18,
42, 158-185, 203-210, 219-228, 231-
237,241-243, 245, 247-256,289-318,
324, 325, 329, 330, 335-347, 352-379,
382, -39.5-405, 409-411,461-483, 485,
512-516.
,gaol, 253, 279.
, justices at, 414.
, parliament at, 323, 517.
statute of, 28, 459.
Street, 190.
, treasury at, 85.
GENERAL INDEX.
697
Westmonasterio, Ma.ster Odo de, 227.
, Kohert de, 419.
Westmoreland, 44, 116, 1:19, 200, 264, 485.
Weston, letters patent duted at, 426.
, 385.
, church of, 164, 170.
, CO. Northampton, 498.
, CO. Notts, 87.
, CO. Hants, 89.
by-Beccles, co. Norfolk, church of, 29.
by-Spulding [co. Lincoln], 419.
in-Foxearth, Foxhirde [co. Essex],
473.
Rub-Kgpe, CO. Gloucester, 521.
Weston. Adam de, 107, 1 1 1, 202, 521.
, Alice de, 139.
John de, 8, 239, 377, 417.
Nicholas de, 70.
, Peter de, 465.
Kichard de, 259, 260.
, Robert de, 141, 504.
^ , William do, 128.
Westowe [co. Somerset], 373.
Westram. See Westerham.
Weslreys, Adam le, 204.
We.^trudham. See Hudham.
Westwike, Peter de, 88.
, John de, 278.
Westwode. See VV'estwood.
Westwode, Roger de, 142, 202, 221.
Westwood, Westwode [co. Worcester],
prioress of, 351.
, prioress and nuns of, 352.
, near Westferje [co. York], 121.
Wetenhale. See Whetenhale.
Wetesdon [co. Surrey], chapel of, 493.
Wethamstede. See Whethamstede.
Wetherby [co. York], 120, 343.
Wetherden, Ralph de, 294.
Wetherhal, Master William de, 241.
Weybourne, Wabrunne [co. Norfolk], 521.
Weyland, Weylaund, Weylond, John de, 172.
, John son of Thomas do, 4i)6, 425.
, Nicholas de, 2.38, 246, 263, 321, 342,
425, 429.
, Thoma.H de, justice, 41, 42,46, 61, 69,
97, 99, 100, 103, lOH, 11?, 139, 140,
142, 170, 184, 196, 200, 201, 209, 210,
237, 287, 296, 305, 323, 324, 344, 349,
455, 456.
his lands and goods seized by the
king, 323.
, his trial, 344.
Weymouth, co. Dorset, 3.51.
Weymue. See Weymouth.
Wcyseford, Master llamo de, 80.
Whaddon, Ralph d.;. 154, 155, 233, 238, 239,
flR9, 371, 373, 377.
WhaleH, king'n fish, 445, 513.
Whalley [co. Lancaster], church of, 109.
Whalleye, Robert de, L'51.
Whatelegli, Whateleye. See Wheatley.
Wliathainstede. See Wheatliainstead.
WLcathampstead, Whathamstede [co. Hert-
ford], 286.
Wheatley, Whjfelojjh, Whateleye [co. Ox-
ford], 229, 2:h1.
, qimrry of, 231.
^NHieldriike ? Coldric [co. York], 165.
Wheler, John le, 145.
Whelle.sberwe, Adam, 402.
Wherewell, Richard de, 224.
Wherwell, Werewelle [co. Hants], 6.
, abbess of, 6.
, Elena de Percy, abbess of, 9.
, abbey of, 7, 9.
WhestoQ [co. Derby], 43.
Wheteley, Whetelay, Henry de, 240, 263.
, presented to the chapel of Winder-
mere, 51.
Wheteleye, Whetehgh in Whittlewood forest
[co. Northampton?], 130,470.
Whetenhal. Whetenale, Wetenhale, Wtden-
hale, Adam de,52, 231, 252, 290, 343.
Whethamstede, Wethamstede, Alexander de,
463.
, Ralph de, 464.
Whicchebury. See Whitchbury.
Whiccliewode- See Wychwood.
Whichamund, in Whittlewood forest, park of,
382.
Whichebiry. See Whitchbury.
Whichenne, Richard, 45.
Whictroie, Robert de, 343.
Whighthull. See Wighthull.
Whinbergh, Whyneberg, Whynebergh,
Wynebergh, co. Norfolk, 69, 102,
105.
Whippingham, Wyppingham [co. Hants],
122, 159.
Whistou, Wystan [co. Salop], 151.
Whitacre [co. Warwick], 281.
, Edmund son of Jordan de, 281.
, Richard de, 274.
Whitbred, Whytbred, John, 91, 111.
Whitburn, Wytebenne [co. Durham], 504.
Whitby, Whitel.y, Whyteby [co. York], 161.
abbot and convent of, 160, 223, 364.
Whitchbury, Whicchebury, Whichebiry, co.
Wilts, 156.
park of, 101.
Whitcherche See Whitchirch.
Whitchurch [co. Chester], Gfi, 107, 521.
castle, 169.
Wichirche [co. Somerset], chapel of,
4H1.
White, Whyte, Henry le, 80.
Hugh le. 97.
Richard le, 38.
, Roger le, 47.
William le, 06. 160.
Whitebergh, Adam dc, 299.
eoe
GENERAL INDEX.
Whitcby, \Vh}Ubv, Gorvase do, 123.
.' lUnulph lie, 42'J, 488, 48l>, 500.
White Castle [co. Monmouth?], 452, 477,
487. :.io.
Whitcchiroli, WliitduTchf, William do, abbot
of Kveshaui, 31, 54.
John do, 440.
Whitolo. Src Whitley.
Whiteley, John de, 455.
Whitolith, Waltor son of Nicholas do, 453.
John de, 453.
Whitcmerc. See Whitimore.
Whitoway? Whytowove [co. Dorset], 373.
Whithorno [co. Wigtou], H. bishop of, 109,
441.
Whitheved, Adam, 93.
Whithod, William, 483.
Whitimore, Whitcmere [co. Salop], 488.
Whitlewod. See Whittlcwood.
Whitley, Whitele, co. Berks, 522.
Whitlok, Wytlok, Whytlok, Alau, 203.
, Roger, 103,221.
Whiton, Thomas de, parson of Ryse, 147.
Whitsand. See Wissant.
Whitsaund, ports rc-oponed to men of, 470.
WhitthuU. See WighthuU.
Whittlesea, Witeleseye [co. Cambridge], 45.
Whittlewood, Whittelwode, Whitlewode,
Whytlewode, Whitelewod, forest of
[cos. Northampton, Oxford and Bucks],
77,130,179,180,268,382,468,470,497.
Whychewod. See Wychwood.
Whyneberg. See Whinbergh.
Whytbred. 5ec Whitbred.
Whyte. See White.
Whyteby. See Whitby.
Whyteby. See Whiteby.
Whytelbiry, Albricus de, 202.
Whytele, 219.
Whytewell, Alexander de, 104.
Whyteweye [Whiteway, co. Dorset ?], 373.
Whytewyk, John de, 494.
^\^lyting, Roger, 264, 282.
Whytlok. See Whitlok.
Whytsaunt. See Wissant.
Whytteleye, Jordan de, 368.
Whytyng, Richard and Thomas his brother,
96.
See also Wyting.
Wibbebiri, Simon de and Oliver his brother,
333.
, Mariota de, and Margery her
daughter, 333.
Wicchewod. See Wychwood.
Wicchull, W'ychull, Walter de, 204.
Wich, Wych, Wyz, 119, 368, 444.
Wich, Wych, John de, 47.
, Oliver, 436.
, Robert de, parson of Wenlock, 17.
Wicham, Wycham, Adam de, 204.
, Richard de, 204, 297.
Wioheman, William, 208.
Wiclienford? Wjcheneford [co. Wor
cester], 125.
Wichoton. See Wighton.
Wicliingliam. See Witchingham.
Wichio, Wykyo, Wychio, Vykio, Vik', Huge-
liniis do, merchant of Florence, 9, 54,
292.
Master Reyner de, canon of Lichfield,
176,310.
, Scotus de, 462.
Wichir, John, 428.
Wichirche. See Whitchurch.
Widford, Wydeford [co. Hertford], 338.
Widmerpool, Wydemarpol, co. Nottingham,
87.
Widnes [co. Lancaster], 503.
Wield, Welde [co. Hants], church of, 1.
Wigedon. See Wighton.
Wigeton, Wygedon, Wygeton, Master Alan
de, presented to St. Carber in Man,
433.
, John de, 302.
Peter de, 331.
, Richard de, 461.
Wiggenhall, Wygenhale [co. Norfolk], 476.
Wight, Wyght, Isle of, 122,413.
, lady of. See Fortibus.
WighthuU, Whighthull, WhitthuU, WyhthuU,
Wyghthull, Walter de, 158, 171, 202,
254, 281, 282, 284, 330, 397, 400, 518.
Wighton, Wicheton, Wigedon, Wygedon
[co. York], 461.
W^igingeston, Simon de, knt., 47.
Wigmore, Wygemor [co. Hereford], letters
patent dated at, 107, 108.
castle, 39.
, Adam abbot of, 130.
Wik, Walter de, 481.
Wike, 151.
See also Wyke.
Wikedine, church of [diocese of Lincoln], 66.
Wikewane, Wyckewane, Walter de, abbot of
St. Kenelm's, Winchecombe, 37, 39.
, William, archbishop of York, 73,122,
124, 128, 129, 130, 143, 194, 200.
Wikham, Wykeham, Hugh de, 245.
, Master Ralph de, 311.
See also Wicham,
Wikhampton, John de, 481.
See a/*o Wykehampton.
Wikingeston, Simon de, 47.
See also Wykinton.
Wilde, Wylde, Robert le, 153.
, William, 425.
Wildecan, Adam, 399.
Wildeker [co. Lincoln], 429.
Wilding, Thomas, 342.
Wile, Wyle, Stephen de la, 294.
, , parson of Bastelden, 186, 189.
, William de la, 352.
GENERAL INDEX.
690
Wileby, Wilgbeby, Wilughhy, Wyleby,
Wyleitlibv, Wylliehv, Geoffrey de,
488.
John de, 273.
, Philip de, 6, 39, 60, 303, 479.
, Philip de, receiver of goods of cou-
demned Jews in co. Oxford, 6.
, , dean of Lincoln, 303.
, , appointed Chancellor of the
Exchequer, 60.
, Robert de, 489.
, Roper de, 141.
William de, 30, 155, 18.r
Wileford, Wyleford, Gervase de, sheriff of
Xotiiiighuni, 78.
Hugh de, 263.
Walter de, 480.
William de, -'63.
Wilenhal, church o'', diocese of Winchester,
33.
Wileweby [Willoughby, co. Nottingham ?J,
475.
Wilewes, John atte, 485.
Wileys, William de, 33.
Wilgheby. See Wileby.
Wilghesik', Thomas de, 129.
Willam, Rcymund son of Ueymond, 432.
Willamescote. See Williamiskote.
Willelmi, Willielmi, Guillelmi, Deutettus,
Deotantus, Deudettus, Deoteytus, mer-
chant of Florence, 9, 13, 14, 109, 154,
280.
Simon, 334.
Willemescote. See Williamscote.
William I., 471.
, charter of, 26.
William, Adam son of, and Philip, Richard and
Osbert his brothers, de Langedou, 362.
Griffin, 344.
Henry son of, de Horton, 230.
, de Marton, 199.
, , de Oure, 234.
, , de Radcouche, 386.
de Ardern, 515.
, , dc Brameston, 235.
, de Sancto Edmundo, 247.
John son of, de Kstry, 45.
, , and Richard his brothor, dc
Stratford, 366.
, Luke son of, 266.
, Nichola.^ son of, de Hibernia 158 (2),
193, 204, 345.
, Owen, 43.
, Peter son of, de Walecotc, 479.
, Philip son of, Kjme, 181.
, Ralph son of, dc Grimthorp, 273.
, Itcmigius son of, de Meulingges, 8.
, Richard son of, 112.
, , Ic Pc«tur, 105.
do Warshop, 394.
Robert son of, de Allortou, 503.
William, Robert son of, de Newenham, 324.
Roger son of, 308.
, Sin on son of, de Florencin, 232.
, , de Griiiipelisliani, 24.».
, de Shandon, 39.
, , merchant of Florence, 233.
son of Howel, 15.
son of Ivo, Martin son of, 4.
son of John, William son of, 266.
son of -Madoc, 79.
son of Owen, 273.
son of Roger, Hugh son of, 244.
son of Ucyncr, Nicholas son cf, 235.
son of Warin, Alice wife of, 364.
I son of Brice, Robert son of, 122.
sou of Eynou, 121.
, Talebolus son of, 237, 211.
, Thomas son of, 252.
, , le Frovost, 160.
Walter son of, 429.
, , le Fraunceys, 105. *
..., , de Ardfinan, 297.
, , dc Sancto Kdniundo, Cecily his
daughter, 363.
William son of, 97, 178.
, , (le Culdccote, 190.
, , de Dune, 194.
, , de Cauntrey, 162.
, , de Se}ton, 204.
, , de Middelhop, 9.
, , de Pasjehum, 22.
, , atte Toune, 161.
Williamiskote, Willamescote, Willamescotes,
Wyliamescote, L'ichard de, 9, 171, 203,
254, 265, 281, 284, 330, 382, 400.
Williamscote, Willemescote [co. Oxford], 414.
Willielmi. See Willelmi.
Willingale, Wyllinghalc [co. Essex], 284.
Willingham ? Wolingham [co. Lincoln],
church of. 161.
Willoughby? Wileweby [co. Notts], 475.
Willym, Lewelin son of, late prince of Wales,
121.
See also William.
Wilmersleye, Thomas de, 208.
Wilmttoii, William de, 51.
Wilne, Wylnc co. Derby, 93.
Wiltes", Thomas de, 57.
Wilton [co. Somernet] , 253.
[co. York], 370.
Wilton, Roger de, 48.
Wilts CO., 64, 95, 112. 134. 191, 203, 265,
330. 331, 332. 356, 405, 406,408, 465,
522.
, sheriff of, 8, 269, 351. 351, 360,406.
forest in. 80, 195, 332. 333, 495, 532.
, archdeacon of. See Waleys.
eyre in, 31 1.
roo
GENERAL INDEX.
Wiluhiri', Wilteshin-, Wvltshirc, Nicholns de,
518.
Hiilph do. abbot of St. Tlioiiias th«
Mnrtvr, by Dublin, 41.1, 414, 505.
Wilughbv. ' Sre Wilobv.
Wimbjrno Miii>tiT, Wymburnfminstro, [co.
Dorset], bri'thren of the house of St.
Afurv the Vir{riii, 218.
Winibotshain, W_vnebof.<hain [co. Norfolk],
chiirel) of, 12.').
Wimburn, Wvmbuni, Wvnburn. Walter de,
jnotice of the common pleas, Dublin,
86,93. 9.=), 98. 12.3, 132,203,210,215,
253. 277, 3.11, 367, ;i69, 454, 455, 458,
514-516. 519.
Wimpelere, Hamo le, 302.
Wimpole, Wympel [co. Devon], 497.
\Viiiandcrmer. See Windermere.
Winchcorabe [co. Gloucester], 39.
John de Yancworth, abbot of, 37.
, Waiter de Wyckewane, abbot of,
39.
Winchelsea, Winchelse, Wenchelesce, Wyn-
cbelse [co. Sussex], 3, 14, 16, 59, 62,
68, 81, 82, 1 17, 162, 319, 397, 453.
, barons and good men of, 3.
port, 62, 319.
, men of, 397.
, a place called ' le Kenel,' at, 225.
WinchendoD, Nether [co. Bucks], 417.
Winchester [co. Hants], 98, 140, 174, 248,
269,291, 404, 421, 435, 444.
, letters patent dated at, 191-7, 211,
212, 351, 352, 399.
castle, 196.
, assize of cloth at, 248.
, drapery in, 224.
, farm of, 368.
gaol, 43, 75, 194.
Hide abbey. See Hyde.
, mayor of, 47, 77, 196.
, murage for, 196, 421, 472.
, St. Faith, church of, 7.
, St. Mary's, Christina de Wintonia,
abbess of, 290, 291.
, abbess and convent of, 483.
, St. Maurice church, I, 13.
, St. Swithin's priory, 40.
, , prior of, 135, 142, 471.
, , , his usher, 38.
, , prior and convent of, 122, 185.
, , William, prior of, 291.
, , Henry, official of, 291.
, statutes of, 264.
, diocese of, 1, 5, 7, 13, 21, 30, 32, 38,
38, 213, 321, 327, 368, 475, 495, 500.
see void, 21.
• ••, , bishop of, 33, 102, 122, 135, 164,
166, 167, 252, 253, 290, 372-5, 463,
471,488.
> .rights of over St. Swithin's
priory, 135.
I Winchester — cont.
, I'etcr, sometime bishop of, 185.
J. bishop of, 142, 291, 493, 503, 507,
522.
, bishop of. See Punteys.
, Master Philip, archdeacon of, 253.
Windernieri', Winandermer [co. Westmore-
land], 51.
Windcsorp, Wyndesore, Wyndcssore, Alice
daughter of Hugh son of John de, 181.
, Master John de, 282.
, .Juliana wife of Hugh de, 337.
, Koland de, 209.
, Walter de, 152, 233, 238, 267, 295,
338.
, William de, parson of St. Peter's,
Northampton, 415.
Windis', Walter de, 267.
See Windesor.
Windleshouere." See Windsor.
Windmill, licence to build, 160.
Windsor, Wyndesore, Wyndlesore, Windles-
houere, CO. Berks, 146, 438, 469.
Castle, 18, 100.
, constable of, 326.
, eyre at, 167.
forest, 1, 58, 70, 100, 268, 326, 499.
gaol, 156, 206, 209, 253, 258, 285.
, letters patent dated at, 324,325, 347.
, hospital of St. Peter's without, 326,
381.
, Old [co. Berks], 179, 187.
, purprestures in, 236.
Wine, 14, 21, 29, 63, 162, 270, 278, 426, 435.
, chamberlain of in England, 63.
See Columbariis.
, ganger of, in England, 63.
See Columbariis.
, gauger of, in Ireland, 29.
See Columbariis.
.gauging of, 365.
, prisage of, 21.
Winerdlay [co. York], 461.
Winfarthing, Wumferthing, Wymmefertbing,
CO. Norfolk, 100, 104.
, park of, 100.
Winfrith, Wynefrede [co. Dorset], 462.
Wing, Weng, co. Buckingham, 92.
Wingfield, Wynefeld, co. Derby, 87.
Wingham, Wengham [co. Kent], prebends
iu the church of, 361.
Winimton, John de, 313.
Winker, Fais de, 73.
Winkfield, Wenekefeld [co. Berks], 209.
Winkwortb, 22u.
Winsbury, Wynesbury [co. Salop], 343.
Winterbourne, Wynterburn Fifaysches or
Fisaissche [co. Dorset], 176, 182.
Winterburn [co. York ?J, 160.
Winterreshull, John de, 253.
Wyntershull, William de, 484.
GENERAL INDEX.
701
Winterton [co. Norfolk], 49."
Winteworth, Uobort de, 521.
Wiulon, Halph, ii;irs<iii of, 121,
, Adam de, 242.
Winton', Wyntoii' Wintouia, ^^'vnto^ia, Asser
son of Licoriz de, .lew of Oxford, 18,
26.
Christina de, abbess of St. Mary's,
Wiuehestcr, 2'JO.
Ellas de, 324, 4:}3.
, Master Elias de, 490.
, Henry de, 306.
Mabel daii«;hter of William de, 409.
, Nicholas de, deputy coroner for Lon-
don, 10, 194, 252.
, Uichard de, 325, 393.
, Kobert de, 328.
, Simon de, 105, 196, 265, 266, 291.
400, 403, 408, 41 J, 452, 454, 487, 515.
Wintry, Wyntrey [co. Essex], forest of, 248.
Wiiardehiry. See Wraysbury.
Wirham. See Wereham.
VVirkesop, John de, 349.
Wirkesope, Ma!»ter Teter de, parson of All
Saints, Kistun, 38.
Wirksop. See Worksop.
Wirliugton [co. Sussex], 511.
Wirral, Wyrhale [co. Chester], forest of, 74.
Wisbeach Wisbeche, co. Cambridge, 203,
282, 31^.
gaol, 434.
letters patent dated at, 490.
Wisdam, Bartholomew, 286.
Wisdom, Wysdoin, Walter son of Walter, 155.
Walter, 183.
Wisebeche. See Wisbeach.
Wisman, Hugh, 290.
Wissant, Wliitsauiid, Xormandy, ports opened
to men of, 470.
letters patent dated at, 318.
Wissant, Wiisand, Whitsand, Whytsaunt,
Master Haldwin de, canon of Terou-
ane, 21, 367, 3.')8, 420.
Wissingesete, Wyssingesete, Wysingesete,
James de, 85.
Peter de, 191, 245.
Wistanstow, VVystanestowe [co. Salop],
church of," 250.
Wistow, Wystowe [co. Leicester], 47.
Wiswrth, William de, 487. i
WitchfonI, Wycheford [co. Cambridge], 518.
WitchiMgii.iMi, VV^cchinghani, co. Norfolk,
f>\0.
, Uichard, vicnr of St. Mary's, 400.
Witchling, Wychelinge, co. Ki-nt, 494.
Witelesejc. See Whittlesca. |
With' [co. Moiitgointry], 459.
William, \V_\thaiii [co. Somerset], prior and
convent of, 73. I
Witham, Wytham, John do, kine'i* cbaplaio, '
240, 246, 267, 268, 300,
Withern [co. Lincoln], William, parson of,
429.
Withersdile, Wytheredele [co. Suffolk],
church of, 168.
WithersKeld ? Wyrefeld [co. Suffolk], church
ot, 354.
Withctou [co. York], 461.
Withluviiiton, Sani|)sou de, 429.
Witlay croft [co. York], 461.
Witlebiry, WytUbury, Albredus de, 141, 204.
Witley, NVytele, co. Surrey, 329.
, advowson of church of, 329.
Witnesham, Wytiiesham, co. Suffolk, 185,
2J5 [406].
Witney, Wyiteneye, Wytheneye [co. Oxford],
chaee of, 373, 375.
Master William, parson of, 373.
Witsand. See Wissant.
Wittelesham [Wituesham?], co. Suffolk, 406.
Witteueye, Wytteneye, Walter de, 18, 26.
Jordan de, parson of Berewyk, 349.
Witteuham, co. Oxford, 171.
Wittock, Robert, 121.
Wittou, CO. York, 457.
John, vicar of, and Nicholas his
brother, 205.
Wit'ou, East Estwytton [co. York], 222.
by Salwarpe [co. Worcester], 182.
Witton, Wytton, John de, 493.
, Margaret wife of Walter de, clerk,
205.
, Uichard de, 163, 329.
, Stephen de, 20.
, William de, 250.
Wivertou, Wyverton, co. Notts, 87.
Wiveton, co. Norfolk, 352, 360.
Wlfhauiston [co. Essex?], 173.
Wlipshire, Wlispshire, William de, 154, 1C2,
261.
Wllanston, Uobert de, 237.
Wlonkeslowe, Hugh son of Hugh de, 211.
Wlseleye, Uichard de, 395.
Wlverenhanipton. Sec Wolverhampton.
Wlvyne. See Wolvyne.
Woburn, Wouburn [co. Bedford], William,
abbot of, 250.
abbot of, 348.
abbot and convent of, 128, 137, 427.
Wode, .Vdain le, 50.1.
William del, 203.
, Alice del, 20-1.
, Hauwiiiia I'lhe, and C'hristiana her
dauj;litir, 307.
John son of llauwi!.iu i'the, 307.
lulia daughter of lluuwisia I'the, 307.
Wodeburgh, John de, \):\,
Woilebury. See Woodborough.
Wodeeok, Wodekok, William, 248.
Tctronilla wife of Walter, 144.
Wodeford. .Sec Wf)odford.
702
(iENERAL INDEX.
Wodeford. John do. 377.
Nicholas do, 'M)l.
Simon de, 245.
William de. 258.
Wodeh.ill, HorluTt de la, and Thomas his
brothor, 93.
Wodoham Kerrers. Sec Woodhain Ferrar8.
Wodchaye, Nicholas de, 289.
Wodchoiis, Walttrde, 88.
Wodi'lef, William. 282.
Wodeman, Adam, 234.
, Alan son of Stephen, 65, 95.
Stephen, 95.
Wodemanper, Baldwin le, 479.
Woderaanse. See Woodmansey.
Wodeueee, 390.
Wodcnese, Alice de, 390.
Wodereve, John le, 45.
Woderove, Roger, 2«7.
Woderovre, Wederovere, John de, 141, 142.
Woderton, Hugh de, 343.
Walter son of Hugh de, 343.
Wodestok, Master John de, parson of Somer-
sham, 353.
, Robert de, 294.
Thomas de, 38, 195.
, William de, 191.
Wodestone, Richard de, 45,
Wodeton, Wodinton, Robert de, 202, 258, 299,
303, 307, 309, 333, 399, 401.
Wodewall [Woodhall, co. Lincoln ?], 248.
Wodeward, William le, 156.
Wod.a, John, 153.
Isaac, 153.
Wodinton. See Wodeton.
Wogan, John, 134, 166, 214, 48.'5, 507, 510.
John de, 398.
Woketon. See Woughton.
Wokindon, Nicholas de, 272.
Woktsham, William de, 90.
Wokyngham, William de, 121.
Wohinston, Wylanston, 89, 133.
Wolaston, Woiaveston, Margery de, sub-
prioress of St. Mary de la Pre, North-
ampton, 19, 25.
Woldy, William, 478.
Wolewen, Thomas, 89.
Wolf, Wulf, Richard le, 326.
, William, 190.
Wolfinston [co. Flint], 133.
Wolfrington, John de, 112.
Wolfstanwood, co. Chester, 63.
Wolingham [Willingham, co. Lincoln?],
church of, 161.
WoUaton, Wulston, co. Notts, 87.
Wollavinton, Wulavinton, Gilbert de, 154,
447.
Wolstanton. See Woolstaston.
Wolvardelegh. See Wolverley.
Wolverhampton, Wolvrenehampton, Wlver-
euhampton, Wulvrenehampton [co.
Stafford], 318.
, dean of. See Camill.
Wolverley, Wolvardelegh [co. Worcester],
477.
Wolveslcy, Wolvese [co. Hants], Payn,
treasurer of, 291.
Wolveston [Oulston, co. York ?], mill in,
389.
Wolvey [co. Warwick], 427.
Wolvreneliampton. See Wolverhampton.
Wolvync, Wlvyue. William son of William,
258, 2.09.
Wolvynehope, Margery de, 459.
Wombourn, Wamburn [co. Stafford],
church of, 77.
, Walter, vicar of, 77.
Womenswould, Wymelingeweld [co. Kent],
3C1.
Wondefford. See Wonford.
Wonegh, Robert, 45.
Wonford, Wondetford, co. Devon, 33, 112,
169, 512.
Wood, licence to raise money on, 160.
Woodborough, Wodebury, co. Notts, 87.
Woodford, Wydeford [co. Esse.t?], 338.
, Wodeford, co. Essex, 503.
, [co. Stafford], 197.
Woodhall, Wodewall [co. Lincoln], 248.
Woodham, Little Wodeham [co. Essex], 87.
Woodham Ferrars, co. Essex, 184, 419.
Woodhay, Wydehaye [co. Berks], 221.
Woodmancote [co. Hants], letters patent
dated at, 194, 195.
Woodmansey, Wodemanse [co. York], 870.
Woodstock [co. Oxford], 189, 389.
.letters patent dated at, 6, 228, 229,
327, 348-350, 443.
Wool, 17, 27, 36, 39, 160, 191, 192, 197, 278,
296, 327.
, new custom on, 327, 378.
, hides and fells, custody of custom on,
granted to merchants of Lucca, 193.
Woolmer [co. Hants], leiters patent dated at,
186-189.
Woolstabton, Wolstanton, co. Salop, 228.
Woolwich, Wulewyz [co. Kent], 474.
Wooton [co. Gloucester], 471.
Worcester, 107, 144, 218, 444, 474.
, All Saints, church of, 358, 364.
, Godfrey bishop of. See Giffard,
Godfrey.
, Walter, bishop of, 443, 444.
Wulstan, Alfstan, Ulestan, bishop of,
26.
, charter to monks of, 26.
, diocese of, 32, 39, 358, 421, 433, 464,
gaol, 186, 306, 516,
, letters patent dated at, 7, 19-23, 107,
138, 448, 449.
, murage for, 472
GENERAL INDEX
ro3
Worcester — itml.
pavage for, 224.
priory rt-gisttr, 26.
prior of, 22, 350, 444.
, prior and convent of, 451, 474, 477,
4»9
, St. Andrew's parinh, 107.
, St. Marr, church of, 164.
, prior and convent of, 364.
, St. Wulftan, hospital of, 22.
, wardrobe at, 20.
CO., 91, 141, 205, 208,360, 383, 397,
405, 406, 444, 459, 5>1.
sheriff of, 31, 54, 306, 351.
See also Btrllo Campo, William de.
, slieriff and coroners of, 190.
, county and coroners of, 444.
, forest in, 71. 333.
CO., thanes of, 26.
Worksop, Wirksop [co. Nottingham], prior
and convent of, 438.
Wormcgay. Wormegeve, co. Norfolk, 69,
10-2.
Wormesleye, Henry de, 500.
Wormhill, Wrmchill [co. Derby], 43.
, mill of, 60.
Worminsfer? (Wt-rmynstre) [co. Somerset],
216.
Wornh' [co. Salop ?], water of, 151.
Worth, Simon de, and Master William liis
brother, 197.
Wortliington [co. Leicester], 159.
Worthstede, Robert de, 4'.f.
Woteringebury, Robert de, 474.
Wottesdon. .See Waddesdon.
Wotton fco. Hants], Ralph, parson of, 166.
Wutton, letters patent dated at, 193,
194.
[co. Sufifoik], William, parson of, loO.
, , Nicholas his brother, 100.
, Wutton, CO. Warwick, 175.
Wotton, Wutton. John de, 208, 212, 270,
305, 395.
, Ricluird son of Adam de, 79.
, Robert de, 454.
, Ma.'iter .Suphen de, liiS.
, William de, 485.
Woubum. See Wobum.
Woughton ? ( Woketou) [co. Bucks], church
of, 264.
Woure, IJilbert de, 409.
Woxecoiiibe. .See Waxc )mbc.
Wradham, Master John de, 12.
Wrafton, Wratheton [co. Devon], 153.
Wrainplinghiim, co. Norfolk, church of, 520.
Wraiigel, 482.
Wratheton. .Ste Wrafton.
Wraw, U alter and Alice his wife, 220.
Wraysbury Wyrardebiry, Wyrardbiry, Wi-
rardi'biry, co. Hiirkinf;bam, 41.
, church of, 25. 27, 17-', 176.
Wreck, 201.
Wreckerf, 43, 2:^6, 307, 323, 330.
Wrenouch, Yorworih ap, 517.
Wreonok, ab Yewan, 450.
Wriu', William, 405.
Wriugton, Walter de, 255.
Writele. See Writtele.
Writell. .See Writtle.
Writtele. Writele, Adam de, 480.
Roger de, 130, 173.
Writtle, Writell, Wr\iele [co. Essex], 237.
hospital of All Saints, 222.
Wrmchill. .See Wormhill.
Wroche, John le, 205.
Wrocwardin, John sou of Walter de, 2S0.
Wrokeshale. See Wroxhale.
Wroxhall Wrokeshale, Broxhale, Geoffrey
de, 17.-^, 184, 2i;0, 281, 288, 291,296,
303, 309, 325, 517.
, Thomas de, 514.
Wioxha'l, Wroxhale, Broxhale [co. War-
wick], prioress and convent of, 425.
Wroxham [co. Norfolk], 472.
Wrpens. .See Wypeinps.
Wrjtele. See Writtle.
Wudest[ocl<]. See Woodstock.
Wuiaviutou. See Wollavinton.
Wulewyz. Sec Woolwich.
Wulf. See Wolf.
Wulfruu, John, 152.
Wulston. .See Wollaton.
Wulvreueliampton. See Wolverhampton.
Wuujferthing. See Winfarthing.
Wutton. See Wooton.
Wutton. See Wotton.
Wybington. Ralph de, 265.
Wycchingbam. .See Witehingham.
Wyoh. .See Wich.
Wychani. .See Wieham.
Wychambrok, Hugh de, 1C6.
Wychard, Emma daughter of. de Asshesho,
230.
Wychecoto, Hugh de, 280.
Wychef. ud, .Matilda daughter of William de,
237.
Wycheford. Wytcheford, Thomas de, 86, 113.
Wyrlughi B [co. Somcrstt?], 154.
WycheUg'. Master Ralph de, and Robert his
brother, 350.
Wych.'leye, John de, 209.
Wj'chelinge. See Wifchling.
Wycheniford [Wichcnford, co. Worcester?],
125.
Wychere^fcld, Willi.im de, 423.
Wychewey [co. Northampton], a waste
calltHl, 470.
Wychewod. .See Wychwoo«l.
Wychio. See Wichio.
Wychiuni. .SVe Northwich.
Wvchull. .S,.e Wicchull.
704
(JENERAL INDEX.
Wvcliwood, '.Vliiochewode, Wicchewod,
Whvchewotl, forest, co. Oxford, 9,
77. '349. 373.
Wvckewaiio. See Wikewaue.
NVycle. church of, diocese of Winchester, 327.
Wycouibi- [co. IJiakinghiim], 270, -183.
K-ttiTs piiii'iit dated at, 228.
, paol, 483.
Wvr.imlu-. HoHert de, S J, 103.
Wvdiilot, Hiiidiniis, 471.
Wvdeouuilie, John de, 485.
Wjdeford. See Woodford.
5>fp fl/.fo Widford.
Wydeford, Hobcrf de, 109.
Wydohaye. See \Voodhaye.
Wydehaye, William de, 287.
Wydeinarpol. See Widmer Pool.
Wydnes. .See Widnes.
Wydyhull, Robert de, 250.
Wye, Waye, river, 66.
Wygeber, William de, 293.
Wygedou. See Wighton.
W^ygedon. See Wigeton.
Wygemor. See Wigmore.
Wygeuhal, Robert de, 355.
Wygenhale. See Wiggeuhall.
Wyger, Henry, 95, 217.
, Ileury son of John, 73.
, Thomas, 217.
Wygeton. See Wigeton.
Wyght. See Wight.
Wyght, William, 496.
Wyghthull. See Wighthull.
Wyghtlokesforde, Kobert de, 230.
Wvgornia, Aaron de, and Isaac his son, Jews
of Oxford, 221.
, , Jews of Exeter, 282.
, Blak' wife of Isaac, 282.
, Robert de, rector of Nober, 378.
, William de, abbot of Hide, 30.
Wyham, John brother of Stephen de, 48.
Wyhthull. See Wighthull.
Wyke [co. Dorset?], 351.
, CO. Sussex, 14.
See also Wike.
Wyke, Clement son of Ralph de la, 294.
, John de, 238, 239, 374.
Walter de, 269.
Wykeham. See Wikham.
Wykehampton, Robert de, bishop of Salis-
bury, 30, 76, 95, 98, 121, 137, 209, 237.
See also Wikhampton.
Wykenger', from Norway, 490.
Wykes, Margery wife of Laurence de, and
John her son, 91.
Wykhey wood [co. Essex], 445.
Wykinton, Hugh de, aud Cicely his wife, 70.
, Thomas son of Richard de andlsolda
his wife, 70.
See also Wikingeston.
Wykyo. See Wichio.
Wylanston. See Wolanston.
Wylburgham, John son of Simon de, 157.
, Walter de, 239.
Wylde. See Wilde.
Wyle. See Wile.
Wyleby. See Wileby.
Wylecestre, John de, 510.
Wyleford. See Wileford.
Wyleghby. See Wileby.
Wylfryth, Kedinor ab, 450.
Wylicofe, William de, 139.
, John de, 139.
Wyllieby. See Wileby.
Wyllinghale. See Willingale.
Wylne. See Wilne.
Wylton. See Wilton.
Wyltshire. See Wiltshire.
Wylym. See William.
Wymarca, Richard son of, 396.
, Robert son of, 503.
Wymburn. See Wimburn.
Wymedwold, Eustace de, 27.
Wymelingeweld. See Womenswould.
Wymering, co. Southampton, 175.
Wymmeferthing. See Winfarthing.
Wj'mmyutou, diocese of Lincoln, church of,
154.
Wymondham [co. Norfolk], prior of, 255.
Wymondley, Wymuudelegh [co. Hertford],
hospital of St. Mary, 195.
Wympel. See Wimpole.
Wymundeham, Wymundhara, Hugh de, 141.
, Richard de, 312.
, Robert de, 140.
, Thomas de, 29, 58, 223, 493.
Wyn, Cadogan ab, 343.
Wyn Vaghan, 121.
Wynburn. See Wimburn.
Wynceby. See Wincehy.
Wyncestria, John de, 130.
Wynchelse. See Wincbelsea.
W^ynchesdon. See Winhendon.
Wyndele, [co. Norfolk], 325.
AVyndesor. See Windesor.
Wyudesore. See Windsor.
Wyndlesore. See Windsor.
\\ yne, Simon le, 404.
Wynebergh. See Whinbergh.
Wynebotesham. See Wimbotsham.
Wynefeld. See Wingfield.
Wyuefrede. See Winfrith.
Wynekeworth. See Winkworth.
Wynepole, Baldwin de, 53.
Wynesbury. See Winsbury.
Wynkeburn, Walter de, 451, 494.
Wynren, 459.
Wynt', Walter, 37.
Wyntelowe, William de, 371.
GENERAL INDEX.
ro5
\VTnteneye[Hanley-WintneT.co. Hants],213.
Wjmterburn, Wjntrebome, William de, 445,
464, 476/478.
Wynterbam. Ste Winterboani.
Wynterbonie. Set Winterbum.
Wrntershull. See VMnterreshull.
Wjntrebame. See WynterborD.
Wyntreye. See Wintry.
Wyon, Ener son of, 121.
Wypein^, Wyp«ns, Gervd de, 354, 357.
^fP«J°*' ^ypP*J°^> ^'7PI*r*. Peter de,
363, 372, 376.
Wyppays. See Wypeyns.
Wyppinpham. See Whippingfaam.
Wyr Madoc, 38.
Wyrardbiry. See Wrmysbary.
Wrrefeld [Withersfield, eo. Suffolk], choreh
of, 354.
Wyrhale. See WirraL
Wyrkeswnrth, Nicholas de, 40.
Wyrayn, William, 374.
Wye, Hugh de, 15.
Wysdom. See Wisdom.
Wyse, Thomas le, 267.
WUliam the, 18.
Wysebeche. See Wisbeach.
Wysemale, Francos de. 373.
Wjsete, Andrew de, 285.
WTsiageeete,Wy«singesete. SeeWunngeteCe.
Wystan. See Whiston.
Wystanestowe. See Wistanstow.
Wy*towe, John de, 208.
See Wistow.
WytchefonL See Wycheford.
Wyteberme. See Whitburn.
w'ytele. See WiUey.
Wyth, Oliver. 42.
Wvtham. See Witham.
Wyiheford. See Witchford.
Wytheneye. See Witnty.
Wyther, Henry, 375.
../ , WUliam, 263, 279, 292.394.
Wytheredele [Witherwlale, co. Suffolk ?],
church of, 168.
Wytheworthe. Robert de, 186.
Wyting, John, 102.
See also Whyting.
WvtingtoD. Folk son of Falk mm of Warin
de, 397.
Wyllebory. See Witlebiry.
Wytlok. See Whytlok.
Wytnesham. See Witne«ham.
Wyton, Wyreton [co. TorkJ, 145.
Wytleneye. See Witney.
See Witteneye.
Wytton. See Wittoib
Wyyerton. See WiTerton.
Wyrertoo, Richard de, 87,
Wyreton. See Wyton.
65014.
Wyrill, John de, 273.
Robert de, 455.
, William de, 458.
Wya, 119.
See Wich.
Y
Talding, Eldingge, co. Kent, 351.
Taneworth. John de, abbot of Winchcombe,
37.
Tar*, Peter de, 414.
Tardley, letters patent dated at, 382.
Tareford. See Yenrorth.
Tarm, Janim [co. York] , 1 79, 437.
Yannouth, Great, co. Norfolk, 37, 66, 69, 91,
116, 136, 152, 16S, 169, 177, 162, 184,
188, 205, 215. 256, 269, 276, 325, 326.
358, 408, 408, 423, 436, 464, 485.
, bulifEs of, 256.
bailiff and good men of, 46, 323, 339.
, burgesses of, 323.
, fiur at, 323.
gaol, 286.
, prior and Carmelite friars of, 436.
Friars Preachers of, 167, 221.
, Friars Minors of, 169, 358.
, la Straonde in, 221.
, port of, 286.
, Little [co. Suffolk], 5«.
Yamton, Erdington, co. Oxford, 49, 132.
Yarreth. See Yervonh.
Yatdey, Yatele [co. Hants], 156.
Yaxham, Jakesham, co. Norfolk, 105.
, church of; 105, 112.
TeafanptoD, Ylampton, co. Deron, 279, 880.
Tedefenloges. See Edrin-Loach.
Yelreton, William de, 141.
Yenua, Imbert de, 7 1 .
, parson of Gkddington, 381.
YeoTil, Gyrele [co. Somerset], 110, S48.
Yerrorth, Yorrorth, Yareford, Yarreth, ap
Wrenouch, 517.
son of Griffin, 343.
son of Kenewrek, 121.
^ son of Ryrit, 121.
, Gorgennns ap, 343.
, Madoc, ton of, 521.
, Vaghan, 121.
, William ap, 343.
ap Cadogan, 343.
ap YcTan, 343.
, adher\^nt of R««« son of Meredith,
511.
Tetham, Nicholas de, 504.
Tera, Yeran. See Jeran.
Tevda, Alexander, I.
See GJTclr
Xewan. Set Jeran.
T J
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GENERAL INDEX.
Yeyvan. See Jevan.
Yluun, YliBiume. Sve Ihaiume.
Vivflcostri'. Ste Ilchcstor.
Ylam)»toii [Vciilmi'tou], co. Devon, 279. 2S0.
Yltilhyug, Walter, 3G4.
Yiuoki'tlu'lnssin, 7-1.
Viuclath, 74.
Vua ap IMielip, 3 13.
Yoghel. See Youglml.
Vophul. See Yoiigluil.
YokfleU', Nicholas de, 434
YoltoD, Thomas de, 504.
Yomcle, John, 331.
York, archdeacon of. See Hamilton, William
de. Gloucester, Master Walter de.
archbishop of, 73, 229, 300.
, archbishopric of, 193.
See Konieyn. Wikewane.
, G. archbishop of, 165.
, Master John, elect of, 198.
, J. or John, archbishop of. 229, 300,
366, 370, 391, 443, 449-451, 462, 491,
496, 497, 508.
and Canterbury, contention between
archbishops of, 229.
, W. archbishop of, 122, 124, 128-130,
143, 194, 200.
....„..., , Geoffrey hia forester, 143, 200.
province, tenth from clergy in, 47, 77,
110, 151, 152, 177.
, church of, 363.
, diocese of, 47, 57, 193, 225, 314, 327.
391, 497, 506, 508.
see void, 193, 228
, Austin friars of, 322.
city, restitution of, 41.
, Fisbergate, 508.
, forest of, 292.
, Friars Minors of, 338, 427.
gaol, 42, 44, 81, 215, 286, 455.
, Gutherumgate in, 136.
, Holy Trinity, prior of, 39, 111, 132.
, , John, prior of, 134, 199, 392,
293, 314, 475.
, Jews of, 379, 382.
, Jews' houses in, 417.
, letters patent dated at, 109, 139,427,
507.
, mayoralty of, 70.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 379.
, mayor of, 471, 507.
, merchants' seal, 292, 302, 481, 493.
, mills near York Castle, 338.
York — cont.
, murage for, 119, 335.
, St. Andrew's, prior of, 158.
, prior and convent of, 507.
, church of St. Crux, 494.
, hospital of St. Leonard, 116, 158,271.
, St. Mary's, abbot of, 494.
, , Simon, abbot of, 313, 314.
, , abbot and convent of, 17, 472.
, St. Nicholas, hospital of the lepers of,
207, 208, 471, 494.
, St. Peter's, church of, 24, 136, 157.
, churchyard, wall for, 164.
, , dean and chapter of, 162, 230.
, , prebend in, 225.
, , succentorof the vicars of, 506.
, chancellor of. See Corbrigge.
, treasurer of. See Columpna. Clare
Bogo de.
, vagabonds in the city of, 256.
CO., 22, 42,44-48.70, 71,95, 109,116,
130, 139, 144, 170, 199, 200, 203-
208, 226, 251, 259, 2G5, 292, 322, 330,
332, 333, 336, 344, 354, 369, 396, 402,
405-407, 435, 450, 453, 455, 461, 472,
474, 482, 501, 506, 507, 517, 518.
, sheriff of, 31, 35, 41, 45, 78, 118,
175,338,365.
, sheriff and coroners of, 124, 126.
See Lithegrayns.
, eyre in, 22.
, the bailiwick of the Temple in, 344.
, East Riding, archdeacon of. See
Craucumbe.
Yornecumbe, Thomas de, 514.
Yorvorth. See Yervorth.
Youghal, Yoghel, Yoghul, in Ireland, 15,
159, 218, 430.
Yoyiecumbe, Thomas de, 458.
Ystlwyf, Oystrelawe, co. Pembroke, liberty of,
510.
Ythel. See Ithael.
Yvithorn. See Ivethorn.
Yvonis, Thomas, 135.
z
Zuche, Zusche, Scusche, Susche, Alan la,
368,371,434,473,494.
, Almaricus la, 316.
, Elena la, 64, 81, 136, 137, 237.
, John la, 158.
, Roger la, 215, 246, 247.
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TJ[E CHRONICLES AND MEMORIALS OF CREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.
[Royal bvo. Price 10*. each Volume or Part.]
On 25 July 18'22, the House of Commons presented an address to tho
Crown, stating that the editions of the works of our ancient historians
were inconvenient and defective ; that many of their writings still
remained in manuscript, and, in some cases, in a single copy only. They
added, "that an uniform and convenient edition of the whole, published
" under His Majesty's royal sanction, would be an undertaking honour-
" able to His Majesty's reign, and conducive to .the advancement of
" historical and constitutional knowledge ; that the House therefore
" huml)ly besought His Majesty, that He would be graciously pleased to
" give such directions as His Majesty, in His wisdom, might think fit,
" for the publication of a complete edition of the ancient historians
" of this realm."
The Master of tho Rolls, being very desirous that effect should be given
to the resolution of tlie House of Commons, submitted to Her Majesty's
Treasury in 18.57 a plan for the publication of the ancient chronicles and
memorials of the United Kingdom, and it was adopted accordingly.
Of the Chronicles and Memorials, the following volumes hove been
published. They embrace tho period from the earliest time of British
history down to the end of the reign of Henry VII.
1. Thb CnnoNici-E OP England, by John Capgkave. Edited by the Rev.
F. C. HiNGESTON, M.A. 1858.
CapCTiiVf's Chi-oniclu t-xtciuls from thu cri'iition of tho world to tho yciir 1H7. As
it rccoiil of tin- liininiiur*- simken in Norfolk (Ix-iiiK written in Enirlish), it is of considcniblo
value.
2. CnsoNicoN MoNASTERii DE Abingdon. Vols. I. and II. Edited hy the
Kev. Joseph Stevex.son, M.A., Vicar of Leighton Buzzard. 18-58.
Tlii.s Chronidt' tnieos tho history of tlic monn.story from it.s foundation by Kinjt Inii
of WcssfX.fo tho rolifn of Kiolmrd I. Tho author had iiocoss to tho titlo dowb of tho
hiius*-. and incniiMinitos into liis history various chartors of tho .Saxon kinjcs, of ^rreat im-
|)<)rlancL' a-s iltustrating not only tho liistory of tho locality but that of ihu kingdom.
3. Lives oy Edwakd the Confessok. I. — La Estoire do Seint Aedward le
Rei. II. — Vita Beati Edvardi Regis ct Confessoris. III. — Vitji
iEduuardi Regis qui apud Westmonasterium rcqniescit. Edited by
Henky Richards Luard, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity
College, Cambridge. 1858,
Ti..' liivf ;^ •, , n. Ill Xiirnuin I'ronch. probably writton in VH.'i. Tho sirond is an
:' 1 hotwo'n 1 no and 1 t.io, which is niaiidy valuable lus a >|>ooiuiou of
til I . . time. Till' thiid. also by an auonyiuous author, was apparently
written betwivn l<N;ti and lo7K
4. MoxuMKNTA FuANf'i.scANA. Vol.1. — Thomas do Eccloston do Adventu
Fratruin Minorum in Angliam. Adas do Marisco Ej)i8tolii'. llegis-
trum JVatrura Minorum Londonitn. Edited by J. S. Brewer, M.A.,
Professor of English Litrraturo, Kinjj'H Collcgi', London. Vol. II. —
Do Adventu Minorum; re-oditfd, with additions. Chronicle of tho
Grey Friar.4. Th(> ancient English version of tho Rule of St. Francis.
Abljroviatio iSlatutorum, 1451, &c. Edited by Richard Homi.ett,
Barrister-at-Law. 18.58, 1882.
'I" oriKinal matoriaU (or tho i tho sotllomont nf tho
onlei ' I ml, tho Irltom of Adnm do M ,nd otlu-r pup. is, Tln'
iM<contl voluutuuoiituiiis iimli-rinN found <iino(< the llntt voluiiir wii.i pntdisliod.
b
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5. Fasciculi Zizanioulm Magistri Johannis Wyclif cdmTiutico. Ascribed
to Thomas Netter, of Walden, Provincial of the Carnielito Order
in England, and Confessor to King Henry the Fifth. Edited hif the
licv. W. W. SniuLKY, M.A., Tutor and late Fellow of Wadham
College, Oxford. 185P.
This work \!\yvs llio only contoinporam'ous account of tlio rise of tho Lollards.
6. The Buik ok the CnoNtrLTS of ScoxriAXD ; or, A Metrical Version of the
History of Hector Boec-e ; by AVilliam Stewart. Vols. I., II., and
III. Edited by W. B. Turnrull, Barrister-at-Law. 1858.
Tliis is 11 metrical translation of a Latin I'rnsp Clironiclc, writton in the (i™t half of tho
li'ith crnturv. The narrative lu'^lns with llic earliest leftends and ends ^vith the death of
Janii's L ofSeotland, and the " evil ending of the traitors that slew him." The peculiarities
of the Scottish dialect an; well illustrated in this version.
7. JouAXXis Capgrave Lirer de Ii;Ltjstrtbus Henricis. Edited hy the
Hot. F. C. Hixgeston, M.A. 1858.
The fii-st ivvrt relates only to the history of the Empire from the election of Henry I.
the Kowler. to the end of the reiirn of the I'Iniperor Henry VI. The second ])art is devoted
to Knitlish history, from t lie aceessiou of Henry L in 110(1, to IIK;, which was the twenly-
foin-thyear of the reifrn of Henry VI. The third part contains the lives of illustrious men
who haive boi-ne the name of Henry in various parts of the world.
8. HiSTORIA MOXASTERII S. AtJGUSTTJJI CaNTUAMENSIS, by ThOMAS OF
Elmham, formerly Monk and Treasurer of that Foundation. Edited
hy Charles Hardwick, M.A., Fellow of St. Catharine's Hall, and
Christian Advocate in the University of Cambridge. 1858.
This history extends from the arrival of St. Augustine in Kent until 1191.
9. EuLOGlUM (HiSTORiARUM sivE Tempokis) : Ohronicon ab Orbo condito
tisque ad Annum Domini 1366 ; a monacho quodam Malmesbiriensi
exaratum. Vols. I., II., and III. Edited hy F, S. Haydon, B.A.
1858-1863.
This is a Latin Chi'onicle extending from the Creation to the latter p.irt of the reign of
Edward IIL, and written b.y a monk of Malmesbury, about the year 1367. A continuation
carries the history of England down to the year 1413.
10. Memorials of Henry the Seventh : Bernardi Andrece Tholosatis Vita
Regis Henrici Septimi ; necnon alia qusedam ad eundem Regem
spectantia. Edited hy James Gaikdner. 1868.
The contents of this .volume are — (1) a life of Henry VII., by his poet LaTu-eate and
historiographer, Kerni'.rd Andre, of Toulouse, with some compositions in verse, of which he
is supposed to have been the author; (2) the journals of Roger Machado during certain
embassies to Spain and Brittany, the first of which had reference to the marriage of the
King's son. Artluu-, with Catharine of Arragon ; (3) two curious reports by envoys sent to
Spain in 1.50.5 toucliing the succession to the Crown of Castile, and a project of marriage
between Henry VII. and the Queen of Naples; and (4) an account of Philip of Castile's
reception in England in 150C. Other documents of interest are given in an appendix.
11. Memorials op Heney the Fifth. I. — Vita Henrici Quinti, Roberto
Redmanno auctore. II. — Versus Rhythmici in laudem Regis Henrici
Quinti. III. — Elmhami Liber Metricus dfe Henrico V. Edited hy
Chables a. Cole. 1858.
12. Munimesta G1LDHALL.1; Londoniensis ; Liber Albus, Liber Custu-
maram, et Liber Horn, in archivis GildhallEe asservati. Vol. L,
Liber Albus. Vol. II. (in Two Parts), Liber Custumarum. Vol. IIL,
Translation of the Anglo-Norman Passages in Liber Albus, Glos-
saries, Appendices, and Index. Edited hy Henry Thomas Riley,
M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1859-1862.
The Liber Albus, compiled by John Carpenter, Common Clerk of the City of London in
the year 1419, gives an account of the laws, regulations, and institutions of that City in the
12th, 13th, 14th, and early pai-t of the 15th centmies. The Liber Cnstumarum was com-
pded in the eail,y part of the 14th centiu-y during the it'ign of Edward II. It also gives an
account of the laws, regulations, and institutions of the City of London in the 12th, 13th,
and early part of the 14th centuries.
13. Chkonica Johannis be Oxenedes. Edited hy Sir Henky Ellis, K.H.
1859.
Although this Chronicle tells of the arrival of Ilengist and Horsa, it substantially begins
with the reign of King Alfred, and comes down to 1292. It is particularly valuable for
notices of events n the eastei-n portions of the Kingdom.
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l-t. A Collection of Political Poems and Songs iielating to Esglisii
HlSTOiiy, FROM THE ACCESSION OF EdWARI) III. TO THE ReIGN OF
Henry VIII. Vols. I. and II. Edited byTiioaxs Wrigut, U.A. 1859-
1861.
15. The " Ofu3 Tektium," " Ores Minus," <fec. of Roger Bacon. Edited by
J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature, King's College,
London. 1859.
16. Bartiiolom.ei de Cotton, Monachi Norwicensis, Historia Anglicana;
449-1298; nccnon ejusdem Liber de Achiepiscopis et Episcopia
Angliae. Edited by Henry Richards Luard, M.A., Fellow and
Aasistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1859.
17. Brut y Tywysogion; or, The Chronicle of the Princes of Wales.
Edited by the Rev. John "Williams ab Ithel, M.A. 1860.
This work, written in the nncicnt Welsh language, be)rins with the abdication and
d«ith of Cae<lwala at Roi'ie, in the year (INI, an([ continues the history down to the
subjugation of Wales by Edward I., alKiut the year ViS2.
18. A Collection of Royal and Historical Letters during the Reign of
Henry IV. 1399-1404. Edited by the Rev. F. C. Hingeston, M.A., of
Exeter College, Oxford. 1860.
19. The Repressor of over much Blaming of the Clergy. By Reginald
Pecock, sometime Bishop of Chichester. Vols. I. and II. Edited by
the Rev. Churchill Babington, B.D., Fellow of St. John's College,
Cambridge. 1860.
'o'-
The " lU'pressor " may be considered the earliest piece of good theological dis<|uisitiou
of which our Eiifclish prose literature can l)oai>t. The author was born about the end of the
fourteenth conturj', consecrate<l Bishop of St. Asaph in the year 1+M, and translated to the
see of Chicheater in ll5(i. His work is intei-estiuK chieHy because it gives a full account of
the views of the Lollards, and it has great value for the philologist.
20. Annales Cambri^b. Edited by the Rev. John Williams ab Ithel, M.A.
1860.
These annals, which are in Latin, couiinenced in 1-17, and come down to I'iSS. The
earlier jxirtion appears to be taken froui an Irish Chronicle used by Tigeniacli, and by the
compiler o( the .Vnnals of Ulster.
21. The Works op Giraldus Cambrensis. Vols. I.-IV. Edited by the
Rev. J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature. King's
College, London. Vols. V.-VII. Edited by the Kev. James F.
DiMOCK, M.A., Rector of Barnburgh, Yorkshire. Vol. VIII. Edited
by George F. Warner, M.A., of the Department of MSS., British
Museum. 1861-1891.
These volmnes contain the historical works of fJenild dii Bany, who lived in the reigns
of Henry II., Richard I., and .John. His works are of a very iiuseellaneous nature, both
in pro,<M! and vei"M', and are reiiiaikabtu for the anecdotes which they contain.
The Tirp'iijrnuhin IlHternicii (in Vol. V.) is the result of (iinildiis' two visits to Ireland,
the IliTtt in IKJ. the secoiul in llSj-t;. when lie accompanied l'nnce.Jolin into that country.
The Kxpuyniilin llihi riimi was written about 1 ISN, and may ln' regarded nitlier a.s a great
epic than a sober relation of acts oeeiirnng in his own days. Vol. VI. contains the //i'm/--
riirium Kiiiiihrif it hfxrriplin Knnihrite ; and Vol. VI I., the lives of S. Kcmigius and
■S. HukIi. Vol. VIII. eoiitains the Treatise De Prinripiim Instruct iime.axxA an Index to
Vols. I.-IV. and VIII.
22. Letters and Papers illu.strative of the Wars ok the English in
France during the Reign of Henry the Sixth, King op England.
Vol. I., and Vol. II. (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev. Joseph
Stevenson, M.A., Vicar of Leightcu Buzzard. 1861-1864.
23. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, according to the several Original
Authorities. Vol. I., Original Texts. Vol. II., Translation. Edited
and translated by Benjamin Thorpe, Member of the Royal Academy of
Sciences at Munich, and of the Society of Ncthoriaiidish Litiiiiturc at
Leydcn. \'^J'A.
There are at ]ii'es<-iil six iiide|H'iideiit iiiaiiiisei ip(s nf I be Saxmi ( Iikmiic Ic, i miiiig in
dilTen-liI yearn, and wriltin iii dilTerent parts of ihecoiiiilry. In this ■•ditnui, the lexl of
each iiuiiiiiHcript is printe<li in columns «ii the same |Nige, so that the uludent n\»\ s<v at a
gluncc thevariouit changes which occur In urlh(>gnk|ihy.
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24. Lettkrs ax I) Papers illustkatixt: of the Reigns op Richard III. and
IIexky VII. Vols. I. and II. Edited hy James Gairdner. 1861-
1863.
Thp principal coutonts of tlio volmiics ni-c soinc' diplomatic Vapors of Riclmrd III. ;
i'oiT«>s|xiiuU'Mcc lictwcon lloiu-.v VII. iiiul Fonliiiand and Isiihcllii of Spain; docuiiionts
n'laiiiiK to Kdinimd de lu Pole, Earl of SidTolk; and a portion of the correspondcnco of
James IV. of Scotland.
25. Letters of Bishoi- Grosseteste. Edited hy the Rev. Henry Richards
LuARP, M.A., Fellow aud Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. 1861.
The letters of Roboi-t Grosseteste range in date from abont T210 to ]2r)3, and relate to
varions niattn-s eonnicted not only with the political history of J'lngland during the reign
of Henry 111., hnt witli its ecclesiastical condition. They refer especially to the diocese of
Lincoln", of which Grosseteste was bishop.
26. Descriptive Catalogue of Manuscripts relating to the History of
Great Britain and Ireland. Vol. I. (in Tavo Parts) ; Anterior to the
Norman Invasion. Vol. II. ; 1066-1200. Vol. III. ; 1200-1327. By
Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Records.
1862-1871.
The object of this work is to publish notices of all known sources of British history,
both printed and imprinted, in one continued sequence. The materials, when historical (as
distin^ruished from bioin-aphical), are arranged Tinder the year in which the latest event is
recorded in the chronicle or history, and not under the period in which its author, real or
suiijiosed, nourished. Biographies are enumerated under the year in which the person
commemorated died, and not under the year in which the life was written. A brief
analysis of «ich work has been added when deserving it, in which original portions are
distinguished from mere compilations. A biographical sketch of the author of each piece
lias been added, and a brief notice of such ]5ritish authors as have written on historical
subjects.
27. Royal and other Historical Letters illustrative of the Reign of
Henry IIL Vol. I., 1216-1235. Vol. II., 1236-1272. Selected and
edited by the Rev. W. "VV. Shirley, D.D., Regius Professor of Ecclesi-
astical History, and Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. 1862-1866.
28. Chronica Monasterii S. Albani. — 1. Thom^ Walsingham Historia
Anglicana; Vol. I., 1272-1381: Vol. II., 1381-1422. 2. Willelmi
Rishanger Chronica et Annales, 1259-1307. 3. Johannis de
Trokelowe et Henrici de Blaneforde Chronica et Annales, 1269-1296 ;
1307-1324 ; 1392-1406. 4. Gesta Abbatum Monasterii S. Albani, a
Thoma Walsinghaji, kegnante Ricardo Secundo, ejusdem Ecclesle
PRiECENTORE, COMPILATA ; Vol. I., 793-1290: Vol. II., 1290-1349:
Vol. III., 1349-1411. 5. Johannis Amundesh AM, MoNAcm Monasterii
S. Albani, ut videtur, Annales ; Vols. I. and II. 6. Registra
QUORUND AM Abbatum Monasterii S. Albani, qui S^culo xv™" floruere;
Vol. I., Registrum Abbati^ Johannis Whethamstede, Abbatis Monas-
terii Sancti Albani, iterum suscept^ ; Roberto Blakeney, Capellano,
QUONDAM ADSCRIPTUM: Vol. II., ReGISTRA JoHANNIS WhETHAMSTEDE,
Willelmi Albon, et Willelmi Walingforde, Abbatum Monasterii
Sancti Albani, cum Appendice, continente quasdam Epistolas, a
JouANNE Whethamstede Conscriptas. 7. Tpodigma Neustri^ a
Thoma Walsingham, quondam Monacho Monasterii S. Albani,
coNscRiPTUM. Edited hy Henry Thomas Riley, M.A., Barrister-at-Law.
1863-1876.
In the first two volumes is a History of England, from the death of Henry III. to the
deiith of Henry V., by Thomas Walsingham, Precentor of St. Albans.
In the 3rd volume is a Chronicle of English History, attributed to William Rishanger,
who lived in the reign of Edward I.: an account of tiansactions attending the awai-d of
thc> kmgdom of Scotland to John Balliol, I2i)l-1292, also attributed to William Rishanger,
but on no sufficient ground : a short Cln-onicle of English History, 1292 to 1300, by an
unknown hand : a short Chronicle AVillelmi Rishanger Gesta Edwardi Prinii, Regis Aiiglice,
with Annales Reguui Anglioe, pi'obably by the same hand: and fragments of three
Chronicles of English Histoiy, 1285 to 1.307.
In the 4th volume isa Chronicle of English History, 1259 to 1296: Annals of Edward II..
1307 to 1323, by John de Trokelowe, a monk of St. Albans, and a continuation of Troke-
lowe's Annals, 1323, 1324, by Henry de Blaneforde: a full Chronicle of English History, 1392
to]40f!; and an account of the Benefactors of St. Albans, written in the early part of the
15th century.
The 5th, (ith, and 7th volumes contain a history of the Abbots of St. Albans, 793 to
1411, mainly coinpih^d by Thoina'j Walsingham : with a Continuation.
The8thand9th volumes, in continuation of the Annals, contain a Chronicle, probably
by John Amunrtesham, a monk of St. Albans.
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Tho lotli uiitl 11th voliinii-s in-lutu uni><>ciully to tho iict.t niul nrococdiiig!! of AbbotK
^Vli.-ri-...-'-'l-- \n..... •....! \V..iii.. ■-<.... I,
'I'i :s Histmy of Knirl'inil to tin- iviirii of Henry V,,
aiul ' . 'iii!i.> \V:ilsim.-h!iin, iiiul ili'iliciitcil to lli-nry V.
29. CiiKOKicojr Abbatle Evtsu.vMEXsirf, Auctoribus Domixico Pbioue
EVKSUAMLE ET TUOMA DE MaBLEBEBGE AbBATE, A FUXDATIONE AD AXNUJI
1213, UNA CL'M CoNTiNUATioNE AD Anxum 1418. Edited hij the Rev.
W. D. Macray, Bodleian Librai-y, Oxford. 18tJ3.
Thi» Chronicle of Evesham ilhLst rates tho history of that important monasteo' from
f»'-^"' •'""•■' *H. Its chief fi'utiiit) is an autobiotmipiiy, which makes us acc(uainted with
life of a great abbey. Iiitersi)ei-se<l are many notices of general, personal,
!!: ' • i-y.
30. ElCARDI DE CiRENCESTKIA Sl'ECULUSI HlSTORIALE DE GeSTIS IIkGUM
AxGLUE. Vol. I.. 4-17-871. Vol. H., 872-1066. Edited ly John E. B.
Mayor, M.A., Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 1863-1869.
Rulnii-,1 (if Cirenctstcr's history, in four books, extends from tl7 to llMiii. It stives
man\ in favour of Westmuister Abbey, and u very full account of the lives luid
mirai I saints, esjR'cially of Edward the Confessor, wliose reitm occupies the fourth
book. A truiitise on the Corouatiou, by M'illiam of Sudbury, u monk of M'estmiuster, tills
book ii. c. 3.
31. Year Books of the B-EtON op Edward tue First. Yeai-s 20-21, 21-22,
30-31, 32-33, and 33-35 Edw. I; and 11-12 Edw. III. Edited and
translated by Alfred Joux Horwood, Barrister-at-Law. Years 12-13,
13-14, 14, 14-15, aiid 15, Edward III. Edited and translated by Luke
'Owen Pike, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. 1863-1891.
The "Yvar Books" are the earliest of our Law Reiwrts. They contain matter not
only of practical utility to lawyers in tlio present day, but also illustrative of almost I'very
branch of historv, while for ecitaiii philoloiricid purimsts tluv hold ii poNilinii absolutely
unique.
32. Narratives of the Expulsion of the English from Normandy, 1449-
1450. — Robertas Blondelli do Reductione NormannijB : Le Recouvre-
ment de Normendie, par Berry, Ilcrault du Roy: Conferences between
the Ambassadors of Franco and England. Edited by the Rev. Joseph
Stevenson, ]\I.A. 18C3.
33. Historia et Cartularium Monasterii S. Petri Gloucestrle. Vols. I.,
II., and III. Edited by W. H. Hart, F.S.A., Membre correspondant de
la Society des Antiquaires de Normandie. 1863-1867.
34. Ale.vandri Neckam de Naturis Rerum libri duo ; with Neckam's
Poem, De Laudibus Divin^e Sapientle. Edited by Thomas Wright,
M.A. 1863.
In the l)r yaturia Rerum are to bo found what may be culled the nidimentu
r,i ,.,..,.,• ^..;..,.....^ '"'xi'd up with much frror and ifrnorance. N'eckam had his own views in
I j: us a Kliiiipst- of lliem, n.s wrll as of bis other opinions, he throws niiieli
l(. ■nnei'y, customs, and vceneral tone of llmmrht prevalent in llsc I welftli
cuntury.
35. Leechdoms, Wortcunning, and Starcraft of Early England ; being a
Collection of Documents illustrating the History of Science in this
_- — .__-_ — -' - CD w ---
Country before tiio Norman Conquest. Vols. 1., Ii., and III. Col-
lected and edited by the Rev. T. Oaw Ah]
|..^.j». . w... ^., ^^., ...... AJ.*.. v^ 1,
k'ALD Cockayne, M.A. 186-1^-1866.
36, Axxale.s Monastici. Vol. I. : — Annales do Margan, 1066-1232 ;
Atmales do Theokesberia, 1066-1263; Annales do Hurton, 1004-12ti3.
Vol. II.: — Annales Monasterii do Wintoniii, 519-1277; Annales
!MonaHterii do Wnverlcia, 1-1291. Vol. III.: — Annak's Prionvtus do
Duiistftplia, 1-1297. Annales ^Monasterii de IkTiiiundc-ieia, lU42-
1432. Vol. IV.j^— Annales Monasterii de Oseneia, 1016-1347; Chronioon
" "" Annales Prioratna
. -.,_-- -. .ity
College, and Registrary of the University, Caiubridgc. 1864-1869.
Tim iiresi'iit enjlfctmti fnibnir.s chrfiriicleH eniiipilfd in ri'liKions houNivH in England
,\--:'!iit tho til rf ten in number. Thu exlrvuic
|i' I nil which Ii
1432. Vol. IV.:— Annales Monasterii de Oseneia, 1016-1347; Chronioc
vulgodirtum Chronicon 'Ihomio VVykes, 1066-128*J; Annales Priorati
«le AVigoniia, 1-1377. Vol. V. :— Index and (ilos.sary. Edilv.l I
Henry Riciiarhs Luard, .M.A., Follow antl Assistant Tutor of Trinit
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37. M-Viixv Vita S. Hucjonis Eviscopi Lincolniensis. Ed'deil hy the Rev.
JamJus F. Dimock, M.A., Rector of IJarnhurgh, Yorkshire. 18(i4.
This work is vtilimbliv not only iis u l>io(?riiph.v ot n cclcbratoil cpclcsiast ic bnt iis the
work of !i niiin. wlio. fiMMi pi'i-soniil kupwloiljfo. (tivi's notices of passing events, iis well sis ol
iniliviiliiiils who were llien tHkinii nclive part in public atTairs.
38. ClIKONICLES AXD MeMOBIALS OF THE ReIGN OP RiCHAKD THE FiRST.
Vol. I. : — Itinerarium Peregrinorum et Gesta Regis Ricardi. Vol.
II.: Ei'i.sToi>.K Cantuarienses ; the Letters of the Prior and Convent
of Clirist Church, Canterbury; 1187 to 1199. Edited hy the Rev.
William Stubbs, M.A., Vicar of Navestock, Essex, and Lambeth
Librarian. 1864-1865.
The authorship of tlie Clironide in Vol. I., hitherto ascribed to Geoffrey Vinesauf, is
now more correct Iv luscribeil to Richard, Canon of tlie Holy Trinity of London.
In letters in Vol. II., written between 1187 and 1199, liad their oriRin in a dispute whicll
(irose fi-oni the attenii)ts of Baldwin and Hubert, archbishops of Canterbury, to found a
college of secular canons, a project which gave groat uuibragc to the monks of Canterbury.
39. Recueil des Cboniques et anchiennes Istories de la Grant Bretaigne
A present nomme Engleterre, par Jehan de Waxjrin. Vol. I. Albina
to 688. Vol. II., 1399-1422. Vol. III., 1422-1431. Edited by WiLLiku
Hardv,F.S.A. 1864-1879. Vol. IV., 1431-1447. Vol. V., 1447-1471.
Edited hy Sir William Hardy, F.S.A., and Edward L. C P. Hardy,
F.S.A. 1884-1891.
40. A Collection of the Chronicles and ancient Histories of Great
Britain, now called England, by John de Waurin. Vol. L, Albina
to 668. Vol. II., 1399-1422. Vol. III., 1422-1431. (Translations of
the ])receding Vols. I., II., and III.) Edited and translated hy Sir
WiLLiAH Hardy, F.S.A., and Edward L. 0. P. Hardy, F.S.A. 1864-
1891.
41. PoLYCHRONicoN Ranulphi Higden, with Trevisa's Translation. Vols. I.
and II. Edited hy Churchill Babington, B.D., Senior Fellow of St.
John's College, Cambridge. Vols. III.-IX. Edited hy the Rev. Joseph
Rawson Lumby, D.D., Norrisian Professor of Divinity, Vicar of St.
Edward's, Fellow of St. Catharine's College, and late Fellow of
Magdalene College, Cambridge. 1865-1886.
This chronicle begins with the creation, and is brought down to the reign of
Edward III. It enables us to form a very fair estimate of the knowledge of history and
geography which well-informed leaders of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries possessed,
for it was then the standard work on general history.
The two English translations, which are printed with the original Latin, afford in.
t<>resting illustrations of the graclual change of our language, for one was made in tho
fourteenth century, the other in the lifteentli.
42. Le Livere de Reis de Brittanie e Le Livere de Reis de Engletere.
Edited hy the Rev. John Glover, M.A., Vicar of Brading, Isle of
Wight, formerly Librarian of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1865.
These two treaties are \aluable as careful abstracts of previous historians. Some
various readings are given which are interesting to the philologist as instances of seini-
Saxonised French.
43. Chronica Monasterii de Melsa ab anno 1150 usque ad annum 1406.
Vols. I., II., and III. Edited hy Edward Augustus Bond, Assistant
Keeper of Manuscripts, and Egerton Librarian, British Museum.
1866-1868.
The Abbey of Meaux was a Cistercian house, and the work of its abbot is a faithful and
often minute record of the establishment of a religious community, of its progress in form.
inp an ample revenue, of its struggles to maintain its acquisitions, and of its relations to
the governing institutions of the country.
44. MatthjE Parisiensis Historia Anglorum, sive, ut vulgo dicitur, His-
TORiA Minor. Vols. I., II., and III. 1067-1253. Edited hy Sir
Frederick Madden, K.H., Keeper of the Manuscript Department
of British Museum. 1866-1869.
45. Liber Monasterii de Hyda : a Chronicle and Chartulary of Hyde
Abbey, Winchester, 455-1023. Edited by Edward Edwards. 1866.
The " Book of Hyde " is a compilation from much earlier sources which are usually
indicated with considerable cai-e and precision. In many cases, however, the Hyde
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Chi-onicliT npix-ui'ji to coiTift, to inmlifv, ">r ti> uiii]iliry tlit- siutiMiicut!i, which, in siib.ituncc-,
ho adiipts.
Tlu-iT is tolx" foiinil. in Ihi' ■■ H(K)k of llyilf," iimch iiifoniinlion I't-Iatliif; to the rviirn of
Kill); AUivcl which is not known to i-xist eLsi'Wlii'r"'. Tin' vi.lnnu Miiins s.mi.. ('Mriou!>
spt-cinicns of An«rli">-Snxon and inctliiernl Knirh.nh.
46. CuRONicox ScoTOKusi: A Chronicle op Iiiisii Akf.vius, from tho earliest
times to 113o ; and Supi'Leuent, coataiiiiug tho Events from IIU to
1150. Edited, with Translation, hij William Maussell Henxessy,
M.R.I.A. 1866.
47. The Cukoxicle uv Pierre de Laxgtoit, in FREXcn Verse, from the
EARLIEST Period to the Death of Edward I. Vols. I. and II. Edited
by Thomas Wright, M.A. 1866-1868.
It is prolialili- that Pierre de Laiiirtoft was a canon of Bridliniiton. in Yorkshire, antl
livwl in the reiipi of Kilwaril I., ami during u i)()rIion of the reijcn of Kdward 11. Tliis
chronicle is dividetl into thre<' parts; in the tirst. is an abridfcnient of (JeotTny of Mcm-
nionth's ■• Historia Britoniini ; " in the second, a history of tho Anijlo-Saxon and Norman
kin)n, to the death of llom-y III. ; in the thiitl, a history of the reijin of Edward 1. Tlie
liuiKna^e iii a curioiui specimen of the French of Yorksihii-e.
48. The War op the Gaedhil with the Gaill, or The Invasions oe
Ireland by the Danes and other Norsemen. Edited, with a Trans-
lation, by the Kev. James Hentuorn Todd, D.D., Senior Fellow of
Trinity College, and Regius Professor of Hebrew in the University of
Dublin. 1867.
The work in its present form, in the editor's opinion, is a comparativel.v modi'ni version
of an ancient original. The story is told after tho niunnur of the Scandinavian Sa^^us.
49. Gesta Regis Henrici Secundi Benedicti Abbatis. Chronicle op the
Reigns op Henry II. and Richard I., 1169-1192, known under the
name of Benedict OP Peterbokougu. Vols. I. and II. Edited by tho
Rev. "William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History,
Oxford, and LamJjeth Librarian. 1867.
50. MUXIMENTA AcaDEMICA, OR, DOCUMENTS ILLUSTRATIVE OP ACADEMICAL
Life and Studies at Oxford (in Two Paris). Edited by the Rev.
Henry Anstky, M.A., Vicar of St. "Wendron, Cornwall, and lately
Vice-Principal of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. 1868.
51. Chronica Macjistui Rogeui de Houedese. Vols. I., II., III., and IV.
Edited by tho Rev. William Stlkbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern
History, and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1868-1871.
The earlier i)ortion, eitendinK from 732 to Ills, ai>|H'jii'S to be a copy of a compilation
ninde in S'orthuiiibria aliout lltll. to which lloveden added little. From IIW to IKKi— a
Very valuable iKirtion of this work — the matter is derivi'd from another stiurce, to which
Ho"ve«len ai)piili-!i to have supplied little. From 1170 to 1192 is the iKirtion which eorre-
gponcU to some extent with the Chronicle known under the name of Benedict of I'eter-
boronnh {see No. Ut). Fi-oni lli« to 1201 may he said to be wholly Uovedeu's work.
52. "WiLLELMi Malmesbiriensis Monacui de Geshs Pontipicum AnGLORI'M
Libui QuiSQiE. Editedby N. E. S. A. Hamilton, of the Department
of Manuscripts, British Museum. 1870.
53. Historic and Municipal Documents op Ireland, from the Archives
OF the City op Dublin, Ac. 1172-1.320. Edited bi/ John T. Gilbert,
F.S.A., Secretary of the Public Record Office of Ireland. 1870.
54. The Annals op Loch Ce. A Chronicle of Irish Affaihs, from 1041 to
1590. Vols. I. and II. Edited, with a Translation, by William
Maonsell Hennessy, M.R.I.A. 1871.
55. MosuMENTA Jdridica. The Black Book of the Admiualtv, with
Appendices, Vols. I.-IV. Edited by Sir Travers Twiss, Q.C., D.C.L.
1871-1876.
This l>ook contaiiut the ancient ordinances and laws relating to the navy.
50. Memorials of the Reign of Henry VI.:— Official Cohresposdenck of
Thomas Bekynto.n, Secretary to Henry V'l., and Bishop ok Bath and
Wellu. Editeil by the Uov. George Williams, B.D., Vicar of Uing.
wood, lute Follow of King's College, Cambridge. Vols. 1. ami II.
IPO'O
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o7 M^rnryi rAKisiEXsis, Monachi Sancti Alhani, Chronica Majora.
V,.l T. The Creation to A.D. lOOG. Vol. II. A.D. 1(IG7 to A.D. 121().
A'ol III. A.D. 1216 to A.D. 1239. A^ol. IV. A.D. 1240 to A.D. 12X7.
\o\. V. A.D. 12-J.8 to A.D. 1259. Vol. VI. Additamenta. Vol. VII.
Index. Edited hi/ the Eov. Henry Richards Luard, D.D., Tellow of
Trinity College, Kegistrary of the University, and Vicar of Great St.
Mary's, Cambridge. 1872-1884.
TjS. Memoriale Fratris Walteri de Coventria.— The Historical Collec-
tions OF "Walter of Coventry. Vols. I. and II. Edited hy the Rov.
William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History, and
Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1872-1873.
Till' part relating to tlic (irst quarter of tlio thirteenth century is the most valuable.
59. The Anglo-Latin Satirical Poets and Epigrammatists or the Twelfth
Century. Vols. I. and II. Collected and edited hy Thomas Wright,
M.A., Corresponding Member of the National Institute of France
(Academic des Inscriptions et Bellcs-Lcttres). 1872.
60. Materials for a History of the Reign of Henry VII., from original
Documents preserved in the Public Record Office. Vols. I. and II.
Edited hy the Rev. William Campbell, M.A., one of Her Majesty's
Inspectors of Schools. 1873-1877.
61. Historical Pavers and Letters from the Northern Registers. Edited
hy the Rev. James Raine, M.A., Canon of York, and Secretary of the
Surtees Society. 1873.
62. Registrum Palatinum Dunelmense. The Register of Richard de
Kellawe, Lord Palatine and Bishop of Durham ; 1311-1316. Vols.
I.-IV. Edited hy Sir Thomas Duffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper
of the Records. '1873-1878.
63. Memorials of Saint Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury. Edited hi)
the Rev. William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History,
and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1874.
64. Chronicon Anglle, ab Anno Domini 1328 usque ad Annum 1388,
AucTORE MoNACHO QUODAM Sancti Albani. Edited hy Edward Maunde
Thompson, Barrister-at-Law, Assistant Keeper of the Manuscripts in
the British Museum. 1874.
65. Thomas Saga Erkibyskups. A Life of Archbishop Thomas Becket,
IN Icelandic. Vols. I. and II. Edited, with English Translation,
Notes, and Glossary hy M. EirIkr MagniJsson, M.A., Sub-Librarian of
the University Library, Cambridge. 1875-1884.
66. Radulphi de Coggeshall Chronicon Anglicanum. Edited hy the Rev.
Joseph Stevenson, M.A. 1875.
67. Materials for the History of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canter-
bury. Vols. I.-VI. Edited hy the Rev. James Craigie Robertson,
M.A., Canon of Canterbury. 1875-1883. Vol. VII. Edited hy Joseph
Brigstocke Sheppard, LL.D. 1885.
The first volume contains the life of that celebrated man, and the miracles after his
death, by William, a monk of Canterbury. The second, the life by Benedict of Peter-
borough; John of Salisbury ; Alan of Tewkesbury; and Edward Grim, The third, the life
Vjy William Fitzstephen ; and Herbert of Bosham. The fourth, anonymous lives, Quadri-
logus, &c. The fifth, sixth, and seventh, the Epistles, and known letters.
68. Radulfi de Diceto Decani Lundoniensis Opera Hisiorica. The
Historical AVorks of Master Ralph de Diceto, Dean of London.
Vols. I. and II. Edited hy the Rev. William Stubbs^ M.A., Regius
Professor of Modern History, and Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford.
1876.
The abbreviationes Chronicorum extend to 1147 and tho Ymaaincs Historiarum to
1201.
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69. KoLi oy Tiix PaocKEDnccs op the Kino's Council in Iuklanu, you a
POKTION OF THE 16x11 YeaU OF TUE ReIOX OF RlCHABl) II. 1392-93.
Edited hij the Rev. James Graves, A.U. 1877.
70. He.vrici de Bractox de Legibus et Consuetudinibus Axgu.k Libri
QrrxQCE rx Varios Tractatus Distincti. Vols. I.-VI. . Edited by Sir
Tra\-ers Twiss, Q.C, D.C.L. 1878-1883.
71. The Historians of the Church of York, and its Archbishops. Vols.
I. and II. Edited by the Rev. James Raine, M.A., Canon of York,
and Secretary of the Surtees Society. 1879-1886.
72. Registrum Malmesbttbiense. The Register of Malmesbury Abbey ;
Preserved in THE Public Record Office. Vols. I. and II. Editedby
the Rev. J. S. Brewtir, M.A., Preacher at the Rolls, and Rector of
Toppesfield ; and Charles Trice Martin, B. A. 1879-1880.
73. Historical Works of Gervase of Canterbury. Vols. I. and II. Edited
by the Rev. William Stubbs, D.D. ; Canon Residentiary of St. Paul's,
London ; Regius Professor of Modern History and Fellow of Oriel
CoUege, Oxford ; Ac. 1879,1880.
74. Henrici Archidiaconi Huntendunensis Historia Anglorum. The
History of the English, by Henry, Archdeacon of Huntingdon, from
A.D. 55 to a.d. 1154, in Eight Books. Edited by Thomas Arnold, M.A.
1879.
75. The Historical Works of Symeon of Durham. Vols. I. and II.
Edited by Thomas Arnold, M.A. 1882-1885.
76. Chronicle of the Reigns of Edward I. and Edward II. Vols. I. and
II. Edited by the Rev. Wllliam Stubbs, D.D., Canon Residentiary of
St. Paul's, London ; Regius Professor of Modem History, and Fellow
of Oriel College, Oxford, &c. 1882, 1883.
The first volume of thttsu Chronicles contains tha Amiahi Lonthmienset and the
Annates Paulini : tho second l.—Commetulatio Lamentahilis in Transitu mapni Segit
Kdicarili. II.— Gesta Edwnrdi de Carnarvnn Aurfurti Canonico liridlingfoniensi.
lll.—Monachi cujusdam Malinest/eriensis Vita Jidicardi II. IV.— l'ita ct jlort
Edicardi II., contcripta a Thoma de la Moore.
77. Eegistrum Epistolarum Fratris Johannis Peckuam, Archiepiscopi
Cantuariensis. Vols. I.-III. Edited by Charles Trice Martin, B.A.,
F.S.A., 1882-1886.
78. Register of S. Osmund. Edited by tho Rev. W. H. Rich Joneb, M.A.,
F.S.A., Canon of Salisbury, Vicar of Bradford-on-Avon. Vols. I. and
II. 1883, 1884.
This R«<*rister derives ltn naniH from contaJDinx the Htatiites, ndeH, and ordew made or
compiled by S. Usmund, to bo obiHjrved in the Cathedral and diocese of tiahsbiir}-.
79. Chartulary of the Abbey of Ramsey. Vols. I. and 11. Edited by
William Henry Hart, F.S.A., and tho Rov. Ponsonby Anneslev
Lyons. 1B84, 1886.
80. Chartularies of St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, with the Register of its
house AT DUNBRODY, CoUNTY OF WeXFORD, AND AnNALS OF IRELAND,
1162-1370. Edited by JouN Thomas Gilbert, F.S.A., M.R.I.A. Vols.
I. and II. 1884, 1885.
81. EaDMERI Hl.fTORIA NOVORUM in AnGLIA, ET OPU.SCULA DUO DE VlTA SaNCTI
Anselmi kt yuiBUSDAM MiBACULis EJUS, Edited by tlio Rev. Martin
Rule, M.A. 1884.
82. Chronicles of the Reigns op Stephen, Henry II., and Richard I.
Vols. I.-IV. Edited by Richard Howlett, Barristcr-at-Luw. 1884-
1890.
Vol. I. contains Bookn I.-IV. of tho //iVoriVi Rerum AngUcannn of William of NVw-
biirvli. Vol. Il.eontniiis Ikxik V. of Hint work, tliu coutinualiou of thu Mmu to A.U. ]<>»
and thu Draco A'urmannicM ut LUuimu du Kuumu.
U VO-MS. *
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Vol III oontiiins till' fA.sM dtephanl Rogis, tho Clironiclc of Tllehard of Hexham, the
Jtilatinde 'st a ml II fit I) of St. Aolioil of Rloviiulx, tho iwuni of Jordan rantosme, and the
Cluxmiclf of Riclmrd of U.-vizos, ^ , m . •
Vol. IV. contains t ho Olironicle of Robert of ToriRm.
83. CiiBONicLE OF THE Abbey OP Eamsey. Editoil htj the Eev. William
Dunn Mackay, M.A., r.S.A., Rector of Ducklington, Oson. 1886.
84. CuilONICA ROGERI DE WeNDOVER, SIVE FlORES HlSTORIABtJM. Vols. I.-
III. Edited by Henby Gay Hewlett, Keeper of the Records of the
Land Revenue. 1886-1889.
Tills edition gives that portion only of Roger of Wendover's Chi-onicle which can be
accounted an original authority.
85. The Letter Books of the Monastery op Christ Church, Canterbury,
Edited by Joseph Brigstocke Sheppard, LL.D. Vols. I.-IIL, 1887-
1889.
The Letters printed in these volumes were chiefly written between the years 1296 and
1333.
86. The Metrical Chronicle op Robert of Gloucester. Edited by
William Aldis Weight, M.A., Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. Parts I. and II., 1887.
The date of the composition of this Chronicle is placed about the year 1300. The
writer appears to have been an eyo witness of many events which he describes. The
language in which it is ^vritten was the dialect of Gloucestershire at that time.
87. Chbonicle of Robert op Brunne. Edited by Frederick James
FuBNiVALL, M.A., Barrister-at-Law. Parts I. and II. 1887.
Robert of Brunne, or Bourne, co. Lincoln, was a member of the Gilbertine Order
established at Sempringham. His Chronicle is described by its editor as a work of fiction, a
contribution not to Enghsh history, but to the history of EngUsh.
88. Icelandic Sagas and other Historical Documents relating to the
Settlements and Descents of the Northmen on the British Isles.
Yol. I. Orkneyinga Saga, and Magnus Saga. Yol. II. Hakonar
Saga, and Magnus Saga. Edited by Gudbeand Yigpusson, M.A.
1887.
89. The Tripaetite Life op St. Patrick, with other documents relating
to that Saint. Edited by Whitley Stokes, LL.D., D.C.L., Honorary
Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford ; and Corresponding Member of the
Institute of France. Parts I. and II. 1887.
90. WiLLELMI MONACHI MaLMESBIRIENSIS DE ReGUM GesTIS AnGLORUM
LiBBi Y. ; ET HisTORiiE NovELL^, LiBRi III. Edited by William
Stubbs, D.D., Bishop of Oxford. Yols. I. and II. 1887-1889.
91. Lestoreb des Engles solum Gepfrei Gaimae. Edited by the late Sir
Thomas Ddffus Hardy, D.C.L., Deputy Keeper of the Records;
continued and translated by Charles Teice Mabtin, B.A., F.S.A.
Yols. I. and II. 1888-1889.
92. Chronicle of Heney Knighton, Canon of Leicester. Edited by the
Rev. Joseph Rawson Lumby, D.D., Norrisiau Professor of Divinity.
Yol. L 1889.
93. Chronicle op Adam Murimuth, with the Chronicle op Robert op
AvESBURY. Edited by Edward Maunde Thompson, LL.D., F.S.A.
Principal Librarian and Secretary of the British Museum. 1889.
94. Chartulary of the Abbey op St. Thomas the Martyr, Dublin.
Edited by John Thomas Gilbeet, F.S.A., M.I.R.A. 1889.
95. Flokes Historiabum. Edited by the Rev. H. R. Luabd, D.D., Fellow
of Trinity College and Registrary of the University, Cambridge
Yol. I. The creation to a.d. 1066. Yol. XL a.d. 1067-1264. Yol. Ill"
A.D. 1265-1326. 1890.
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96. MxMOBiALs OF St. Edmund's Abbey. Edited lij Thomas Abkold, M.A.,
Fellow of the Royal University of Ireland. Vols. I. and II. 1890.—
1892.
97. Chabtebs and Documents, illustkating the Histoby of the Cathedbal
AND City op Sabum, 1100-1300; forming an Appendix to the Register
of S. Osmund. Selected by the late Rev. W. H. Rich Jones, M.A.,
F.S.A.. and edited by the Rev. W. D. Macbay, M.A., F.S.A., Rector
of Dncklington. 1891.
In the Fress.
Icelandic Sagas, and otheb Histobicax Documents relating to the Settle-
ments and Descents of the Northmen on the British Isles. Yola.
III. — IV. Translated by Sir Geobge Webbe Dasent, D.C.L.
Chabtdlaby op the Abbey op Ramsey. Vol. III.
Ranulp de Glanvill ; Tractatus de legibus et consuetudinibus Anglle,
kc. Edited and translated by Sir Travebs Twisa, Q.C., D.C.L.
Year Books of the Reign op Edward III. Edited and translated by LuKU
Owen Pike, M.A., Barrister-at-Law.
Chronicle op Henby Knighton, Canon of Leicester, to the death of
RicHABD II. Edited by the Rev. Joseph Rawson Lumby, D.D.
Vol. II.
The Red Book op the Exchequer. Edited by Hubert Hall, F.S.A.. of
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of the Surtees Society.
Pabliamentaby Petitions, &c., of the roign of Edward I. Edited by
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